Committee Named To Study Prisons In North Carolina
RALEIGH AP A committee led by prominent lawyer Byers will study and propose reforms for North Carolina prisons to rehabilitate criminals. Members include Avery Jr. of Statesville and several lawyers and judges from Raleigh Winston-Salem Charlotte Gastonia and other cities.
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Raleigh
Byers
North Carolina
Strayhorn
Scott
Central Prison
Isaac T. Avery Jr
Statesville
J. MacBoxley
Walter T. Britt
Clinton
Frank P. Cooke
Gastonia
Richard Co. Erwin Sr
Winston - Sa_ Lamar
Washington
Frank W. Smepp Jr
Charlotte
James E. Walker
Winifred T. Wells
Wallace
Mary Gaither Whitener
Hickory
J. Mack Holland Jr
Lindsay C. Warren Jr
Goldsboro
William M. Storey
Pesticide Poisoning Probe in North Carolina
North Carolina officials investigate about 30 pesticide poisoning cases amid disputes over parathion as the cause of farm boy Daniel Boyette 11 who died July 31. State Health Board epidemiology chief Dr. Martin P. Hines cites federal and state department doubts. Agriculture Commissioner Jim Graham defends U S Agriculture expert Cipriano Cueto amid the investigations.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Martin P. Hines
Board of Health
Agriculture
Jim Graham
Hines
Federal
Agriculture Departments
R. Page Hudson
Daniel Boyette
Pink Hill
Cipriano Cueto
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bomb Hits Rocky Mount School in Bullock area
A bombing struck the Bullock School near Rocky Mount North Carolina four days before schools opened. One blast damaged an outside wall and authorities suspect dynamite was used. No one was inside the building at the time.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Haecombe
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