Journalists win North Carolina historic articles awards
Asheville journalist John Parris wins the 1960 Smithwick Newspaper Award for Cherokee Built on Ruins of Once Vast Nation in the July 17 Asheville Citizen-Times. Duke student George Huntley III earns the Hodges Cup for An Early School in the Carteret News-Times. Certificates of merit go to Mary Medley for Goldsboro News-Argus and to Tucker R. Littleton for Annals of The Fleeting Year. Society officers are reelected.
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Raleigh
Asheville
Duke University
John Parris
Sylva
Asheville Citizen-Times Publishing Co
Smithwick
George Huntley III
Beaufort
Duke
Hodges
Carteret
Society
Goldsboro
Wilson
Col
Jeffrey F. Stanback
Mount Gilead
Crawford B. MacKethan
Fayetteville
John R. Peacock Jr
High Point
Ida B. Kellam
Wilmington
Negro Students Plan Boycotts Across Five States in 1961
At Johnson C Smith University 255 Negro students from 35 NAACP chapters with about 32000 members decided to carry out selective buying boycotts in North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Tennessee and Florida during 1961. Details on cities and dates were not released.
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Charlotte
NAACP
Johnson C. Smith University
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
Herbert Hill
Hill
Ats
South
Carolinas
Virginia
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