C D Board To Open Winter Session In Raleigh
Governor Hodges will chair the two day meeting of the State Board of Conservation and Development in Raleigh Education Building starting Monday at 9 am Reports from Director Saunders and Assistant Director Kirk precede a 10 am public hearing for any group seeking board action Committees on forestry advertising and processing meet at 10 30 am Board subcommittee on processing and packaging of food products also meets
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Raleigh
Luther H. Hodges
State Board of Conservation and Development
William P. Saunders
Edgar Kirk
Thore, Scroop W. Enloe Jr
Nixon Plans Broadway Visit In New York For Birthday
Nixon said he would see Broadway plays as advance celebration of his 45th birthday January 9 in New York. They plan to return to Washington tomorrow afternoon.
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Nixon
Washington
Oil Seepage Observed by North American Indians
Early reports describe indigenous peoples discovering oil seeping through ground cracks and surfacing on the earth, noting the natural occurrence and potential significance as a resource.
Monitor marks 50 years as global church paper
The Christian Science Monitor, founded in 1908, celebrates its golden anniversary with a global reach of about 180000 in 120 countries. Despite Boston roots the paper ships mainly abroad, charges up to 400 for airmail subscriptions, and holds 89 national and international awards while maintaining a nondevotional, non society-page stance.
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Boston
Paul S. Deland
Christian Science Monitor
Deland
Monitor
Tropic Isles
Ee Ee Ee Ee Graying
Soltissas Betaine
Canham
U.N
William Frye
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Mother Church of Christian Science (Center
Ng C
Erwin D. Canham
Robert C. Bergheim
The
Mary Baker Eddy
Nanan Sane
Mrs. Roosevelt to speak at UNC CCUN conference
Eleanor Roosevelt will deliver a public address at 8 p.m. Sunday in Memorial Hall Chapel Hill on the UNC campus as part of a two day CCUN organizational conference co sponsored by the Orange County AAUN. Clark M. Eichelberger will speak at 3:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Chapel Hill
Collegiate Council For the United Nations
CCUN
University of North Carolina
Eleanor Roosevelt
Memorial Hall
Orange County
American Association For the United Nations
AAUN
UNC
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Clark M. Eichelberger
AAM
Graham Memorial
Presi Sace D. Roosevelt
United Nations General Assembly
United States
U. S
Commission On Human Rights
Commission
Economist Urges Full Farm Parity to Prevent Global Collapse
Washington dispatch reports economist Carl H. Wilken of the Raw Materials National Council warns that sustained 75 percent parity for farm and raw material prices would trigger a worldwide capitalist collapse. He argues full parity sustains producers and the broader economy, noting raw materials drive national income and that subpar prices drain billions annually.
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Washington
Carl H. Wilken
Raw Materials National Council
Wilken
Sioux City
Towa
United States
Po A
State Supreme Court hires research assistants
North Carolina Supreme Court magistrates seven research assistants, chosen from top law graduates, to aid justices. Each justice selects an assistant for a one year term, boosting factual and legal groundwork amid rising caseloads from expanded Superior Court work and more appeals.
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State Supreme Court
Tom Byrd Raleigh
North Carolina Supreme Court
General Assembly
Supreme Court
North Carolina
J. Wallace Winborne
University of North Carolina Law School
Hamlin Wade
Chapel Hill
William H. Bobbitt
Archibald Lynch
Buies Creek
Lillington
Ed Bain
Jeff D. Johnson Jr
Carlisle W. Higgins
J. F. Schweidler
Raleigh
Lynch
Lynch, Bain and Schweidler
Wake Forest Law School
R. Hunt Parker
Andrew McDaniels
Rutherford
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High Point Enterprise
the Monitor
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L. D. Ruland, JR
Asheboro
H. C. Johnson
High Point
H. J
York
Co. A. Spivey Randleman
Ationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ste Eatos
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