Price Fluctuations Mark Flue-Cured Sales In Carolinas
Price fluctuations marked the flue-cured tobacco markets in South Carolina and North Carolina. The Eastern Belt saw two to one losses over gains with average drops around 35 to 39 cents per hundred pounds. Border and Middle Belts also declined with lighter volume and government loan program deliveries. Markets at Conway, Darlington, Dillon, Hemingway, Kingstree, Pamplico, Clarkton, and Fayetteville reported Thursday activity.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
Carolinas
Middle
Stabilization Corporation
Middle Belt
Conway
Darlington
Dillon
Hemingway
Kingstree
Pamplico
Terry Sanford Award Created by North Carolina Educators
RALEIGH AP Educators in North Carolina announced a $15,859.15 Terry Sanford Award to honor educational innovation and teaching excellence. The fund, raised by school personnel statewide, will provide annual prizes through the Learning Institute of North Carolina with the first recipient chosen by LINC. Sanford endorsed the transfer to NCEA as trustee, saying he appreciated the gesture and its focus on progress in education.
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Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Norths Education
North Carolina
Dawson
NCEA
Sanford
Methodist College
Fayetteville
NCTA
Terry Jr
Betsy
Mek Humulig
North Carolina Education Association
North Carolina Teachers Association
Learning Institute of North Carolina
LINC
A. C. Dawson
Two Rallies By Klan Set In State
In South Hill Virginia AP reports two Ku Klux Klan rallies set for weekend near the community. One at 8 p.m. Saturday and another at 4 p.m. Sunday will be held about 14 miles south along U S 1 58. Sponsored by United Klans of America Inc. Speakers include Virginia Grand Dragon Marshall Kornegay and Delaware Grand Dragon. The Terry Sanford Award was established with those funds.
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South Hill
Virginia
U.S. 1
United Klans of America Inc
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Marshall Kornegay
Virginia Grand Dragon
Delaware Grand Dragon
Nuns Teaching in Ohio Public Schools Challenged
A long standing practice of using Roman Catholic nuns as teachers in Ohio public schools faces a court challenge in Celina. The case questions church and state in hiring nuns, with a judge to rule within two months. Eight nuns teach in three Catholic-leaning schools. the district defends certification and parental choice while opponents seek constitutional review.
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Ohio
Hal Paris
Fort Recovery
Celina
Ohio Supreme Court
Jesse C. Moore
Southwest
Moore
Boore
U.S
State Board of Education
Feed Cramer
Butler County
Mercer County
Paul Dull
Methodist
United For Separation of Church and State
Ohio Free Schools Association
Michigan
South Dakota
Mexico
Maxi Green
State Education Department
Moore Flew Kitty Hawk Back From Sea Island Trip
Gov Dan Moore used the Kitty Hawk aircraft to fly from Sea Island Georgia to Raleigh on Wednesday night after a Southern Governors Conference. His press secretary said Moore had much work and chose air travel over driving. He had promised to sell the Kitty Hawk, once used by former Gov Terry Sanford.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
Sea Island
Tom Walker
Moore
Walker
Terry Sanford
Approval Of Religious Liberty Paper Seen
American and northern European bishops pushed a Vatican declaration on religious liberty toward adoption amid Latin country opposition. Drafters said the document enshrines the right to follow conscience in worship and would become church doctrine. Cardinal Ritter urged approval as justice for past wrongs and noninterference by state in free practice of faith.
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Vatican City
Joseph Elmer Cardinal Ritter l
St. Louis
St. Peter's Basilica
Emilio Tagle
Valparaiso
Chile
Luigi Car
Segni I
Italy
John Baptist Velasco
Hsiamen
Amoy
China
John Courtney Murray
Woodstock
Carli
Bill To Protect Appalachian Trail Offered
Washington AP report details a Senate Interior subcommittee hearing on a bill to place Appalachian Trail administration under the secretary of the interior. Bishops and church leaders spoke on religious liberty and tolerance while debates referenced encroachment threats to the 2000 mile trail from Maine to Georgia.
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Washington
Senate Interior
Maine
Utorgia
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
St. Louis
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Richard Carshone
Boston
National Park
North Carolina
Lorenz Cardinal Jaeger
Tennessee
Paderborn
Germany
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Hormal
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Canada Dry Distilling Company
Kitty Hawk
Religious Liberty
Jauibeuer
Carolinal Ritter
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Silva-Henriquez
Josef
Slipyj
Simon Lourdusamy
Bangalore
India
Ignace Ziade
Beirut
Lebanon
Bolton's Telephone Answering
Ballou Park Shopping Center
Schewels High ST. Store
Duncan Phyfe
Glass
Hollywood
Vanity Dresser Walrut
Philee
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