Cost Of Making Laws Increases In North Carolina
Raleigh reports the 1957 North Carolina General Assembly cost the state $774,716.35, about $223,000 more than the 1955 session. Subsistence rose to $8 per day, lawmakers received vet pay for travel, and leaders Earnhardt and J. K. Coughton drew salaries plus stipends. Costs included payments to Mrs. Annie Cooper and both House and Senate clerks.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
Earnhardt
Senate
J. K. Coughton
Annie Cooper
Billy Arthur
House
Bill Byrd
Agents Make Big Bootleg Liquor Haul
Raleigh federal agents described a large seizure as the biggest bootleg liquor haul since Prohibition. The arrested suspect is Sylvester Dixon, a tenant farmer, held on federal charges and facing trial in Federal Court.
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Raleigh
Sylvester Dixon
Anderson Makes SBI Changes
SBI Director Walter Anderson announced changes to agent reporting and access. Agents must provide weekly activity reports and will not justify time minute by minute. The policy allows all legally entitled persons to request SBI investigations directly, not only sheriffs and police chiefs.
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Eos
Danan
SBI
Walter Anderson
Atty
George B. Patton
Anderson
James W. J. Anderson
Raleigh SE
County Home Land Buyers Restricted Auction At Eight Foot Setback
Restrictions revealed by Commissioner Wayne Sheaf apply to the County Home property sale. Prospective buyers must follow setback and material rules including brick wood or stone exteriors and minimum interior floor space of 1,000 square feet excluding attachments. Auction began at eight oclock and was expected to run most of the day.
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Lexington
Wayne Sheaf
Heights
Ayvision
Traffic Ticket Awaits Brewster Collision Charge
Los Angeles report states Frank W. Brewster, West Coast Teamsters head, faces a traffic citation after his car collided with a pickup on Friday. The charge cites running a red light as the cause of the mishap.
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Los Angeles
Frank W. Brewster
West Coast
Teamsters Union
Soviet Ousters Prompt White House Interest in Policy Shifts
Washington monitors Commu nist leadership shakeup as Washington officials note disagreements over Russian industrial and consumer policy. White House spokespersons confirm interest in developments and potential impact on Soviet basic policy, with speculation about Khrushchev and higher leadership changes.
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White
Washington
Russia
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Moscow
Stalin
Khrushchev
Father suspects kidnapping in son's camp disappearance
An 11-year-old boy, Guy Boutin, vanished from a scout camp near Chateau Richer on June 26. His father, Paul Boutin, says a woman offered to return him for $8,000, but police doubt the kidnap angle. The search covers woods and waters while authorities review the case.
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Quebec
Paul Boutin
Boutin
Guy
Tien
Chateau Ricer
Khrushchev Reform Moves Shake Soviet Leadership
The Presidium and Central Committee ousted Lazar Kaganovich Dmitri Shepilov Mikhail Pervukhin and Maxim Saburov while Molotov Malenkov and others face censure. Khrushchev retains key allies as the party signals potential leniency for expelled figures amid debate on policies and agriculture.
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Central Committee
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Mikhail Pervukhin
Maxim Saburov
Russia
Moscow Radio Today
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Shepilov
Stalin
Molotov
Malenkov
Ekaterina Furtseva
Soviet Union
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A. B. Aris
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
A. I. Kirichenko
A. I. Mikoyan
M. A. Suslov
Klimenti Voroshilov
Prisoner Injured Falling From Jail Bunk
A year old inmate at the High Point city jail suffered a possible broken nose and facial bruises after tumbling from a bunk in his cell. Wiley Safriet of Man gum Avenue was identified by Jailer G. D. Walker and is held on liquor law charges with Dorothy Safriet. Both posted $50 bonds and face Municipal Court on Monday.
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High Point City
G. D. Walker
Wiley Safriet
Mangum Avenue
Safriet
Dorothy Safriet
Safriets
Policemen And Judge Resign Posts In Dallas
Judge John R. Friday and two Dallas policemen resigned in protest against alleged interference by Mayor A. J. Maxwell. The board failed to reappoint them, prompting claims of forced departures and signaling a clash over judicial and police independence.
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John R. Friday
Dallas
A. J. Maxwell
Schenae
Keen
Consolidated University of North Carolina
I. L. Gardner
L. R. Teeter
Major U S cities top million annual air passengers
Eight cities in the United States each handle more than one million air passengers annually. The centers are New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington DC, San Francisco, Miami, Detroit, and Atlanta.
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New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Miami
Detroit
Atlanta
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