Mosquito Aid Rules Finalized for North Carolina Counties
State Board of Regulations fixed mosquito control terms yesterday as Asheville doctors Zeno and Morrison were sworn in. Zones II and III set matching requirements and caps, with Zone II counties matching the first 1000 dollars plus 70 percent for further funds, up to 2000 per county, Zone III up to 500 yearly. The health board and Stream Sanitation Committee failed to agree on overlapping functions, shifting details to the Board of Health.
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Raleigh
State Board of Regulations
Zeno
Roger Morrison
Asheville
Stream Sanitation Committee
Board of Health
J. W. Whitfield
Camden
Carteret
Chowan
Craven
Sars Janes
Dare
Hyde
Jones
Onslowan
Pamlico
Pasquata
Path
Penderington
Gates
Hertford
Bertie
Martin
Pitt
Lenoir
Duplin
Sampson
Bladen
Columbus
Robeson
Cumberland
Johnston
Wayne
Greene
Wilson
So Edgecombe
Halifax
Orthampton
Showdown on Foreign Doctors May Come Soon
In Raleigh Governor Hodg es to step into a clash over allowing foreign born doctors to practice at state institutions. The examing board will end licensing of foreign born doctors for state hospitals by July 1 1958. Umstead said the medical advisory group finds no question of doctors’ competency. Twenty three doctors at mental hospitals would be affected along with staff at tuberculosis sanatoriums.
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Raleigh W
Guv Hodges
John W. Umstead
The
Hospitals Control
Umstead
L. Randolph Doffermyre
Dunn
Licensing Board
Doffermyre
Hospitals Board
Conviction Reversal Sought in Miller Contempt Case
The judge who convicted Arthur Miller of contempt of Congress hears a new motion seeking reversal of Miller's conviction. If denied, Judge McLaughlin may impose sentence. the case stems from Miller's 1956 refusal to answer questions about Communist writer meetings in New York.
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Karl R. Bauman
Washington W
Arthur Miller
Congress
Miller
Charles F. McLaughlin
New York
Marilyn Monroe
U.S. Court
Marcus Singer
Cornell University
Singer
Appelate
Supreme Court
John T. Watkins
Rock Island, Ill
McLaughlin
House
Watkins
Harvard
Crusade Decision Expected at Madison Square Garden
A large crowd gathered as the evangelistic crusade at Madison Square Garden extended to July 1 after peak turnout. Attendance reached 1,096,100 to date with 3,000 turned away despite a 19,200 capacity, while North Carolina evangelist Billy Graham hosted guest minister Martin Luther King Jr who opened with prayer and was praised for driving social change.
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Campanes Nae Eee Evangelistic Crusade
Madison Square Garden
North Carolina
Graham
Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Ala
United States
Safer Cigarettes Debated By Researchers In Washington
Washington researchers testified that some filtered cigarettes may carry as much tar and nicotine as unfiltered ones. Dr. Ernest L. Wynder said a safer cigarette could be made with an effective filter and proper tobacco blend, noting at least 40 percent tar and nicotine removal could be achievable. He cited lab studies linking filter effectiveness to lower smoke tar content.
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Washington
Ernest L. Wynder
House
R. H. Rigdon
University of Texas Medical School
Wynder
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