Press Group Names Editor Leader and Board Members
The press group selects an editor as leader and adds E B Hunter of Charlotte Dave Which ard of Greenville and William C Manning of Robersonville to its board. Continuous on the board are Martin Harmon of Kings Mountain and Ashley Futrell of Washington. Donald Griffin of Hendersonville named historian. The South Carolina group did not elect officers at the meeting. Bell Speaks. State Senator J Spencer Bell urged publishers to partner with lawyers to reform the judiciary and push court changes to the Legislature with newspaper aid.
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E. B. Hunter
Charlotte
Dave Whichard
Greenville
William C. Manning
Robersonville
Martin Harmon
Kings Mountain
Ashley Futrell
Washington
Donald Griffin
Hendersonville
South Carolina
Bell
NCPA
J. Spencer Bell
The
North Carolina Bar Assn
Aews Judicial System
North Carolina
Man and wife arrested in bank robbery case
FBI agents charged James Broadus Crawley 43 with robbing the Donaldson branch of the People's National Bank of Greenville on June 30. His wife Gladys Hyatt Crawley was charged with receiving and possessing stolen goods. Bond set at $50,000. The couple were seized in a plush trailer bought since July 1. No comment on other suspects or leads.
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FBI
James Broadus Crawley
Donaldson
People’s National Bank of Greenville
Gladys Hyatt Crawley
Gana
Charlotte
Chiles
Benson predicts cotton supports may fall without program extension
Agriculture Secretary Benson warned that price supports for cotton and other commodities could drop if Congress does not reenact the disposal program. He noted over 600 million dollars in surplus stock and said extending the Agricultural Trade Development Act could sustain higher price supports and avoid reduced 1959 acreage allotments.
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Washington (Ap
Benson
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Olen
Missing Man Found Dead In Quarry Near Greensboro
W N Webb age 87 who had been missing since Tuesday was found dead Saturday at the edge of a pool in a rock quarry near McLeansville. Dr R B Davis Sr acting coroner said Webb died from a fall about 50 feet onto rocks and had been dead since Tuesday. His body was partly submerged, located less than a mile from his home.
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Greensboro
McLeansville
W. N. Webb
Webb
Carmen
R. B. Davis Sr
Communism Defined At Conference in Blue Ridge
In Blue Ridge North Carolina AP reports Rev Dr George Heaton of Charlotte defined communism as sameness contrasted with democracy fostering cooperation. Heaton spoke at the closing session of the four day 39th Southern Industrial Relations Conference urging leadership to shape attitudes and meet needs.
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Blue Ridge
George Heaton
Charlotte
Heaton
Congressman Candidate Silent After Jaw Infection
Nogales Arizona AP Robert Connor a Democratic candidate for Santa Cruz County sheriff cannot speak due to an infected jaw leaving him unable to campaign verbally. The injury hampers public appearances and fundraising efforts ahead of the election.
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Nogales, Ariz
Robert Connor
Santa Cruz County
Jordan Says World War Unlikely
Senator B Everett Jordan of North Carolina spoke in Durham about the risk of a Soviet attack in the Middle East crisis. He said retaliation with nuclear weapons is unlikely and that U S actions in Lebanon could affect prestige. Jordan noted no definite sign Russia would enter the conflict with arms.
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Charles Jordan
Duke University
Eisenhow
Jordan
United States
Lebanon
Middle East
Soviet Troops Maneuvering on Iranian Frontier Reports
Iran border posts report resumed Soviet maneuvers on the seaboard frontier with glare of red rockets lighting the night. Iranian travelers returning from Iraq say a pro Nasser military coup overthrew Western alignment earlier in the week.
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Tehran
Iran
Frontier Posts
Iraq
McClellan Seeks Assurance on Federal Troops for Integration
Senator John L. McClellan urged guarantees that federal troops will not again be used to enforce school integration at Little Rock's Central High. He pressed nominee W Wilson White, chosen for the Justice Department civil rights division, who defended the 1957 troop deployment and said such action would be a last resort.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Rock
Central High School
W. Wilson White
Eisenhower
Justice Department
White
Senate Judiciary Committee
Central High
Civil Rights Division
McClellan
Judiciary Committee
Little Rock
Arkansas National Guard
Office of Legal Counsel
Glubb Called as Consultant by British War Office
Lt. Gen. Sir John Bagot Glubb once commanded Jordan’s Arab Legion and was summoned to the British War Office on Saturday as a consultant. A spokesman said his duties are not outlined and he will not be sent to the Middle East. Glubb was ousted by King Hussein two years ago after shaping the legion into a premier fighting force in the region.
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London
Sir John Bagot Glubb
Crack
Arab Legion of Jordan
British
War Office
Glubb
Middle East
King Hussein of
Jordan
Arab Legion
Triplets Visit Twins in Kalamazoo
Dr. and Cathy Lincome of Philo Illinois visit Susan and Sally Bryan in Kalamazoo Michigan. The meeting involves two sets of twins and a family gathering.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Cathy Lincome
Philo, Il
Susan
Sally Bryan
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