Policeman’s Shakespeare Hobby Nets TV Winnings
New York City officer Redmond L. O'Hanlon has won 16 000 on CBS show The $64,000 Question by naming the first printed edition of Shakespeare. He answered Isaac Jaggard and Ed Blunt in 1623. He can take 16 000 or risk doubling, with a Cadillac if he loses. He has been a police officer for 10 years and is the father of five.
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New York City
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Shakespeare
Isaac Jaggard
Ed Blunt
Busy professionals blamed for many North Carolina accidents
Raleigh attorney Charles Daniel, a Governor's Traffic Safety Council member, warns that professionals racing to meetings cause accidents. He cites late departures, speed, and the urge to make up lost time as dangerous, urging early departures and secretaries to prompt departures within legal limits.
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Charles Daniel
Governor's Traffic Safety Council
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North Carolina
Butler Seeks Harmony With Texas Democrats
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler urged unity among Texas Democrats split since 1952 when they backed Eisenhower. He told about 400 at a Dallas banquet that no member is bound to vote for any nominee every time, as he toured Big Spring and Dallas with six more stops on his reconciliation tour.
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Barnhill Says Decision Misinterpreted
Asheville NC Chief Justice M W Barnhill says the U S Supreme Court segregation ruling has limited reach and applies only to specific cases. He notes North Carolina acted toward compliance by repealing separate schools statutes and allowing local control over pupil assignments.
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Former Congressman Sentenced for Payroll Kickback Scheme
Former Congressman Bramblett of California was sentenced to one year on probation for falsifying office payroll in a salary kickback scheme. Convicted 16 months earlier, he plans to appeal. He offered no statement. his son argued for probation.
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Aned Semoad Rcalif
Walter M. Bastian
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Edward —— Williams
Tar Heel Sought On Mississippi River
Baton Rouge La The search for Chapel Hill North Carolina man Robert T Madden 23 lost on the Mississippi River continued today Deputies in airplanes found no trace yesterday of Madden who was presumed drowned when his small boat was found drifting down the river Today's search focused on inlets of the wide stream.
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Louisiana State University
Sheriff vows to keep Ku Klux Klan out of Horry County
Horry County Sheriff John Henry pledges to use every legal means to prevent a Klan foothold in the area. He warns he will break up any planned meetings and seeks to block Klan activity in the region. The report notes a recent outdoor meeting near Sumter where E. L. Edwards claimed leadership of a revived Klan. Edwards criticized the Supreme Court ruling on segregation.
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Ku Klux Klan
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James County
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