Dr. Winston Assumes Federal Welfare Post
Washington AP reports Dr. Elleniston Winston was sworn in as the federal government's first commissioner of welfare. The 59 year old Raleigh native left North Carolina after a one year leave to take the new post, promising to tackle issues from child welfare to aging and delinquents. Her salary is 20000 dollars annually as she joins Secretary Celebrezze's social welfare team.
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Raleigh
N.C
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Con Winston
Field
M.C. State College
Oscar
Anthony
Univers
Celebrezze
Kennedy Sity
Chicago
Practice Finesse Could Have Won
Chess column examines a practice finesse in a no trump spade game with West holding missing trumps. South misplayed by not finessing earlier allowing West to entrap the contract. The column also notes health updates on influenza outbreaks across several North Carolina counties including Cumberland Bladen Nash Edgecombe Wake Guilford Halifax Hoke Robeson.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
West
South
Spade
South S
North Carol
Cumberland
Bladen
Nash
Edgecombe
Wake
Guilford
Halifax
Hoke
Robeson
Reds To Be Pressed For Test Ban Details
United States and Britain press Soviet negotiators in New York for specifics of on site inspections as part of a potential test ban. Khrushchev proposed limited inspections. Westerners seek detailed plan of two to three annual visits.
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Reds
Milton Besser
New York
United Nations
Washington
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Foy D. Kohler
U.S
Kremlin
Srips
France
Three Die in Burning Trailer Home
SNEADS FERRY North Carolina AP report describes a trailer fire that claimed three children aged 2 4 and 16 months. The mother Lucy Hardison and two neighbors attempted rescues but intense heat forced them back. An oil heater was removed as the apparent fire cause. the mother was hospitalized in shock.
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Sneads Ferry
N.C
Tailer
Craig Hardison
Brenda
George
Lucy Hardison
Onslow County
Hubert Justice
Forsyth Voters Decide On Consolidated School System
Winston Salem Forsyth County residents voted to merge city and county school systems and raise supplemental taxes by 18 cents per 100 dollars, aligning county residents with city residents at 38 cents, while city taxes remain unchanged. The consolidation would create a single board and an estimated 45,000 students and 1,800 staff pending a follow up vote in four years on board appointments.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Forsyth County
Forsyth County Commission
Tobacco quality research lab eyed at NCSU by industry group
About 150 flue-cured leaf officials from five states met in Raleigh to push Congress for a tobacco quality research laboratory at North Carolina State College. L. Y. Ballentine to head a dual purpose committee to develop plans, seeking federal funds. Dr. Keller proposed a 52000 square foot building to house 700000 dollars worth of equipment for 149 jobs at a cost of 12 million dollars.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State College
Congress
L. Y. Ballentine
North Carolina
Horace Godfrey
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Orville Freeman
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
Kenneth R. Keller
State College
Clemson Welcomes Harvey Gantt Amid Mixed Student Reactions
The first day at Clemson College saw a cautious but curious mix of students greeting Negro transfer Harvey Gantt from Iowa State. Officials stressed no disturbances while many peers expressed a wait and see attitude, noting a jovial, friendly reception despite federal integration orders.
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Clemson
Clemson College
Harvey Gantt
Towa State University
Gantt
Dennis Crocker
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