Court Mandate Called For Court Reform in North Carolina
State Sen J Spencer Bell urged a strong public mandate before court system reforms. He spoke to Monroe Chamber of Commerce about a constitutional plan for a statewide unified court system run by the State Supreme Court. He noted opponents tied reform to a reapportionment bid and defended the reform effort.
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Monroe
N. Y
Tap
J. Spencer Bell
General Assembly
Bell
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
State Supreme Court
North Carolina Bar Assn
Wilbur Jolly
Franklin
Lindsay Warren
Beaufort
Negroes Assigned To White School In Greensboro
Two Negro children Greta Yvette Cannon and Barbara Gale Simmons were reassigned by the Greensboro School Board to Gillespie Park School, a predominately white campus. The moves follow desegregation suits. five children remain reassigned to preferred schools, while Pearson and Caldwell have merged into one unit with an all Negro faculty at Caldwell.
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Greensboro
U.S
Greensboro School Board
Gillespie Park
Greta Yvette Cannon
Barbara Gale Simmons
Snie Park
Pearson Street
Caldwell
Pearson
Peach Growers Stage Party For News Corps
Peach growers held a news corps party in the absence of Governor Hodges. The event featured Governor Earnhardt posing with a blue ribbon winner as reporters photographed, while Peach Growers Association and county agents distributed Sandhills peaches to newsmen. Clyde Allman urged North Carolinians to eat and freeze peaches, noting Elberta peaches peak now and remain good through early August.
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Hodges
Earnhardt
State College
Department of Agriculture
Clyde Allman
West End
North Carolina
Leaf Firms Report Sales Up
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co reports higher first half profits and sales for 1959 with net profit of 15,099,000 and 274,108,000 in sales, up from 13,829,000 and 266,298,000 respectively. R J Reynolds Tobacco Co posts record earnings and sales for the period, with 42,570,000 profit and 610,547,000 in sales, up from 36,747,000 and 510,? million.
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New York
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Hodges Eats With Gov Brown amid 1960 speculation
North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges met California Governor Edmund Brown in Sacramento for lunch amid talk Hodges could be a possible vice presidential candidate. Hodges, returning from a Moscow visit, praised Khrushchev and described Soviet leaders with guarded optimism.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Edmund G. Brown
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Hodges
Russia
Los Angeles
Advertisers Invest Millions in Daily Newspaper Ads
In the United States the average person consumes 1500 pounds of food per year. Grocery advertisers spent over 148 million dollars last year to place daily newspaper advertising informing consumers about their products.
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United States
Roy B. Culler Jr. and Joan F Wilson Named Officials
Roy B. Culler Jr. is listed with title and credentials alongside Joan F. Wilson as secretary in the file. The pair appears in a formal designation or appointment header in the record.
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Roy B. Culler JR
Joan F. Wilson
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High Point Coal & Oil CO
Peach Growers
News Corps
Leaf
Cecil
Copenhagen
Denmark
Norris Poulson
Los Angeles Town Hall
South
Harold Marlowe
Draper
N.C
Nikita Khrushchev
Acadia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Ergent Communication
Unmalam
DAVIS
Bronzegliow
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Scheirich Bronzeglow Birch
Cririios
Willowbrook ST
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