Making Of Automobile License Plates Is Huge Operation At Central Prison
Men with Numbers in Raleigh oversee a vast license plate production at Central Prison. By December 20 the metal shop will complete 1.8 million state tags and 300 thousand city tags for North Carolina. The process employs about 50 inmates, producing 11,000 plates daily, with later January start for the 1961 plates.
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Reese Hart
W. B
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Charlotte
Durham
Greensboro
Wilmington
North Carolina
Ian
Supreme Court
Alio
Cabanas
Sachen
Canad
Rocky Mount
Chi Sain Tae Daimyo
Priston
Eisenhower to Attend Pakistan Cricket Match In World Tour
President Eisenhower will attend a cricket match in Karachi on December 7 or 8 as part of a 19 day trip visiting 11 nations in Europe Asia and Africa. He will meet Ayub Khan at the airport ceremony and participate in civic events and wreath laying before proceed to Turkey and Iran for private talks.
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Pakistan
Marvin L.arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
Good Will
Karachi
Europe
Asia
Africa
White House
Remmain
Hee
Italy
John XXIII
Turkey
Ankara
Ayub Khan
M. A. Jinnah
Nacanan Eee Ce
Shah
Marble Palace
Fair Trade Act Faces Court Test
In Raleigh the 22-year-old Fair Trade Act faces a court challenge involving Union Carbide and a Winston-Salem antifreeze case in Forsyth Superior Court or possibly the State Supreme Court. Union Carbide secured a temporary injunction to halt John T. Davis from selling antifreeze at a controlled price under the act. Several firms had been fixing retail gasoline prices statewide, but most have discontinued the practice, raising calls to repeal the law.
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Raleigh
Union Carbide Corp
Winston - Salem
Forsyth Superior Court
Supreme Court
Union Carbide
John T
Davis
GS Ak
Teten Bene
Oe Socialis
Celesear Smn
Seawell
Greensboro ministers call for revocation of Swinson ordination
The Greensboro Baptist Pastors Conference urges revoking the 1937 ordination of Rev. J. T. Swinson of Burlington after Swinson faced allegations of assault and blackmail connected to a sex scandal involving his wife and another preacher. A related case claims Swinson arranged coercive payments tied to nude photographs, with tensions affecting the Central Falls Baptist Church in Randolph County.
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Greensboro
J. T. Swinson
Burlington
Greensboro Baptist Pastors Conference
Swinson
Eeeaoe
Ornithology at Cornell Tracks Birds for 30 Years
The Ornithology department at Cornell has logged nearly three decades of field recordings documenting wild bird songs, building a substantial catalog used for research and conservation.
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Cornell Tatearalty
UN Deadlock Persists in Security Council Race
The United Nations General Assembly plans six more ballots in the contest for a Security Council seat among Poland Turkey and the United States backed candidate. Reports swirl of possible compromise while Norway weighs switching its vote to help Turkey amid a 43 ballot deadlock.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Turkey
Security Council
Assembly
Poland
Hans Engen
Oslo
Japan
United States
Government Resumes Steel Talks Amid Strike Threat
Washington AP reporting that government mediators reopen bargaining with steel industry and union leaders to avert a late January strike as the 80 day Taft injunction nears expiration on January 26 and Eisenhower plans a public appeal for a peace pact and greater labor management cooperation.
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Washington
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Taft
Eisenhower
White House
Soviet Union
Chang
Peace and farm prices shape 1960 election outlook
Senate debate outlines how Eisenhower's peace drive and farm price woes may affect 1960 contests. Dirksen warns of difficulties in the farm belt but sees GOP gains from peace efforts. McCarthy cautions against counting on peace alone while citing price declines reported by the Agriculture Department. Nixon touted as a leading 1960 candidate linked to Benson and farm policy shifts.
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Agriculture Department
Richard M. Nixon
James E. Murray
D-Mont
Nixon
Senate
Murray
Aisa
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Ringing Mistake Helps Actress’s Divorce Case
Los Angeles AP reports screenwriter Ib J. Melchior caused marital strain leading Kate Melchior to obtain a divorce on cruelty grounds. The 45 year old former New York City schoolteacher cited a deposition where Ib Melchior mixed up a name and called for a Miss Graves during a phone call.
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Los Angeles
Ib J. Melchior
Hathaway
Kate Melchior
Melchior
Lauritz Melchior
Slippery Omen Sends City Officer to Hospital
Patrolman Francis P. Sheehan fell down stairs at the Lockport police station and was hospitalized with back injuries. He was taken to Memorial Hospital after the incident, with the exact circumstances described as a slippery omen.
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