Federal Judge Blasts Supreme Court Over Race Rulings
Judge George Bell Timmerman Sr. told the Columbia Civilian Club that Supreme Court decisions on race fuel crime in northern cities. He cited New York Washington Chicago and Detroit as examples of a wave of law violations linked to racial unrest. He accused the Court of overstepping the Constitution and eroding American tradition.
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Attorney To Be Named For Hobo
RALEIGH AP murder charges follow the death of a wealthy Raleigh man Lloyd B Walker 25 year old drifter waived hearing and bound over to Wake Superior Court Solicitor Chalmers said he would seek the death penalty Ragland 64 was found shot to death at his Cary cabin Walker allegedly led police on a high speed chase stole two cars one with Ragland inside and another with two teens A rifle found in the second car linked to Ragland fingerprint evidence places Walker at Ragland Cadillac and cabin neighbors say Walker was at the cabin between 8 am and his capture family say he served in Korea and has had mental troubles since
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Asheville Sees Mixed Admissions For Negro Students
A Yancey County board request prompts Asheville to consider admitting 27 Yancey County Negro students to white schools. Meanwhile six Madison County Negro students are accepted by Asheville schools. The Yancey group attended Negro schools last year after their campus was condemned. An attorney says transfers to out of county schools or new schools are not acceptable. The admissions cover the 1989 60 school year.
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C D Board Members Are Named
RALEIGH AP A Greens boro civic leader and a former burg to fill a vacancy created by the death of Leo Harvey of Kin ston. Their terms expire next June 30. Hodges also reappointed five members to the board. They were Hugh Morton of Linville, Max Watson of Forest City, W H Austin of Jefferson, Carl Buchan Jr of North Wilkesboro and H C Kennett of Durham. Each will serve until June 30, 1965.
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