Hollings Defends SC School Law Against Integration
Gov. Hollings says South Carolina will not break its school laws to follow Virginia's integration actions. He cites changes years ago that removed required public schooling and compulsory attendance, arguing SC will maintain an efficient, segregated system. The Summerton district remains the only area involved in desegregation suits with a three-judge court able to require a progress report.
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Hollings
South Carolina
Virginia
Gen Assembly
South Carolina State College For
Orangeburg
Summerton
U. S. Supreme Court
Two Races Decided by North Carolina Caucuses
In Raleigh the Democratic House caucus will pick speaker between Carl Venters and Addison Hewlett, while the Senate caucus votes on C. V. Henkel and Robert Morgan for Senate president pro tem. All four claim victory as final arrivals filter into the capitol before the noon session.
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Senate
Carl Venters
Onslow
Addison Hewlett
New Hanover
C. V. Henkel
Iredell
Robert Morgan
Cleveland
Capitol
Hewlett
Venters
Seana
Morgan
State Tax Barometer Shows January Up for General Fund
Raleigh AP The state tax barometer reports healthy January gains in general fund tax schedules reflecting consumer demand. General fund month total reached 16 212 684 dollars, up 1 777 838 from January 1958, while highway fund declined 175 874 to 17 618 251 due to slower motor vehicle licenses. For seven months, general fund collections are 101 583 498, up 3 842 347. highway fund 69 077 297, up 2 332 912.
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Raleigh
James S. Currie
Hodges
Currie
Youths Face Car Theft Charges in Interstate Case
Three youths from Florence Training School in South Carolina were charged with interstate transportation of a stolen auto after a car stolen in Hartsville overturned on a curve near the Yadkin River in Winston-Salem. The 15 and 16 year olds were bound over to the May term of the U S Middle District Court on $2000 bonds each following a Monday hearing. two defendants are from North Charleston and one from Hartsville.
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Florence
S.C
Hartsville
Yadkin River
U.S. Middle District Court
North Charleston
Shadrick to undergo new mental test in habeas case
Judge E Johnston Jr orders re examination for Shadrick, charged with armed robbery in the December 1956 Albemarle Savings & Loan holdup. Bond set at 15000. Shadrick, 34, previously acquitted by a federal grand jury on temporary insanity grounds and has been confined in jail or hospital. seeks transfer to Camp Butner for observation. This year he asked for mental tests after his Raleigh State Hospital evaluation found him mentally capable.
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Shadrick
Albemarle Savings & Loan Assn
Johnston
State Mental Hospital
Raleigh
Albemarle
Camp Butner
Stanly
Independence
Truman
Kremlin Gets Theater Inside Moscow Kremlin
The Moscow Art Theater, aged 60, will open the new 1,200 seat Kremlin theater. It is chosen to stage N. Pogodin's The Kremlin Chimes on the eve of the October Revolution anniversary, November 6. The air conditioned venue replaces the Sverdlov club as the Kremlin’s first showhouse.
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Kremlin
Theater Moscow
Moscow Art Theater
N. Pogodin
Sverdlov Club
ABC Cruise Plans Scrapped by State Boards
Durham AP report states the State Assn of ABC Boards canceled a Bermuda convention cruise aboard the Stockholm planned for April 23 to avoid misinterpretation and concern from state officials. The change moved the meeting location and announced the revised site later.
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Durham
Association
C. M. Eargle
Eargle
Stockholm
Two WWII holdouts raid Lubang Island settlement in Philippines
Two Japanese soldiers identified as Lt. Onada Miroe and Sgt. Katsuka Kishichi, long believed dead or missing, raided a Lubang Island settlement this week wounding local farmer Jesus Martinez. They have evaded capture for decades despite pursuing posses.
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Manila
Lubang
Jesus Martinez
Onada Miroe
Katsuka ‘Kishichi
Shoot Self in Leg Again by Quick Draw Man in California
In Ukiah California Richard Hill 24 an experienced gunman with fast draw shot himself in the leg while practicing with friends. Sheriff Capt Gino Stefani said Hill wounded the same leg with the same .22 pistol last October.
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Ukiah
Calif
Richard Hill
Gino Stefani
Hill
Burlington chief criticizes premature wage hikes in textile sector
Spencer Love, president of Burlington Industries, says several Southern mills rushed to raise wages. Robert T. Stevens of J P Stevens Co warns increases won t become general now. Cannon Mills and West Point Manufacturing shift pay to 1.25 an hour with others in Spartanburg Greenville area also announcing rises. Love backs a federal minimum of 1.25 and urges uniform action.
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Burlington Industries
Greensboro
Love
Robert T. Stevens
J. P. Stevens Co
West Point Manufacturing Co
West Point
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Callaway Mills
LaGrange
Cannon Mills
Kannapolis
Spartanburg-Greenville
S.C
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne enables shrinking hemorrhoids while relieving itching and pain without surgery. Reported cases show reduction with gentle relief, marketed as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form with a money back guarantee.
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