Study commissions shape North Carolina law making
Ten commissions study state problems for Gov. Hodges and the 1959 Legislature. The panels include experts and laymen aiming for careful research before legislative action. They will brief lawmakers, mail copies, and may hold briefings as they examine issues from constitutional revision to motor boat safety.
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Bryan Haislip
Raleigh
Plain Citizens
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Hodges
House
Senate
Ture
University of North Carolina
Robert W. Proctor
Marion
Frank R. Hutton
Greensboro
Eugene G. Shaw
Medical Care Commission
Ellen Winston
State Board of Public Welfare
Wayland Sermons
Washington
Tar Heel
Congress
Herbert C. Bonner
D.C
Rachel Davis Kinston
Lenoir County
Commission
Grace Taylor Rodenbough
Walnut Cove
Stokes County
Allan Swift on TV roles as lead pencil and coffee
Allan Swift recalls his varied TV performances where he played roles as a liquid lead pencil and a cup of instant coffee. He notes his recent work includes voicing for a range of characters and more challenging duties such as speaking for Pancho Gonzalez Cary Middlecoff and Don Carter, with mixed success.
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New York
Allan Swift
Swift
Pancho Gonzalez
Cary Middlecoff
False teeth that loosen need not embarrass
Advice promises comfort for denture wearers with a powder that stabilizes plates, reduces wobble, and prevents odor. It claims to neutralize souring effects and is advertised as easy to use, with broad availability implied.
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Henry M. van Oesen
Wilmington
Cynthia Lowry
Ing
Don Carter
Mee
Filery
Esso
Gunner
Oes
U.S
Millikan's
Elkhorne
Southern Biscuit
Jo-Bo
Garner
Cello
Pintos
KRAFT
High Point N. Main ST
Evaughns Money
Asa
N. Main ST