New Wake Forest Campus Rises Four Miles From Winston-Salem
A four-year Wake Forest College campus grows on the Reynolda Estate near Winston-Salem. Groundbreaking by Harry S. Truman four years ago started the project, with classes expected fall 1956 and relocation from Raleigh planned for May 1956.
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Auto Deaths Top Total War Toll
Major Charles A Speed of the North Carolina State Highway Patrol argues that automobile fatalities now exceed all U S wars combined He notes the first recorded auto fatality in America in 1899 and urges motorists to join law enforcement and community groups to reduce crashes and save lives.
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Tracks of cougar hunters end with unexpected dog find
Don Benson and Boyd White reported what looked like cougar tracks near American Falls Idaho. They called government trapper John Laick to track the beast. Six miles later they found a five foot Bernard dog belonging to E G Commons.
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