Court Reform Bill Seen As Key Step In North Carolina
Judge Moore notes lack of uniform court costs across districts but says defects may be fixed by legislature. He credits the reform as a step in the right direction and stresses selecting capable judges and solicitors. Sen. Lindsay Warren guided the bill in the Senate with Rep. David Britt backing it in the House.
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David Britt
Robeson
House
Britt
Courts Commission
Senate
From Civil Rights to Courts Reform in North Carolina
A historical roundup covers Humphrey’s exhortations on a Great Society and equal rights, the 1965 witness to federal education goals, clashes with Klansmen in Durham, and NC court reform moves. It cites Duke students, figures like Robert Shelton, and the push for an intermediate court of appeals to ease Superior Court workloads.
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Congress
Bennett Place
Durham
Joseph E. Johnston
William T. Sherman
Robert E. Lee
Appomattox
KKK
Duke University
Robert Shelton
Imperial Wizard
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Robert Jones
North Carolina
Granite City
Duke
Moore
Superior Courts
Supreme Court
Parker
Justices of the Peace
Educated Negroes Migrate From the South Says UNC Professor
Professor Daniel Price of the University of North Carolina reported findings to the Population Association of America showing that about one third of Negro college graduates leave the South and one quarter of high school graduates depart. The study, focusing on Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky in 1955, notes migrants tend to be better educated than nonmigrants and that returnees average 10.4 years of schooling.
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Chicago
University of North Carolina
Daniel O. Price
UNC
Institute For Research In Social Science
South
Price
Population Association of America
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Sou
Presbyterians Defeat Move to Bar King Speech at Conference
In Montreat North Carolina the Presbyterian General Assembly rejected a 311 to 120 bid to withdraw an invitation to Martin Luther King Jr. to keynote an August conference on church and civil rights. The assembly voted 318 to 126 to remain in the National Council of Churches amid ongoing debates over civil rights demonstrations. Reverend Charles Crumby defended King’s moderate voice while Dr L Nelson Bell urged not to invite King to avoid hindering local church efforts.
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Montreat
N. C
Martin Luther King Jr
National Council of Churches
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of the
U. S
King
Reformed Church In America
Alabama
Charles G
Crumby
Guntersville
Christian Education
Christian Action
Hampton M. Auld
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Robert Jansen Jr
Mobile
Ala
Jansen
Selma
Direct Action Movement
L. Nelson Bell
Presbyterian College and Conference Center
Bell
Billy Graham
Retarded Child Care Topic For Speaker
Rev Wesley A Brogan of the N C Methodist Conference will speak at the High Point Association for Retarded Children meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Adams Memorial YWCA Gatewood Avenue He will discuss the regional laboratory for teachers of retarded children to be held at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church May 9 14.
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Wesley A. Brogan
N.C. Methodist Conference
High Point Assn
Adams Memorial Ywca
Gatewood Avenue
Brogan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
First Aid Course Ends At Union Hill
A standard first aid course concluded at Union Hill last week led by Mrs. Elizabeth Ennis of the Red Cross office. Participants included Mrs. Irene Holton, past president. Mrs. E. Ray Owens Jr., president. and Mrs. Carl Jackson, president-elect of the Union Hill PTA, along with a long list of community members.
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Union Hill
Elizabeth Ennis
Red Cross
Irene Holton
E. Ray Owens Jr
Carl Jackson
Iron Poor Blood and Gerrrot Vitamins Claim
If fatigue persists despite vitamins, iron-poor blood may be the cause. The ad promotes Gerrrot iron through tablets or liquid, claiming rapid strength within seven days with a money back guarantee after using Gerrrot for iron deficiency.
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Paso
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Central Park South
N.Y
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Cologne Extraordinaire
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Eckerd’s Drug Stores
College Village
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