Leveling Off Seen In Tobacco Prices
Buyers looked for some leveling off in flue cured tobacco prices on the South Carolina North Carolina Border Belt markets. The nine million six hundred forty eight thousand seven hundred sixty two pounds sold yielded an average of 59 dollars 47 cents per hundred. Primings ranged one to three dollars more than opening day with lower grades down and cutters and lugs firm.
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South Carolina
North Carolina
Primings
Federal State Marketing News Service
NC State editor wins award at farm communications convention
Theo dore M. Byman of North Carolina State College at Raleigh is cited for achievement in agricultural communications during the 42nd annual convention of the farm radio and television editors. He receives a scroll and a $500 check from the Association of Agricultural College Editors and the National Plant Food Institute.
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Madison, Wis
Theodore M. Byman
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
N.C
Assn. of Agricultural College
National Plant Food Institute
Russians Arrive In Raleigh for Agriculture Visit
A Russian delegation led by Evgeniy Chekmenev arrived in Raleigh for a two day tour of North Carolina State College and the State Department of Agriculture. The group included the Soviet vice minister of agriculture and the Ukrainian agriculture minister. A news conference followed a luncheon and briefing with NCS chancellor Dr. C. H. Bostian and Dean D. B. Colvard. Tomorrow the visitors plan to tour the state department of agriculture.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
State Department of Agriculture
Evgeniy Chekmenev
Carey H. Bostian
NCS
D. B. Colvard
School of Agriculture
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The U N Security Council meets in New York to plan an emergency General Assembly session. Khrushchev and Eisenhower may attend a potential summit as Macmillan’s presence looms. Eisenhower says U N cooperation could back plans to aid Lebanon and stabilize the Middle East with monitoring and a mobile U N force.
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Eisenhower
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Middle East
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Former Actress Seeks Jail For Ex Husband Over Alimony
Los Angeles AP Former actress Tita Purdom asks that her ex husband actor Edmund Purdom be jailed for alimony arrears totaling around 24000 dollars. She says he has lavished money on other women since their 1956 divorce and paid only sporadically the 1050 dollars monthly in alimony and child support.
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Los Angeles
Tita Purdom
Edmund Purdom
Purdom
Miss Christian
Alicia Darr
Miss Darr
England
Soviet Embassy Sends Unrequested Press Releases to U.S. Cities
Washington AP reports a Soviet Embassy spokesman could not explain how embassy press releases were sent to Durham and Asheville officials. He said releases are meant for the press and should not reach unintended local officials, amid protests from the State Department over embassy messaging.
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Washington
Durham
Asheville
N.C
United States
State Department
Mikhail Menshikov
Nuclear Energy Institute to Host Ra**mey Talk at State College
Raleigh AP James T Ra mey executive director Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy will speak tonight at the Nuclear Energy Simmer Institute at North Carolina State College. Diplomas will be given to 22 engineering educators from the Southeast and Puerto Rico after eight weeks training in basics of nuclear engineering. A four day Oak Ridge National Laboratory tour begins Sunday with return to the State College School of Engineering Aug 14 to close the program.
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James T. Ramey
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Nuclear Energy Simmer Institute
North Carolina State College
Southeast
Puerto Rico
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
State College School of Engineering
State Parks See Near Million Attendance for Seven Months
The State Conservation and Development Department reports 11 state parks combined drew 974 310 visitors through July 31, nearing a million for seven months but about 5 000 below last year. July turnout reached 359 563, surpassing July 1957 by roughly 12 000, with Fort Macon in Carteret County leading at 299 673. Other totals include Cliffs of the Neuse 93 572 Hanging Rock 115 640 Jones Lake 42 942 Morrow Mountain 135 879 Mount Jefferson opened this year 1 547 Mount Mitchell 145 674 Pettigrew 9 524 Reedy Creek 15 944 Singletary Lake 8 959 and William B Umstead 105 556. All parks except Mount Mitchell rose versus July 1957.
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Fort Macon State Park
Carteret County
Cliffs of the Neuse
Wayne County
Hanging Rock
Stokes County
Jones Lake
Bladen County
Morrow Mountain
Stanly County
Mount Jefferson
Ashe County
Mount Mitchell
Yancey County
Pettigrew
Washington
Tyrrell
Reedy Creek
Wake County
Singletary Lake
William B. ‘Umstead State Park
Plane Lands With One Wheel At North Brunswick Airport
Edward Waugh, a 23 year old student pilot, landed with a broken left landing gear after bystanders signaled. Airport workers guided him to land, a jeep kept pace on the runway, and two men held up the wing. The plane touched down safely but veered and broke the propeller. no one was injured. Waugh has five hours solo flying time.
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Edward Waugh
North Brunswick
Waugh
United States Land and Agriculture Output Share
The United States controls 450000000 acres suitable for cultivation and produces 41 percent of the world's cotton and 29 percent of tobacco.
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United States
Keratolytic Foot Treatment Promoted at Local Drug Stores
An ad promotes instant drying T4L liquid for athlete's foot noting it sloughs off infected skin to expose bacteria to killing action. It guarantees fast relief or a 48c back and mentions T44 foot powder for antiseptic protection available at Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Stores.
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Cecil's Drug
Mann Drug Stores
Salisbury Child Dies After Heart Operation
Terry Wayne Hamilton an 11 month old from Salisbury died in Winston Salem a day after surgeons closed a nickel size hole in his heart The infant born with the condition had a 50 50 chance to recover and doctors said he would have died within three months if not operated on
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Winston-Salem
Terry Wayne Hamilton
Salisbury
Terry
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