Reluctant Deputies Will File Appeals
Five Negro men charged with trespassing in Warren County were deputized during the March 31 demonstrations. They were fined in Recorder's Court, with Elliot Eisenberg paying 200 dollars, and D Y Cooper Melvin Tustall Francis Austin Turner and Thurston Brown fined 50 to 100 dollars. An inciting to riot charge was dropped. The nine day boycott of Negro schools continues if needed as county officials review complaints of poor schools.
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Warrenton
N.C
Recorder's Court
Elliot Eisenberg
Dent
Amherst
Mass
Ernest Turlat
Warren School
Warren County
Frances Haworth of High Point Leader in Community Service
Frances Haworth, longtime High Point resident and Quaker, is described as a dedicated community leader. She and husband Horace Haworth, prominent local attorney, built a life centered on church work, Red Cross service, hospital support, and extensive charity and civic activities. The profile notes her roles with the High Point Friends Meeting, Woman's Auxiliary, YWCA, Hospital Guild, and the Community Chest, along with travel interests and a 1963 automobile accident that caused serious injuries.
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Reynolds
High Point High School
Horace Haworth
High Point
Horace
Europe
University of Michigan
Roberson and Dalton
Roberson
Roberson-Haworth
Reese
Haworth
Frances
Mocksville
Edgedale Dr
Horace S. Haworth Jr
Julia
Judy) Conrad
Chickasha
Oklo
Horace Jr
Behr- Manning Co
Nashville
Tenn
Mike
Woman's Auxiliary
Quaker Lane
Frances Haworth
World Conference of Friends
Oxford
England
High Point Friends Meeting
Red Cross
Piedmont
American Red. Cross
Atlanta
Community Chest
Hospital Guild
Southern Furniture Exposition
High Point Memorial Hospital
Canada
Midwest
Frances Harthworth
Library Board
Opposition To Rights Bill Stiffens
Washington AP report notes Southern opponents firming stance against early amendments to the civil rights bill. Wall ace's 5 percent Wisconsin primary result fuels talk of opposition, with Indiana and Maryland primaries watched for signs. Senate leaders debate fair employment provisions while Dirksen pursues changes but lacks GOP majority support. Southern bloc aims to keep the bill harsh to increase defeat odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wisconsin
Wallace
Indiana
Maryland
Miller
Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Dirksen
Desegregation lines spark GOP clash in LBJ critique
The Senate confrontation centers on a 1,305 line section denouncing federal power over state and local governments especially in desegregation of parks and facilities. The critique accuses the measure of granting the attorney general unchecked authority to pressure officials. Frances Hartworth earns praise for community service and church involvement amid illness.
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LBJ
Congress
Ervin
Smashed City Sheds Pity for Recovery Efforts
Crescent City California after a killer tsunami from Alaska's quake left 11 dead and 150 families homeless. In two weeks 29 blocks of business and homes were destroyed and the downtown area, four blocks by a quarter mile, is nearly cleared. Residents vow no self pity and focus on rebuilding. Dozens of shops and services still scarce as recovery begins.
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Crescent City
California
Carl England
Jack Schreibman
Calif
Pat Hanratty
Chamber of Cammonn
Epidemics Spur Belgian doctors strike talks
In Belgium outbreaks of scarlet fever measles and mumps in Liege Antwerp and Luxembourg provinces push the government to renew efforts to end a day old doctors strike. Strike leaders advise parents to keep children home from school as emergency arrangements keep hospitals crowded and experts warn against a major outbreak. Premier Lefevre meets strike leaders for the third time amid resistance to socialized medical reform and calls for a quick return to work.
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Brussels
Belgium
Liege
Antwerp
Luxembourg
Theo Lefevre
Lefevre
Maoitetate Social Christian
Pares
Preyer attacks lobbyists and pledges wage reform
In Raleigh North Carolina AP Preyer told Wake County Young Democrats that a 10 percent pay raise pledge is a false lure and urged open lobbying. He blamed Dan Moore Beverly Lake and others for opposing leadership free of special interests and promised a plan to raise the state minimum wage to one dollar an hour and propose concrete proposals through the governor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
L. Richardson Preyer
Wake County
North Carolina
Jae Preyer
Dan K. Moore
Ernar
Moore
North
Preyer
Gover
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Water Turner
Alaska
Renault
Horace G. Ilderton
Tyr Ant
Delcot
Alankathen
Manhattan
Tobias
Calhoun Drug Store
Kodet
Polyvaste
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