Spiders Face GW in Key Southern Conference Clash
In the Southern Conference race Richmond sits atop with 4-0, while Washington and Lee and William and Mary linger ineligible for titles. The feature game pits Richmond against George Washington as the week’s pivotal contest with potential changes to the standings contingent on multiple outcomes.
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Rookie Tar Heels Rise In ACC Baseball Play
North Carolina coach Walter Rabb rebuilds with five veterans and many sophomores. The Tar Heels stand 3-1 in ACC play, 11-5 overall, led by pitcher Harding and hitter Honeycutt. Saturday wins over East Carolina and conference action highlight a weekend slate across ACC teams.
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East Carolina
Campbell Seeks Fourth North and South Amateur Title
Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia 34 sailing toward his fourth North and South Amateur crown in nine years at Pinehurst North Carolina. Campbell a last year Walker Cup member aims to join a small group atop the event history with multiple wins. He faces a field led by 1931 42 winner George Dunlap Jr and strong contenders Robbins Patton Hyndman and Blum as qualifying tees off near 7000 yards.
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Hillman Robbins
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Bill Hyndman
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Yesterday's Stars By THE ASSOCIATE TM press
Roy Sievers delivered a double a triple and a tenth inning homer as Washington beat Boston 6-5 in extra innings. Bob Turley of the Yankees pitched a four hitter and fanned eight guiding New York to a 7-0 win over Baltimore and a three game series sweep.
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All Star NC High School Basketball Rosters Announced
Greensboro hosts the 10th annual North Carolina all star game on August 15 with an 11 man Western squad dominated by Class AA players. Named are Jim Bally John Eggleston and others from Mount Airy Morehead Leaksville-Draper Wilkesboro Hendersonville and more. AA linchpins include Wiles Poteet Wall and Koont among others with AAA selections Linwood Oates and Jimmy Adams. Gene Compton and Wolfy Unger represent Class A. Eastern squad yet unnamed.
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Redlegs open season with 8 1 victory over Jacksonville
Savannah owner Reds overpower league leading Jacksonville 8 to 1 for their first South Atlantic League win of the 1958 season. Macon edges Augusta 4 to 3 to prevent a tie for first place and Charlotte defeats Knoxville 6 to 3 amid a 14 hit barrage. Tonight’s games feature Knoxville at Augusta Macon at Jacksonville and Savannah at Charlotte.
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Fifteen Die Violently In State Toll Reported
A North Carolina weekend death toll reached at least 15 with six Marines injured in a crash near Fayetteville. The report lists drownings of Johnny 13 Earl 10 and Danny Evans 8 in a Dunn area house fire and other fatalities including Bobby Robinson 9 Charlie Brown 18 and Hilda Lofton 26 in separate incidents.
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Charities Conference Focuses on Family Life
In Charlotte the Southeastern Catholic Charities conference continues with a panel led by Dr. William A. Rinn on child guidance, and discussions on strengths and weaknesses in family life by Rev. John J. Bannon and Msgr. John Egan. Bishop Hannan spoke at last night's banquet. Falls Church psychologist Anthony Chaves cites positive results from a 1,500-family parish program aiding emotionally disturbed adults. About 500 dignitaries and lay attendees remain for the final day.
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Norfolk
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Jordan Plans No Changes In Staff
Roanoke report says North Carolina's Sen elect B Everett Jordan will not remove staff from the late W Kerr Scott. He plans to travel to Washington in about a week to set his affairs and then take up duties.
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Churches Endowments Hold About 12.2 Billion in U S Property
A survey shows churches synagogues and temples nationwide own or control up to 12.2 billion dollars in property and endowments. The figure reflects estimates across various faith groups and regions, outlining major wealth held by religious institutions.
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Mirror of your mind and voter memory
About age 18 months children show less affection and become suspicious of affection from others. They fear strangers and demand their mothers. The attitude lasts a few months before affectionate disposition reappears. Voters, like people, forget unpleasant political facts according to Vance Packard.
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Persuaders and Anxiety Affecting Test Performance
The article discusses an experiment with pro and anti Democratic participants who heard a 10 minute talk and were later tested. It suggests moderate conscious anxiety can improve some test performance but too much anxiety inhibits use of resources, while subconscious memories of past humor influence recall.
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Fiddler laments modern trends at Mooresville Old Time Fiddlers
J R Chick Martin of Siler City recalls making a gourd banjo with cotton thread strings waxed in beeswax and criticizes gadgets replacing old tunes at the 18th Mooresville Old Time Fiddlers Convention in Mooresville North Carolina. Winners include J B Mainard Concord Tiny Tim Honeycutt Davidson Teen Tones Mooresville and Dewey Murphy Blue River Boys Mount Holly.
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Social Service Conference Discusses Medical Welfare and Religion
Raleigh hosts a three day conference by the North Carolina Conference for Social Service with panelists Dr. Henry D. McIntosh of Duke Medical School Dr. Ellen Winston commissioner of Welfare and Dr. Albert Meiburg Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. Dr. James A. Jones of Union Theological Seminary opened the event with a general session. Bell of Charlotte a state senator discussed The poor man and the courts and chairs the NC Bar Association committee on improving justice.
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Piedmont Gas Plans Expansion
Piedmont Natural Gas Co plans a near four million dollar expansion funded by bonds and new stock. President Buell G. Duncan announced 3% million in bonds and 1183 thousand shares at 15.25 dollars each to add 750 thousand dollars to this year’s construction fund. The firm posted 1.48 dollars a share earnings for 1957, up from 0.50 in 1953, and serving customers rose from 40,700 to 51,448.
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Weather forecast for the Southeast states
The forecast covers North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia with warm partly cloudy days scattered showers and possible thundershowers. Temperatures mid 70s to upper 80s across the region with cooler days midweek and rainfall totals three to six tenths of an inch.
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Medical Speakers Scheduled for North Carolina Meeting
Asheville doctors will hear James B. Graham of Chapel Hill speak on Dehumanization the Real Flaw in Socialized Medicine at the first general session May 6 during the Medical Society of the State of North Carolina convention. Duke Hospital orthopedic chief D. Baker will preside at a dinner that night. Other speakers include Frank B. Berry and Wilfred Bloom berg. The four day event closes May 7 with the joint session of the society and the State Board of Health.
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Weather forecast shows showers across eastern regions tonight
Showers and thunderstorms are expected tonight in the east Gulf region and multiple valleys. The forecast notes clearer, warmer weather in the southwest with variable cloudiness and cooler, lower temperatures spreading from the Pacific Northwest east to the Dakotas and Nebraska.
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Seashore Park To Get Funds
MANTEC North Carolina Superintendent Robert Gibbs said about one million dollars will be spent on the Cape Hatteras National Seashore Park following President Eisenhower's push to accelerate construction to ease the recession. Work must begin under contract by June 30. The project includes a five mile entrance road from Nags Head to Coquina Beach. Coquina Beach will host the dedication next Thursday as the seashore's first national park. The Dare Coast Pirates Jamboree opens the vacation season that same day.
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Houses and Apartments For Rent Listings
Four room house with pet at 911 Grant St available for $50 monthly. Horton Realty Co lists 15 Gray St and 200 E Washington St. 10 room house on S Main St with boarding options. other rentals include 2 room houses, Radio Tower Road and Johnson St duplexes. Colored D Williamson Realtor and local numbers provided for contact.
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