Charity Crook In New Scheme Exposed by Massachusetts Official
Asst. Atty. Gen. James F. Mahan cites a Massachusetts case where a promoter wore clerical garb to solicit funds. He warns fraudulent religious groups exploit trust, urging the public to verify before donating and pledging continued action to curb racketeering in charities.
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BBB
Bob Smith
James F. Mahan
Bath
Mahanjee
Massachusetts
Mahan
Miami
Fila
Superficial Christianity Conversation Among Texas Ministers
The Rev. M. Clark of Snyder aged 84 recalls a time when 40 or 50 people stood together in faith. The Rev. C. E. Clark, 82 from Houston, laughs as the group jokes about church attendance. A Houston minister notes the surprise reunion of retired circuit riders at a Methodist ministers meeting.
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Dallas
M. Clark
Snyder
Tex
C. E. Clark
Houston
Rice production urged to raise per capita ASIATIC consumption
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization warns that despite a global rice surplus, higher production is needed to support growth in per capita consumption among Asiatic peoples. The call coincides with forecasts of steady demand in Asia and growing population pressures.
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United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Hearings Brace for Tax and Spending Proposals to NC Committees
North Carolina lawmakers hear arguments on lifting the 15 dollar sales tax ceiling per item while the Finance and Appropriations committees review spending requests from the Consolidated University of North Carolina and state agencies. Farm implement dealers oppose removal of the ceiling. members discuss alternative tax plans and revenue estimates as sessions enter its sixth week.
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Appropriations Committee
States Department
Board of Corrections and Training
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Hodges
Budget Commission
Gray
State College
University of Chapel Hill
Woman's College
Memorial Hospital
Division of Health Affairs
William B. Rodman
Beaufort
House Finance
Rodman
Pou Ot Wake
South Carolina
James B. Vogler
Mecklenburg
Vogler
Pou
Last group evacuated from South Taichin Island
The Navy announced the final organized group of Chinese civilians was evacuated from South Taichen Island early today. The group was removed aboard the attack transport Bexar commanded by Capt. R. H. Blair of Danville Virginia.
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Tokyo
South Tachen Island
Bexar
R. H. Blair
Holbrooke Ave
Danville
Patrol Opposes Law Change in Speeddevice Debate
Raleigh officials report Highway Patrol chief Col J R Smith warns a bill restricting speed timers would be a terrific blow to law enforcement as traffic fatalities fell 10 percent with widespread use. Lawmakers propose require proper installation visible operation and 5 percent tolerance for speeders.
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Raleigh
Highway Patrol
J. R. Smith
Smith
Thomas White
Lenoir
Tom Turner
Guilford
White
D. G. Bell
Carteret County
Bell
Turner
Much Ado About Secrecy in North Carolina House Debate
The North Carolina House, by a 90 to 4 vote, approved inserting Ralph Howland's Raleigh Bureau column into the Journal amid a secrecy rule dispute. Rep. Tom White argued for the insert without a vote, while opponents pressed for an aye and no vote to reflect a stance on executive sessions. Speaker Larry Moore called the proceedings excessive but urged forgetting the issue, noting no final vote on the secrecy rule.
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Ralsigh
Tom White
Lenoir
Journal
Ralph Howland
Raleigh
Charlotte Observer
Howland
Grahat
Larry Moore
Rep
White
Roger Kiser
Scotland
Byrd Satterfield
Forr
Roy Coates
C. Blake
Thomas
Johnston
Thomas Egy
Joint rule shapes Sudan condominium description
A condominium is defined as a tin ment jointly administered by two or more powers, citing Sudan as an example governed by both Britain and Egypt.
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Sudan
Britain
Egypt
Former Novelist Smith shoots self in San Francisco
Walton Hall Smith, 57, former Hollywood writer and novelist, died by suicide in his San Francisco apartment after selecting death over a cancer operation that would have left him speechless. Police said notes were left for a companion and for the coroner, explaining the decision.
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San Francisco
Walton Hall Smith
Hollywood
Vincent Mazzaferri
Smith
Ore Found In Thailand Reported By Bangkok Radio
Bangkok radio reports extensive deposits of high grade iron ore in northern Thailand. The broadcast says the government welcomes foreign investment to build a smelter at the site.
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Bangkok
New InfraRUB cream promises lasting arthritis relief
A New York report announces an odorless greaseless cream InfraRUB that relieves arthritis and rheumatism without pills. It claims deep penetration, a warm glow, and rapid blood flow to the sore areas. Doctors in Britain and France endorse it.
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New York, N. Y
United States
America
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