Troubles At Woman's College To Be Probed
A university committee will investigate differences among faculty and Chancellor Graham at Woman's College Greensboro. The probe, requested by the board of trustees, will be led by W. D. Carmichael Jr. and others with a report due by August 1. Additional findings cover enrollment growth at N C State and UNC Chapel Hill and the need for more dormitories and housing.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Woman’s College At
Greensboro
Consollay University of North Carolna
Edward Kidder Graham
William C. Friday
W. D. Carmichael Jr
W. M. Whyburn
W. W. Pierson
University Graduate School
Graham
Board of Trustees
Raleigh
University
Woman's College
Robert M. Hanes
Winston- Salem
William P. Saunders
Friday
J. Harris Parks
State Board of Higher Education
North Carolina State College
N.C. State
Textile imports opposed as Thurmond probes action
Senator Thurmond urged Secretary Dulles to curb foreign textile inflows amid reports of December shifts in trade. He cited Japan shipping millions of yards of fabric while U.S. cotton textile exports lagged, warning without action protective measures could be needed to curb a potential surge.
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Washington
Executive Branch
Sen. Thurmond
D-Sc
Secretary of State
Dulles
Thurmond
Senate
U.S
Japan
United States
Export Association
Bond
Never Robs Anything But Churches
A man was arrested at a church on suspicion of burglary. Police quoted Wesley S. Pond, 38, saying he targets churches as his livelihood and has burglarized ten more since his December release. Pond previously served time in San Quentin for church burglaries and six months in county jail for the same offense.
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Los Angeles
Wesley S. Pond
San Quentin
Marilyn Monroe Returns to Hollywood After Feud
Actress Marilyn Monroe arrives in Hollywood from New York on Saturday night to begin Bus Stop at 20th Century Fox. She describes feeling a bit tired but ready to work following a yearlong studio feud.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
New York
20Th Century-Fox
UHF Spokesman Demands FCC Action to Save UHF TV
Harold H. Thoms of Asheville says the FCC has shown "shameful neglect" and urges Congress to direct reassignment of TV channels to deintermix UHF and VHF. He calls for halting recent authorizations and cites 56 UHF stations forced off air and 109 construction permits returned.
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Washington
North Carolina
Federal Communications Mmission
FCC
Congress
Harold H. Thoms
Asheville
N.C
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Thoms
UHF Industry Co-Ordinating Committee
John W. English
Sir Walter Television Co
WNAC
Raleigh
Items Missing From Danvers Hotel Check Out
A man checked into the Coronet Hotel in Danvers Massachusetts and upon checkout hotel management found numerous items missing. The missing goods include two table lamps a pen stand and pen a mahogany night table an ash try stand four sheets two pillow cases two foam rubber pillows two blankets two bedspreads two bath towels two hand towels two ashtrays two glass tumblers and a shower curtain.
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Danvers
Mass
Coronet Hotel
Hope for clarity as call for an answer grows louder
Fragmentary quote shows a speaker urging decisive action or explanation after inaction. The line expresses frustration and a demand for a response, signaling rising impatience. No names or specifics are provided to identify people, places, or events.
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John C. Johnson
WTOB
Winston-Salem
EAP
Mouli Grater
Mouli Minder
Onion Chopper
Orson
Home Center
Nisters
Bricht
Cas Poncely
Hamburger Press
Magnetic Bulletin Board
Iene
Tate Seard
Gabardine
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