Guilford Board Forms Committee on Desegregation Steps
Guilford County Board of Education moves toward court mandated integration by authorizing Chairman Howard Carr to appoint a study committee. The panel will examine local problems in transitioning from segregation, including facilities, transportation and teacher loads, and report findings to guide orderly implementation.
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Ben L. Smith
Greensboro
Duke
Supreme Court
Guilford County
Board of Education
Howard E. Carr
County Education Board
Carr
North Carolina
South
Slip form concrete builds 159 unit Memphis project fast
A Memphis apartment project of 159 units rises from two to nine stories in four days using slip form concrete. The AP describes a four foot high mold moved by 210 hydraulic jacks, with foundation work done conventionally at first. Builders claim the method yields walls ten inches thick, increases strength and cuts cost by about ten percent, with occupancy 3 to 5 months sooner.
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Memphis
Associated Press
Flaws in ABC liquor system questioned by Greensboro Record
The Greensboro Record argues flaws in North Carolina’s ABC system help illegal whisky operators persist. It notes federal cases in Salisbury and widespread liquor prosecutions, cites high state ABC sales, and urges reevaluation of legal sale methods to deter criminals.
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ABC
North Carolina
Salisbury
Tan
High Point Enterprise Staff and Affiliates Credited
Published every afternoon and Sunday morning High Point NC. The paper lists TERRY as secretary-treasurer and PATTERSON as advertising director with LOFLIN as circulation manager. It is a member of the Associated Press and notes postal classification and carrier arrangements.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
C W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Molotov Angers Over Soviet Agricultural Struggles Iowas Capitalism Works
The discussion notes a deep crisis in Soviet agriculture under Khrushchev, citing renewed state drive to sow virgin land and failures of collective farms. It contrasts peasant life under state control with a hidden free market via an official black market.
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Mollotov
Molotov
Soviet Union
Samuel Kucherov
Library of Congress
Political Science Quarterly
Central Committee
Russian Communist Party
Ussr Council of Ministers
Khrushchev
Young Communist League
Komsomol
Ukraine
Stalin
Ussr
Russia
Hev
Iowa
Jonk Ee
Tax rulings on short term rentals stir North Carolina
Delegation from Wilmington area protested Schedule B tax on hotels and short term rentals amid hurricane losses. Commissioner Shaw defended enforcement while warning hotels and cottages across the state of July 1 liability. The dispute centers on applying the Schedule B license tax to properties rented under four months, raising concerns about administration and investment impact in resort areas.
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Wilmington
Eugene Shaw
Commissioner of Revenue
Addison Hewlett
New Hanover County
General Assembly
Ray Walton
Brunswick County
E.L. White
Southeastern North Carolina Beach Association
Glenn Tucker
Matem
Carolina Beach
Richard Meijer
Wrightsville Beach
Rep
Hewett
Shaw Cain
Curt Pickett
L Son
Sntif
Shaw
Attorney General's Department
North Carolina
Sau
Legis
Fouth
Maeve
Ob. Sas
Revenue Department
Public Man and Minorities Shape History and Thought
W A Bivins reflects on public opinion and the power of minority voices in history. He cites Samuel Wilberforce's anti slave trade stance, Rufus Jones' Quaker pacifism, and Eisenhower's New England visit as tests of public influence. He notes the dangers of excess cynicism and the enduring impact of personal habits on character.
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Samuel Wilberforce
Africa
Timbuctoo
Wilberforce
Rufus Jones
Haverford
Friends Meeting House
Society of Friends
Society
American Friends Service
United Nations Organization
Benson Upset Aboard Flight Over Milk Shortage
Washington Secretary Ezra Taft Benson exploded in an in flight moment when a milk shortage left him unable to order milk. Benson protested while en route from Calgary to Washington, indignantly noting they were flying over America’s dairy heartland but no milk was available.
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Washington
Ezra Taft Benson
Ezra
Council of Twelve
Mormon Church
Joe
Poiny Hannah
Canada
Benson
Calgary
Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines
Rollis
Nelson
Hope
Minnesota
Wisconsin
America
Dairv
Ang
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Post Office
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Ward-Grit- Tith Company
George Sokolsky
Russa
Capitol Square
Lynn Nisbet
Charles Pearson
W. A. Bivins
Charles Dickens
Martin Chuzzlewit
TAF
Lincoln
Eisenhower
New England
Christian Science Monitor
Tar Hee
Pill Nye
Liant
Devil’ Ee
Newsweek
John Foster Dulles
George Dixon
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