Randolph Education Bill OK'd in Lexington race tensions rise
In Lexington, mayor approves a biracial Human Relations Committee of five white and five Black citizens to ease tensions after a fatal race riot last week. Police announce five white suspects arrested in the riot, bringing the count to 17 under state review as authorities warn of further unrest.
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Provisional Licenses Considered After Speeding Incident
A chaotic scene described a governor speech interruption as officials exited a patrol car. A provisional license plan would allow issuance for speeding over 75 mph or a speeding plus reckless driving charge, at the Motor Vehicles Department's discretion, amid a heated judiciary committee debate and a large procedural vote.
Kennedy era clashes over race and public spaces
The article cites mayoral and council tensions regarding segregation in public venues and school pep rallies. It notes a scheduled court appearance for a local man, a vacancy on the Golf Commission, and broader civil rights actions. National groups like NAACP and CORE plan protests and meetings in Winston-Salem and Greensboro as demonstrations of mounting pressure over segregation.
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Plane Fight Shifts From Senate To House In Raleigh
In Raleigh AP the General Assembly moves the highway patrol and aviation dispute from Senate to House for action as the Senate approves a bill restricting patrol planes in traffic enforcement. Also sent to the House is a utilities regulation recodification bill and a $100 million school construction bond proposal awaiting final votes.
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Bread price bill debate cites census data and store fears
A congressional joint committee hearing explored a proposed bread bill amid census figures suggesting 7 percent of gifts and 12 percent bread ownership patterns. Supermarket operators from Concord to Buncombe argued the measure would curb independents, push bakers into chains, and raise bread prices for customers.
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Pemeeok Bill Aims to Tighten Tax Evasion Penalties
A proposed measure seeks to extend penalties for tax evaders by increasing confinement with a $1,000 fee. The bill, similar to a Senate proposal, aims to give the revenue department more time to crack down. The current system allows only a two year interim period before arrest and imprisonment. Making the violation a felony would remove all time limits.
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Psychiatric Test Ordered for Curry by Judge Ein
Judge Ein ordered a mental examination for Curry at the request of Curry's attorney. The directive follows proceedings in the case and aims to assess Curry's mental competence. The action reflects ongoing legal considerations and potential impact on court strategy.
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Profumo Affair Deepens as Macmillan Faces Crisis
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan grapples with the Profumo scandal as inquiries probe how the affair could threaten party stability. John Profumo admitted an improper relationship with Christine Keeler, a 21 year old party girl, prompting renewed calls for parliamentary scrutiny and security reviews.
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Bakeries Decline Signals Local Economic Strain
The speaker notes the loss of 14 to 15 home grown bakeries in recent years calling it unhealthy for the local economy. The remark highlights concerns over small business vitality and market pressures in the bakery sector.
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