Secretary Connally Witnesses Mock Amphibious Assault
Secretary of the Navy John B. Connally visited Camp Lejeune to observe a mock amphibious assault by Marines on Onslow Beach. The demonstration included international observers from Nationalist China Argentina and Great Britain and highlighted vertical landing techniques and coordinated mass movement.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
John B. Connally
Onslow Beach
J. 2. Berkeley
Camp Lejeune Marine Base
Connally
Caribbean
China
Argentina
Great Britain
U.S
Defense Department
Washington
Navy
Kennedy
J. P. Berkeley
Second Marine Division
Young lawyer Hamrick picked to replace Gobble in Forsyth
Winston Salem Democrats honor the late State Rep. F L Gobble then elect Claude M Hamrick 34 as his successor. Hamrick edged Clarence E Stone and garnered support from both white and Negro precinct leaders with Crawford backing highlighting black voter loyalty. Hamrick is a Wake Forest Law School graduate who began practicing in 1953.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
F. L. Gobble
Claude M. Hamrick
Gobble
General Assembly
Hamrick
Democratic Executive Committee
Clarence E. Stone
Belews Creek
Winston . Salem
William R. Crawford
Charles A. McLean
Crawford
Our People
Democratic Party
Rutherford County
Wake Forest College Law School
NLRB Upholds Ban on Secondary Boycotts by Teamsters
The National Labor Relations Board sustains Trial Examiner Charles W. Schneider’s 1959 finding that Teamsters locals 71 55 509 and 723 engaged in unfair labor practices and unlawful picketing against Overnite Transportation Co. The board orders the locals to cease secondary boycotts and notify members, with revocation of any prior instructions to handle Overnite freight.
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Asheville
N.C
Teamsters Union
Overnite Transportation Co
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Charles W. Schneider
Teamsters
Overnite
Death Takes Prominent Teacher
ASHEVILLE AP Miss Emily North Smith 85 longtime church figure in Asheville died Saturday in a nursing home after two years of declining health She had lived in Asheville since 1944 a former resident of Reidville South Carolina She taught English at Winthrop College Rock Hill and before that in Anderson District of Columbia schools later serving as secretary to Winthrop president Dr D B Johnson from 1900 to 1921 She was secretary of West Asheville Presbyterian Church from 1950 to 1958.
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Asheville
Emily North Smith
Reidville
Spartanburg County
S.C
Smith
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
Anderson, D.C
D. B. Johnson
Winthrop
West Asheville Presbyterian Church
Separate Colleges Protested in Durham
A complaint filed with the North Carolina Civil Rights Advisory Committee in Durham alleges that plans to run two separate colleges in Charlotte sustain racial segregation. The North Carolina Council on Human Relations argues Charlotte College for whites and Carver College for Blacks would remain segregated, despite trustees claiming open access to both races.
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Charlotte College
Carver College
Supreme Court
Catholic Parents Plan Meeting Against School Integration
In Charleston South Carolina Catholic parents form an organization to oppose integration of parochial schools. They will gather at Simon Baruch Auditorium to discuss Bishop Hallinan’s proposals and seek ways to oppose racial integration within the diocese. The group invites Roman Catholic laymen only and aims to gauge interest in organized opposition. The meeting follows Bishop Hallinan’s pastoral letter to the diocese.
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Charleston
S.C
Simon Baruch Auditorium
Paul J. Hallinan
Hallinan
South Carolina
Slain Southern Pines Chief Shaped Good Citizens
Chief C Ed Newton longtime Southern Pines police leader was killed during an arrest attempt for assault. He earned praise for mentoring youths and giving a second chance, guiding many toward better paths while leading his force. Funeral services were planned for Monday at Brownson Memorial Church.
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Southern Pines
N.C
C. Ed Newton
Newton
Robert S. Ewing
C. C. Shaw
Willie
Eagle Eye) Gray
Gray
Carrie Campbell
Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church
Tar Heels Want To Keep Sales Tax Exemptions
Charlotte AP report shows NC grocers and customers favor a 1 percent tax hike with exemptions kept. A Vogler poll of 400-500 merchants and customers indicates 83 percent support a 4 percent tax with exemptions, 12 percent want 3 percent with exemptions removed, 5 percent oppose increases.
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Tar Heels
Charlotte
North Carolina
Mecklenburg County
James B. Vogler
Vogler
Guv
Terry Sanford
Thompson Greenwood
N.C .Merchants Association
Peace Venture Praised by Hays at Missions Conference
Brooks Hays, newly appointed as assistant secretary of state, praised Kennedy's peace corps as the government’s foreign missions venture. The former Arkansas congressman spoke at Wake Forest on the fourth annual Student Missions Conference, calling the program spiritually significant and likening it to Baptist missions.
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Wake Forest
N.C
Brooks Hays
Kennedy
Southern Baptist Convention
Hays
Arkansas
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N. C
Lawrence Hawkins Shelby
Randall McClain Anderson
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