Rock Hill Strikers Charged With Breach of Peace
Four striking Boyle Construction Co. workers from Rock Hill— Oliver Luthian Jr Claude Dixon Richard Robinson and Bill Croughton— were charged with breach of the peace and violating the state's right to work law. They posted 700 bond each after warrants sworn by Freyd Crosby and Thurman Jenkins. The case follows a beating claim by non striking workers at the Boyle plant. About 90 earth moving operators walked out at the Bowaters plant site near Catawba.
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Helicopter Flyover In Tucson Falls Flat
A planned Army helicopter flyover near Tucson failed to appear as 14 of the expected 21 aircraft were grounded by a Texas storm. Maj. Sullivan cited lack of Defense Department clearance as the reason for the cancellation.
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Estate of former governor Cherry valued at $422 896
Governor Gregg Cherry assets include 166000 in US bonds 78000 in stock 48000 real estate 29000 in Public Service Co shares 25000 Carolina Power & Light stock 23000 cash and other items. Widow Mildred Cherry executrix filed the report in Gaston County court. He died in a Gastonia hospital a month ago at age 65.
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Little Weather Change Across the Nation Report
The Associated Press notes little weather change with clear skies and pleasant temperatures in many areas and rain in the south and west. Drought areas from the Carolinas to Maine show no rain in prospect while crop damage runs into millions. Cool, dry air covers the Great Lakes to the Seaboard with lows near 43 in Pennsylvania as Southeast storms ease.
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North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook
A forecast for North Carolina and South Carolina notes mostly sunny and moderately warm conditions this afternoon and Friday. It calls for fair and mild weather tonight with cooler temperatures, highs around 86 to 90 and lows near 66 to 70.
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Grant to Protect Monkeys Health Funds Aid Florida Study on Primate Welfare
A $15,000 grant to the Florida State Board of Health funds continued research on safeguarding monkey health used in Salk vaccine production. The monkeys cost about $50 each and face exposure to multiple viruses.
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Shooting Scrape Involving Fowler and Walters Probed
In Peachland North Carolina police probe a Tuesday night shooting near a house where Grady Walters 31 and H L Fowler 32 were found fatally and critically wounded respectively with a 22 caliber rifle between them. Witness Jimmy Spivey 20 gave an account to Rural Policeman Fred Hyatt and said a shot was fired after a man’s voice on the porch. Walters died at Anson County Hospital in Wadeboro while Fowler died en route. Coroner Harvey Leavitt Jr said no inquest is planned pending further investigation.
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Easing Of Leaf Penalty Is Sought
Greensboro report says growers may be spared penalties when flue cured tobacco is planted in undesired varieties by mistake. A Florence meeting of Florida Georgia and Carolinas farm bureaus and the tobacco agencies discussed placing such leaf on the market with price adjustments flowing to the grower. Names of varieties Coker 138 139 and Dixie Bright 244 are cited.
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Tobacco Outlook Signals Near-Record Prices and High Returns
The tobacco market remains strong with near record prices and cash returns. The USDA reported yesterday's offerings 1 to 3 per hundredweight higher than Tuesday while baskets averaged about 175 pounds. Only 1.6 percent of this season’s sales have been placed in government loans, far below last year’s 11.6 percent.
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Death penalty in Utah for murder by hanging or shooting
In Utah the death penalty for murder is carried out by either hanging or shooting, reflecting state law as described in historical reports.
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Utah
Charlotte School Board Moves on Segregation Quietly
Reaction to the decision is split as Charlotte admits five Negro students to white schools while 40 applications were rejected. Kenneth Whitsett denounces the action as sacrificing both black and white students to mixed school evils, urging hearings for rejected families.
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Dollar Bills Tossed From Car Causes Highway Stop
Mrs. Mary Tramel of Pryor Oklahoma stopped after discovering her 2 year old son tossing one dollar bills from the car window. Henry aided her recovery of $9 of the $10 and pushed the car when it failed to start.
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Padlock Hearing Continued On Johnston County Store
Superior Court Judge Clawson L. Williams postponed until August 3 the ruling on permanent padlocking of J. Percy Flowers store near Clayton after a July 6 raid found both tax paid and non tax paid liquor. A safety deposit in the store’s vault was ordered held by the Johnston County sheriff, with a value cited between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars.
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