Hodges to name seven member education commission
The article reports Governor Hodges will appoint a seven member education commission to study how North Carolina schools should operate amid Supreme Court integration questions. It notes officials warn against complacency and urge courageous, unbiased appointees from both political and outside spheres to shape a cautious, law respecting path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Umstead
Commission On Education
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Hodges
Lynn Nisbet
M. V. Barnhill
Justice Barnhill
Nisbet
Charles Carroll
Harry McMullan
Commission
Senate
House
Power of Consideration Amid Tragedy in Kluckhohn Case
The Kluckhohn family expresses gratitude for North Carolinians after Richard Kluckhohn received a five to ten year manslaughter sentence for the accidental killing of Bernice Seawell in Raleigh on May 13. Harvard faculty parents Dr Clyde Kay Maben Kluckhohn and his wife praise the statewide kindness shown to both families amid the trial and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kluckhohn
Bernice Seawell
Sanford
Raleigh
Clyde Kay Maben Kluckhohn
Harvard University
Kluckhohn
Seawell
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Tobacco workers show lower mortality in state studies
Health researchers from the National Institute of Health report cigarette processing in American Tobacco plants in two states and Virginia yields death rates 32 percent below the general population. Cancer deaths are 27 percent lower and cardiovascular deaths 33 percent lower. A stockholders letter notes the study is enlightening but not official and may not prove cause and effect. The piece questions whether the findings can be used to calm lung cancer fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Company
Virginia
Harold F. Dorna
William S. Baum
National Institute of Health
Dorna-Baum
Paul M. Hahn
National Cancer Institute
Tobacco Company
U. S. Public Health Service
Zhukov
Germany
Japan
Italy
United States
Britain
France
Ussr
Russia
Marshal Zhukov
Eisenhower
Gray
Defense
Oreta Hobby
Rtg
Socrat
Defense Department
Army
Truman
Christian Science Monitor
Reckless Walkers Draw Laughter From Atlanta Column
Ernest Rogers lampoons pedestrians who text and stroll in rain with umbrellas and nose in a book. He notes men roadblock sidewalks by reading while walking and tramping others, comparing danger to speeding drivers. cites Homer Fudd as agreeing action is needed but doubts change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mama
George Zhukov and Eisenhower friendship under fire
George Sokolsky questions Marshal Zhukov's portrayal of World War II alliances. He cites a May 8 1955 Zhukov article denying U S credit, accusing Washington and London of provocation and quibbling over the Soviet role.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
G. Zhukov
Marshal Zhukov
United States
Zhukov
Marshall Zhukov
Hitler Stalin
Hitler
France
Great Britain
LSDN Supreme Court Fall Term Calendar Plans Busy Schedule
The Maine Supreme Court adjusts its fall term calendar as Adrian Newton sets an eight month docket starting Aug 30 and ending Dec 14 with three week docketing lead times. Appeals move from eastern to central districts with two argument weeks and one lay week between. Kinckhohn case deadlines are Oct 10 18 and 25.
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Supreme Court
Adrian Newton
Tueday
Dee
Richard Kinckhohn
Kluckhohn appeals involuntary manslaughter ruling
The appeal concerns a Wake County jury verdict of involuntary manslaughter in the hotel window shooting of Bernice Seawell. Judge Clawson Williams imposed a five to ten year sentence, with the case arising during Around Capitol Square days on Nov. 1-2. The Legislature tightened crop-dusting laws and Agriculture Commissioner L Ballentine urges sheriffs to enforce them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kluckhohn
Clawson Williams
Wake County
Bernice Seawell
L. ¥. Ballentine
Coun
North Carolina enforcers face staff limits and licensing rules
State chemist reports 22 plane crop-dusting contractors and 31 applicators licensed as enforcement strains grow. Ballentine cites limited personnel and calls for local cooperation. Traffic patrol disputes new staffing, 50 added, later blocked by requiring black and silver cars. Officials note ad value of two license tags over single plate saves money but hampers advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
FE. W. Constable
Ballentine
Ciie
Eleven Ages and Centenarian Notes From a Life
A reflective column traces eleven ages of a man, from a seven year old prisoner of walls to a centenarian observer. It links renewal myths, childhood curiosity, and a sense of destiny, with playful asides about Pop and a Tampa centenarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Johnson
Homiefolks
Washington relocation jokes and golf bug spread in Ike era
The piece lampoons Eisenhower leaving Washington with 15 000 staffers and describes quirky aftereffects. It notes some workers drifted back to the capital or to beaches and golf courses, mocks a mysterious vandal at the Capitol, and chats about senators and their barbers. It also reports widespread golf teams across government departments and recalls ex Rep Runt Ceo’s postmortem schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
C (Runt
Illinois
Runt
Navy Bureau of Personnel
Quotations and Echoes from Public Figures and Personal Notes
A montage of remarks from public figures and personal lines. Eisenhower critics swirl in a national scene while Averell Harriman is cited. Helen Keller on speaking. Chou En Lai on Formosa cease fire. Barney Balaban touts pay TV. A Phillies milestone quote from Hugh Radcliffe. A Ky. home and cow memory ends with a ninth anniversary note.
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China
United States
Chou En-lai
Formosa
Cat Hollow
Grandma Sprouse
Delbert
Y) Sprouse
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Atlanta Journal
Homer Fudd
Fudd
George Sokolsky
U. S
Khrushchev
Soviet Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Pravda
Aesop
Capitol Square
Charles Pearson
Mr. Rennick
W. A. Bivins
Milwaukee Sentinel
Pop
Davis
Tampa
Sen. Kefauver
D. Tenn
San Francisco
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Henry Cabot Jr
Korea
George Dixon
Belgrade
Capitol
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Congress
Lake Erie
N.Y
Averelliman
Helen Keller
Barney Balaban
Paramount Pictures Corp
Hugh Radcliffe
Phillies
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