First Negro undergraduates admitted at North Carolina State College
Two Raleigh youths Edward Carson and Manuel Crockett Jr along with Walter Van Buren Holmes of Durham are admitted as undergraduates at North Carolina State College marking the institution's first undergraduate inclusion of Black students. Court order in Greensboro and UNC system ties led to the move.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Edward Carson
Manuel H. Crockett Jr
State
Ligon High School
Capital City
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Crockett
Wake County
State For the Blind
A&t College
Walter van Buren Holmes
Durham
Carson and Crockett
Carson
U.S. District Court
Greensboro
U. S. Supreme Court
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
State College
Conoe University of North Carolina
Plumber to Seek Return of Found Cash in Court
Wilson County plumber C Louis Deans seeks $18 000 he says he found in a hot water heater, claiming ownership after discovering 180 one hundred dollar bills in a cloth bag at M C Godwin's Buckhorn area home last Oct 5 Godwin currently holds the money and says his late wife hid it. Deans mentions a $5 reward offer.
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Wilson
N.C
Wilson County
Superior Court
C. Louis Deans
M. C. Godwin
Buckhorn
Godwin
Deans
Boy Faces Hearing In Father's Death
Franklin North Carolina. A 15 year old mountain boy James Dudley Mathis faces a preliminary hearing charged with murder in the shooting death of his father William Anderson Mathis 38. The boy claimed he accidentally fired at a hog and hit his father. authorities cite conflicting statements and a groundhog hole noted at the rock base as the line of the fatal bullet. The coroner's jury ruled a fatal shot caused the death but could not determine if accidental.
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Franklin
N.C
James Dudley Mathis
William Anderson Mathis
Newell Sender
Grass
NCEA to Hear Dr Paul Street at Leaders Conference Banquet
BLUE RIDGE N C Dr Paul Street centennial director of the National Education Assn will address the final banquet of the annual leaders conference of the North Carolina Education Assn tonight delegates were told yesterday by their president O P Johnson that the state faces difficult problems not all tied to segregation chiefly the shortage of qualified teachers and the lack of up to date classrooms
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Blue Ridge
N.C
Paul Street
National Education Assn
North Carolina Education Assn
O. P
Johnson
Six Life Sentences for North Carolina Father
Olive L. Turnage of Charlotte received six consecutive life terms after pleading guilty to raping his 11 year old daughter six times. A grand jury returned six indictments of statutory rape in the case, and Assistant Solicitor Charles Knox accepted the pleas, with Judge Nake J. Rudisill ordering the sentences to be served consecutively.
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Charlotte
Olive L. Turnage
Turnage
Charles Knox
Pip
Nake J. Rudisill
Tite
Navy Man To Go On Trial For Rape
A Navy enlisted man faces a court martial on a rape charge. Court proceedings will determine guilt or innocence and potential penalties.
Navy man to face trial for alleged rape of deaf mute girl
Milton Anderson 25 of Greenville, a navy enlisted man at Fort Story Virginia, is expected to be tried here next week on a charge of raping a 13 year old deaf mute girl. He was arrested Sunday on a warrant from the girl’s mother after the assault near Bethel. Justice of the Peace Luther Moore found probable cause at a hearing yesterday.
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Greenville
N.C
Milton Anderson
Ft. Story
Anderson
Green
Rocky Mount Girl Drowns In Surf
A 21 year old Rocky Mount woman Vic Ann Capps drowned in high surf off Atlantic Beach yesterday when a Navy surplus raft overturned during a surf outing.
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Rocky Mount
Morehead Cty
N.C. WA
Atlantic Beach
Vic
Ann Capps
Trafton Wins Maine GOP Governor Race Primary
Willis A. Trafton a 38 year old House Speaker from Auburn won the Maine Republican primary over State Sen. Philip Chapman Jr and former Attorney General Alexander LaFleur. He will face Governor Edmund Muskie a Democrat in September the nation’s first state election.
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Portland
Maine
Willis A. Trafton
Auburn
Philip F. Chapman Jr
Alexander A. LaFleur
Trafton
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Robert Hale
James C. Oliver
Oliver
Hale
Eisenhower
GOP
James L. Reid
Hallowell
Charles P. Nelson
Frank M. Coffin
Lewiston
Clifford G. McIntire
Kenneth B. Colbath
McIntire
Chapman
LaFleur
Pineau Appeals for Algerian Support in State Department Meeting
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau prepared to appeal to Secretary Dulles for firm American backing in France s costly anti Algerian campaign. The Algeria issue loomed at a State Department review of foreign policy the second of three talks as tensions with Moscow centered on steps to curb Russia s influence. The discussions touched on East West trade, UN aid funds, and cultural exchanges with Russia amid cautious Western stance on Russia s potential changes. </analysis>
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Christian Pineau
Dulles
France
Algeria
Indochina
State Department
Pineau
West
Russia
Stalin
United Nations Fund
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