Southern Association Denies North Carolina Corporate Status
The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools says it operates as a voluntary association of higher-ed institutions and has no corporate status in North Carolina. Secretary of State Thad Eure asked the attorney general to review its legal status. an opinion is due soon.
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William A. Shires
Raleigh
Southern of Colleges and Schools
North Carolina
Association Lawyers
Atlanta
Association
Thad Eure
Attorney General
Eure
Ralph Moody
Moody
Canon
Georgia
75 Percent Interest Charged on Farm Loans
A government survey in Mysore state found moneylenders charging 75 percent interest on short term loans to poverty stricken farmers.
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New Delhi
Mysore
Evening School Registration at High Point College
High Point College invites requests for printed registration forms for the Evening School. Registration will be in the gym on Sept 16 from 8 to 9:30 am. Courses include Art Education, Zoology, Accounting, Business Law, Management, Insurance, Economics, English, Geography, History, Library Science, Mathematics, Physical Education, Psychology, Sociology, and Spanish with various credit hours and schedules. Telephone and director contacts provided.
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Tse
Enn
Gapt
Reluctant Judge Bails Son Out
Waukegan Illinois AP reports Circuit Court Judge Peter L. Melius faced a dilemma over his 17 year old son Michael charged with nine traffic violations after an 80 mile an hour chase. The judge bailed him out despite preferring jail time saying his wife insisted on it.
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Waukegan
Peter L. Melius
Michael
Judge Melius
Foreign Aid Bill Passed but Battle Is Not Over
The Senate approved a $3.36 billion foreign aid authorization bill, bowing to House demands. A two year authorization and overhaul of the overseas aid structure remain possible as advocates lament the trimmed scope and Johnson’s preferred totals came within about 97.7 million of his request.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Tobacco prices fall on Carolinas Border Belt sales dip
The Associated Press reports lower quality flue cured tobacco led to price drops of 1 to 4 dollars per hundredweight on Tuesday across the Carolinas Border Belt. Monday's gains faded as volumes varied, with 15,566,321 pounds sold for 69.37 per hundredweight, the season's highest daily volume and price. Season totals rose to 111,700,529 pounds at 64.75, with 6 percent of Monday's gross going to the Stabilization Corp. in government loans. South Carolina sold 7,837,876 pounds at 69.88 average and North Carolina moved 7,726,445 at 68.85.
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Associated Press
Carolinas Border Belt
Caenesie News ‘Service
Stabilization Corp
South Carolina
North Carolina
1966 Red Coin Guide Book Is Just Out
The booklet lists values of all coins to date and promotes coin collecting as a hobby with potential profits. Also advertised are stamps and stamp supplies from Nash Jewelry Co at 127 North Main Street.
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Nash Jewelry Co
North Main Street
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