Tar Heels Win Fellowships
Three North Carolina students win Rotary International Fellowships worth about 2500 dollars for a year abroad starting next September. Garnette D Hughes of Ahoskie will study French literature in Europe. Robert P Kennel of New Bern studies nuclear engineering in Europe. Malcolm R Williamson Jr of Charlotte will study literature and philosophy in Asia. They are among 113 students from 30 countries receiving awards.
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Wake Forest College
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Judge Grady Rites Scheduled
Veteran Superior Court Judge Henry A. Grady 86 died in New Bern North Carolina. Burial set for Clinton Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 3 p.m. Grady served since 1922 and retired in 1939 but remained emergency judge for life. He led North Carolina courts in 1952 53 and was a longtime Democratic official and Masons leader.
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Marine Faces Slaying Trial at Camp Lejeune
Pvt. Isaiah Andrews a 19 year old Marine of Newark New Jersey is slated for a general court martial on a charge of premeditated murder in the Jan 10 bar racks shooting of Sgt. Paul Eugene Grant 31 a 14 year Marine veteran. Defense by Jacksonville attorney J T Gresham was hired to represent Andrews.
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J. T. Gresham
Jacksonville
Conference On Handicapped Set At Duke University
A two day North Carolina Conference on Handicapped Children will be featured by a public meeting Friday night at Duke University. Dr. Louise Bates Ames, co founder of Yale's Gelsell Institute of Child Development, will lecture. the conference ends Saturday.
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Louise Bates Ames
Yale University
Gelsell Institute of Child Development
Surgeons to Convene in Winston-Salem for NC Chapter Meet
About 250 surgeons are expected at the second annual meeting of the North Carolina chapter of the American College of Surgeons in Winston-Salem. Dr. W L Estes Jr of Bethlehem PA will address a luncheon session. Topics include vocational rehabilitation the business of practicing surgery and social security.
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American College of Surgeons
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Hem
Four In One Birthday Party Held in Goldsboro
In Goldsboro North Carolina at the home of Oscar Williams Jr. a birthday party celebrated four children born on varied dates. Cecilia was 14 Rose Mary 9 Mark 1 and Papa Oscar 37. The other nine children were born on dates spread through the year.
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Daugh
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Mark
Papa Oscar
Student Nurses Plan Meeting in Winston-Salem
H C Crawford public relations director of Hospital Care Assn will speak at the annual Student Nurse Assn workshop at Baptist Hospital. More than 200 students from 34 nursing schools in the state are expected to attend Thursday event.
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H. C.) Crawford
Durham
Hospital Care Assn
Baptist Hospital
Soviet Leaders Promise Peace Despite Terrifying Weapons
Khrushchev said Soviet troops are armed with the most terrifying weapons yet seek peace. At a Kremlin anniversary reception, the party boss stressed the aim to live without fear and in friendship while Defense Minister Malinovsky hailed modern military techniques and noted 86 percent of leaders are Communist Party or Komsomol members.
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Stamp validity rules for attached mail clarified
Postage stamps cut from embossed envelopes or postal cards are not valid when attached to other mail. This note outlines that stamps removed from original packet or card cannot be used to mail new items.
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Weather pattern shifts cooler plains with scattered precipitation
Weather forecast calls for cooler conditions across the northern and central Plains with little change elsewhere. Rain targets the northwest, showers hit the eastern Great Lakes and central Appalachians, while snow is expected in New England and the northern Appalachians.
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Blackwell Installed as Fifth Head of Woman's College
Dr. Gordon W. Blackwell, 46, a sociologist from Timmonsville South Carolina, is to be installed today as chancellor of Woman's College Greensboro. He succeeds Dr. Edward K. Graham and will lead the 66 year old public supported institution within the Consolidated University of North Carolina. Blackwell, a Furman graduate, has taught at UNC and Harvard and directed UNC Institute for Research in Social Science for 14 years. He and his wife have two sons and two daughters.
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D.C
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North Carolina State College
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Institute For Research In Social Science
Cold Weather Cuts North Carolina Fish Industry Losses
A preliminary survey shows severe cold weather caused over one million dollars in damage to North Carolina’s fishing industry. Ice on sounds and bays broke up as warmer temperatures arrived, with losses including more than 250000 dollars in nets and stake damage along the coast. Roy Watson and Fred Whitaker led the inspection from the Virginia line to mid state shores.
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North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia Weather Outlook
Extended forecast covers North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia from Monday evening to February 28. Expect fair mild days partly cloudy skies cool nights with low 30s to 40s in mountains and 40s in other areas. Temperatures mostly near normal with brief chances of light rain in southern portions.
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Global Population Lives Mostly One Mile Above Sea Level
The statement claims most people live at about one mile elevation above sea level. It presents a general climate and geography figure without naming sources or specific studies.
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Earth
Delegates Pick Union Candidates At UTW Convention
Delegates from UTW locals in the Carolinas and Virginia nominate a four man slate for vice president as part of a clean house push at the national convention in Washington March 15-16. The union is under monitorship amid corruption allegations and a congressional probe.
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Peter McGavin
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Carolinas
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Newberry
S.C
South Carolina Textile Council
Howard Robertson
Danville
Virginia Joint Board of the Union
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Radford Cope
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Knowland Hints At Nixon Backing For 1964 Or 1968
California Senator William Knowland, House Republican leader, endorses Nixon for the 1960 nomination but keeps open the possibility of running in 1964 or 1968. He plans to remain governor and still weighs future presidential chances depending on Nixon’s fate and party prospects.
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William Knowland
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Knowland
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Nixon
Dick Nixon
William T. Sherman
Goodwin J. Knight
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