Disaster declaration request rejected for North Carolina drought
Luther Hodges said his bid for a state declared disaster area was turned down by the President. The approval standards require conditions of major disaster severity. Adams noted federal help remains available through the Farmers Home Administration and the Agricultural Conservation Service for Tar Heel farmers.
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Luther H. Hodges
Eisenhow
Adams
Farmers Home Administration
Agricultural Conservation Service
Arguments In Tobacco Case Heard
US District Judge Washton H. Williams heard further arguments in Charleston on a complaint against the Agriculture Department over its ticketing of tobacco varieties not to receive full price supports. Coker 140 and Dixie Bright were cited and Coker argued the department must feel the varieties hurt the price support program.
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Charleston
S.C
Washton H. Williams
Agriculture Department
Dixie Bright
Coker
Income tax delight Anderson, 8. C. J. Los sis
A farmer near here, 50 year old man and his wife have 17 children, 11 under 18. The oldest is 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delight Anderson
J. R. Lossis
Greensboro School Board Seeks Dismissal of Protest Action
The Greensboro School Board filed a motion to dismiss court action by white parents opposing Negro admission to city schools. The board had voted July 23 to admit six Negroes to previously all white schools, amid other related actions and legal notices.
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Greensboord
Greensboro School Board
Charlotte School Board
Winston-Salem
Ss G County Superior
E. Turner Jr
James A. Stranks
James W. Cudworth
Prisoners to Get Free Flu Shots Across North Carolina
North Carolina will offer free Asian influenza vaccine to prison inmates mental hospital patients and staff as part of a state program. The Purchase and Contract division has ordered vaccine doses for about 12 000 inmates and tubercular and mental health facilities with costs covered by institution budgets.
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Raleigh
North Carolin
D. S. Coltrane
Con
Clemson College Refuses Federal Funds Over Racial Clause
Clemson College rejects a $99,050 federal grant for nuclear teaching equipment citing a racial clause in the contract. Gov. Timmerman warns the clause could cover political affiliation, while other Southern states accept highway funds with similar terms.
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Clemson College
Columbia
R. M. Cooper
Clemson
Gresette Committee
South Carolina
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Communist Party
T. C. Callison
Callison
AEC
Boy Begins Career Early in Appleton Radio Ambition
Rick Priebe, 12, plans to be a radio announcer and runs a home station from his basement. He operates WAPY with a single outlet in his family’s upstairs radio setup, building an audience as a young broadcaster.
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Appleton
Wis
Rick Priebe
Rick
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