University plans to drop three professors over fit with aims
The school, led by President Veal, plans to dismiss three professors including Rideout and Hoffman after notice given yesterday. Negro professor Wiggins may receive a trustee hearing due to tenure, while Bishop Bonner says board approval is required. The action aims to align staff with the institution’s religious education goals.
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Forest Oran Wiggins
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House Activities Committee
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Rideout
Hoffman
Wiggins
I. H. Bonner
Associated Press
Allen
AME Zion Church
School Board Hearings On Appeals Of Negro Transfers
In Charlotte the school board faces appeals from 24 Negro children denied transfers to white schools. Hearings set for 4 p.m. with each parent given 20 minutes to present. The group seeks to learn the criteria the board used to admit five prior transfers and may pursue superior court if needed. The board cited factors including residential proximity in its July 24 decision.
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Charlotte
Charlote School Board
Losses noted on border leaf belt tobacco markets
The Carolinas Border Belt flue-cured tobacco markets posted average price declines from $1 to $3 per hundred pounds across grades yesterday, with some gains in nondescript grades. Monday saw the season's high, with 5,694,370 pounds average $54.92. Deliveries to the Stabilization Corp. under the price-support program reached 6 percent of gross sales.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Border Belt
Flueoured Stabilization Corp
Ex Marine Cleared In Slaying On His Farm
Rutherfordton North Carolina retired Lt Col T E Barrier was cleared by a coroner's jury on the self defense shooting of 22 year old Claude Mathis on a Dobbins Church area farm Sunday night. Barrier said Mathis visited his home to request car removal and he disarmed after hearing a dog bark prior to the fatal exchange.
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Barrier
Stevenson denounces Gluck ambassador pick
Adlai E. Stevenson attacks President Eisenhower for nominating Maxwell H. Gluck as ambassador to Ceylon calling it a cynical payoff of political debts. He urges Senate scrutiny, questions Gluck's experience and notes concerns over civil rights and disarmament policy.
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Maxwell H. Gluck
Ceylon
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Africa
United States
Gluck
Senate
Solomon Bandaranaike
Washington
World tension prompts hope for Russian safeguard agreement
The source quotes a view that the world faces a great danger while also expressing some optimism that Russia might agree to safeguards in that direction.
Rip Van Winkle Backache Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Pills for nagging backache headaches and muscular pains causing restless nights. It claims fast relief via pain relief diuretic action and bladder irritation reduction, urging readers to ask for the new large size.
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Dean
Doan
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