Negroes to Enter Craven County White Schools
Craven County Board of Education announces that children of Negro personnel at Cherry Point will be admitted to Graham A. Barden and Havelock elementary schools next fall if meeting stated conditions. Officials cite transport difficulties from James City for moving pupils.
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Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station
Craven County
Craven County Board of Education
James City
Graham A. Barden
Havelock
Robert L. Pugh
Air Force
Goldsboro
Seymour Johnson Air Force
Nixon Trip Snarled In Soviet Red Tape
Vice President Richard Nixon faces Soviet bureaucratic delays a week before his planned Moscow trip. Officials say cities and durations are unsettled while hoping for quick Kremlin replies on defense-area tours press freedom and use of American jets.
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Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
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Frol R. Kozlov
Heat and humidity tied to overtime fines says Petersburg chief
Petersburg police chief E W Taylor notes a clear link between high heat and humidity and overtime penalties. He warns drivers in hot weather to use air conditioning and not ignore time limits, stressing enforcement in the city.
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Petersburg
E. W. Taylor
Three Prisoners Trigger Fayette County Jail Repair Bill
Fayette County Fiscal Court received a $157.50 bill for repairs to the jail after two federal prisoners caused damage. Purchasing Agent Virgil Kennedy said the bill was sent to an insurance company, which denied coverage citing a riot requires three or more participants.
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Lexington
Fayette County
Virgil Kennedy
Family Will Start New Life on Farm in North Carolina
Nathan Miller and his month-old triplet daughters move to Paul Jones's farm near Charlotte under a plan where Miller keeps the babies and works for Jones. Jones will provide housing and pay Miller 200 dollars a month as the family relocates from Southport. The move follows doctors' advice that the triplets are strong enough to travel.
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Southport
N.C
Nathan Miller
Miller
Paul Jones
Charlotte
Jones
Thompson paroled after 12 years in North Carolina prison
Sam Thompson, 32, left Central Prison in Raleigh on parole after 12 years, saying he hopes to work for money. He repudiates his old confession in a murder case linked to Lemuel Parrott, who was sentenced to die but later acquitted on a new trial. Five charges against Thompson were dropped as he heads to a Raleigh job with parole officials awaiting him.
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Goldsboro
N.C
Sam Thompson
Central Prison
Raleigh
Thompson
State Bureau of Investigation
Lemuel Parrott
Kinston
Iof
Kenneth Taylor
Parrott
George Randall
Engine tests and designs reveal rear engine pros and cons
The text outlines diverse engine types from V-4 aluminum air cooled to inline and pancake configurations. It notes testing of front engine rear drive cars and a large foreign-car collection. Findings indicate rear engines aid traction in tiny light cars but worsen steering, while compact cars may benefit from such layouts for economy and space.
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Maine
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