Carroll backs advisory panel on education reform in North Carolina
North Carolina State Superintendent Dr. Charles F. Carroll announced his support for the Advisory Committee on Education's plan to amend the state constitution to preserve public schools amid court integration orders. He urged majority voting to closing districts if needed and asserted the public favors statewide action despite unrest over desegregation.
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Raleigh
Charles F. Carroll
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cation
Ray Ana
Carroll
Advisory Committee On
Sea At
North Carolina
Canine Sazi Eats Nylon Hose in Raleigh Diet Oddity
Sazi the Dachshund suffers a diet problem not about weight but taste as nylon hose are swallowed causing multiple vet visits. Owner Mrs. Jack Peterson recalls a prior incident where Sazi ate $7.50 worth of artificial fruit from the dining room table. The Hartwell Byrd reunion convenes August 5 at Holly Springs Friends Church with a 12:30 p.m. picnic.
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Raleigh
Sazi
Jack Peterson
Hartwell Byrd
Holly Springs Friends Church
Candle Trial Judge Dies By Bullet
U S District Judge Rubey M Hulen who presided over the conspiracy trial of two former Truman administration officials died from a gunshot wound during emergency surgery. He was 61 and had been found in his yard near a revolver after practicing marksmanship. The death followed an ambulance transfer to Barnes Hospital with a temple wound.
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ST. Louis
U.S
Judge Hulen
County Hospital
Hulen
Ivory Robertson
Nationwide steel strike enters its second week
Pittsburgh July 7 The nationwide steel walkout reaches week two with 90 percent of basic production idled and about 5 000 additional workers furloughed across related industries. Talks stall with no clear plan as federal mediation fails to yield progress and both sides await a pivotal move.
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United Steelworkers
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Westinghouse
Maynard Heads WC Committee
Greensboro NC July 7 The organization meeting of the committee to assist in finding a chancellor for Woman's College met with acting president Wilma Maynard and Maynard named chairman of the 15 member group drawn from the UNC Board of Trustees WC alumnae and faculty The next meeting is set for September 1 on WC campus The committee will elect a chairman and establish operating procedures under the current administrative code the university president nominates a chancellor for approval by the board of trustees.
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Greensboro
N.C
Woman's College
Wil- Maral Maynard
Tolington Maynard
reXtile He Telly
UNC Board of Trustees
Ike's Nudge Puts Cooper In Ky. Race
Louisville July 7 Ike Eisenhowers urging led Republican Joh Sherman Cooper to yield and accept the partys nomination for the U S Senate seat in Kentucky. Dewey Daniel hailed the Cooper Morton ticket with President backing predicting a 100000 vote victory. Cooper confirmed his decision after a Washington telephone call and a telegram from his India posting.
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Ike
Cooper
Louisville
Joh Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
U. S
Eisenhower
Neecas Rence W. Weber
Rence W
W. Barkley
Dewey Daniel
Republican State Central Committee
Cooper-Morton
Daniel
Washington
Ambassador Ust
United States Senate
India
Congress
U. S. Senate
Officials Disagree On Crash Investigation By CAB
Two Civil Aeronautics Board officials clashed over pilot responsibility in the two airliner crash that killed 128 people. Both planes, eastbound from Los Angeles, left within minutes of each other and climbed near 21,000 feet amid thunderclouds. The hearing noted differing views on whether TWA or United pilots followed IFR or VFR rules while near the collision zone.
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Las Vegas
Civil Aeronautics Board
Loreles
William K. Andrews
CAB
House
TWA
United Air Lines
Andrews
Rep. Crenath
D.ark
United
Oscar Bakke
CAA Bureau of Safety Regulations
TV. Tv
The
Aeronautics Administration
California
CAA
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Lake Mojave
Chicago
Needles
Painted Desert
Ariz
Mother in Plea on Television for Safe Return of Infant
Mrs Morris Weinberger appealed on CBS and local telecasts for the return of her five week old baby Peter. She urged kidnappers to contact through a church or clergyman and drop a note in a collection box to avoid police involvement. Police said no contact or proof of the kidnapper had been found, though a second call was received.
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Westbury
N.Y
Morris Weinberger
CBS
Peter
Passenger Had 636 352 In Life Insurance
CHICAGO July 7 One victim in the Grand Canyon plane crash carried life policies totaling 636 352 examined by the State Treasurer’s Office at Riverside Safe Deposit Co. Albert E. Widdifield 50 Sunbeam Corp vice president in advertising held a 500 000 flight insurance policy for his family. Virginia wife and two children named beneficiaries.
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Chicago
Grand Canyon
Albert E. Widdifield
Sunbeam Corp
Riverside Safe Deposit Co
Inbeam
Sman Sa
Virginia
Women Fliers Start Powder Puff Derby Across Nation
Eighty-five women pilots depart from San Carlos in a 2366 mile handicap race to Flint Michigan. Among the entrants are professionals and amateurs from pilots to secretaries and teachers. The field features planes limited to stock models with handicaps and no night flying. Lead entries include Jane Hart of Lansing and Mariana Beneph of Mackinac Island aboard a Bonanza named the Stork.
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Philip Hort
Michigan
Hugh Rudolph
San Carlos
Calif
Flint
Mich
Blanes
Jane Hart
Lansing
Philip Hart
Mariana Beneph
Mackinac Island
Boston Post to Resume Publishing After Sale Option
Boston attorney takes a 24 day option on the Boston Post and unions agree to return to work. John Fox and John S Bottomly announce an agreement on the sale of the Post assets with Bottomly holding an option to buy by July 31 1956 and working capital supplied until that date. Fox had shut down the paper Friday night due to financial problems.
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Boston
Boston Post Today
Jonce
Post
John Fox
Boston Post
John S. Bottomly
Bottomly
Fox
Rock slide kills five in Italian tunnel work site
Five workers died and four were injured when a rock slide collapsed a tunnel near Aprica Italy during an electrification project. rescuers freed trapped workers after about thirty minutes as crews blocked the tunnel with a safety net.
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Aprica
Italy
Period July 9 19 Event Set For Furniture Market
The Southeast furniture market opens in High Point at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building with 350 to 400 manufacturers. About 5 600 to 6 000 retailers expected. air conditioned sprawling complex over 12 acres. Demand for rooms tight as vendors add capacity. many buyers travel up to miles. Trends show move to larger homes and bigger designs. More on page two A.
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Ry Dave Gillespif
High Point
Southern Furniture Exposition
Main Street
Rory Howe Yea
Chase
Colonial Motor Court
Thomasville
Barbara Brooks
Chamber
Southern
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