Greene County Sets Example In Race Relations Observed
Greene County showed how to handle school boycott demands with goodwill and negotiation. White and Negro residents met at the courthouse in Snow Hill to discuss relief and better facilities, avoiding violence or public rancor and demonstrating mutual respect.
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Goldsboroews-Argus
Greene County Training School
Oy Wilkins
Thurgood Marshall
News-Argus
Greene County
Snow Hill
North Carolina faces a pivotal year of constitutional reform
The Enterprise argues that Getting In Own Light seeks sweeping changes through a rewritten Constitution and new safeguards, but warns that fear, apathy, and overlapping studies in Raleigh could stall progress. Governor Hodges and the Assembly have many irons in the fire, risking mutual disruption without timing and unity.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
Raleigh
Hodges
Constitutional Commission
Nless
General Sap
Editorial On The Acapulco Meeting And US Mexico Ties
Editorial notes the Acapulco summit between US and Mexican leaders, comparing Lopez Mateos to American Republicans and discussing left and right wings, US aid to Mexico, and the importance of a cooperative relationship. It emphasizes no fixed agenda for the meeting and highlights migratory labor ties and regional stakes.
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Acapulco
United States
Mexico
Revo
Lopez Mateos
Eisenhower
Cafe
Popular Party
Vincent Lombardo Toledano
National Action Party
U.S
New York Times
Latin America
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
White Sulphur Springs
London Economist
Washington
West Virginia
Rio Grande
Gulf of Mexico
Washington Notebook recalls jokes and Scouts in capital life
The column sketches fun stories from Washington insiders. Truman seeks Sophie Okarski for jokes at the Mayflower Hotel while Sen. McClellan taxes on sugar. Boy Scouts figures include Justice Tom Clark and officials like Ezra Benson and Frank Moss. A Pakistan ambassador and Protocol head test fashionable shoes at receptions. Two inebriated men joke about jail as police delay.
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NEA
Mayflower Hotel
Sophie Okarski
Harry Truman
Sophie
Boy Scouts of America
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Joseph A. Blatnie
D-Minn
Army
Paul Siple
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Benson
Benson
Supreme Court
Tom
Hodges Faces Defensive Task In Capitol Policy Battle
Governor Hodges shifts from promoting his program to defending 1955 57 gains as the 1960 session opens. Battles loom over Highway Department reorganization 14 member commission plans income tax withholding and proposed teacher salary boosts amid anticipated legislative friction.
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Highway Department
Walter Jones
Pitt
Highway Commission
Marcellus Buchanan
Jackson
Jones
Commission
Buchanan
General Assembly
House
Senate
Executive Branch
High Point Notes On Merchants Bureau And Local Projects
High Point reports include a February bulletin greeting from the Merchants Association staff led by Clyde Campbell with Sue Russell Ophelia Farlow Myron Yakley and others. YWCA design contract awarded to Leon Schute. tours of recent civic buildings in Durham Greensboro and Winston-Salem. Howard Saunders marks 43 years with the Southern Railway and plans for retirement in four years. Past President George W. Lyles Jr. reunites former chamber presidents for advisory pool as James N. Rawleigh eyes expansion to Puerto Rico and San Juan. Youth Aliyah anniversary highlights Hadassah event with 12 Anne Frank Havens and talk by William Norwood Collison. Japanese boys seek pen pals in America. Public notices conclude with readers invited to request addresses by calling Good Afternoon.
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High Point
Merchants Association
Credit Bureau and Association
Clyde Campbell
The
Credit Bureau
Sue Russell
Ophelia Farlow
Myron Yakley
Henrietta Croker
Gloria Rollins
Hilda Staley
Don Hiltom
Mary Ruth Haynes
Leon Schute
Guarino and Schute
Ywca Board
J. W. Lindsay
Dorothy Gueth
James W. Clontz
Durham
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Schute
Southern Railway
Howard D. Saunders
Trinity
Mr. Saunders
Howard
Saunders
George W. Lyles, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
J. T. Ryan
Joe Cox
Logan Porter
Chamber
Old Commercial Club
Hadassah Medical Organization
Israel
Hadassah
Dempsey dismisses lunchroom charges over 25 cent coffee
District Judge William Dempsey dismisses disorderly conduct charges against a Mineola lunchroom patron amid criticism of high coffee prices. Rep. Henry S. Reuss voices concern that revenue cuts were misjudged while the nation remains strained.
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William Dempsey
Mineola
B. C
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Barbs by Hal Cochran on Unimportant Things and a Judge
A humorous Barbs by Hal Cochran suggests unimportant things push a girl from home and imply a judge hints at a slap at men. The comic bit notes Mom might enjoy peace during school hours.
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Hal Cochran
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