Marchers May Face More Charges in Segregation Protest
COLUMBIA AP Thirty three more Negro adults arrested in an anti segregation march may be charged with contributing to the delinquency of 156 minors also arrested. All 190 defendants including a white student and two NAACP officials are charged with breach of the peace. The next eight defendants are to appear before Magistrate Powell.
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Columbia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
State House
Frederick E. Hart
Washington, D.C
University of South Carolina
Frank Powell
James Edwards, Jr
Benedict College
Greenwood County
Richland County
Powell
Johnston Attacks Postal Service Performance in 1950s Critique
Sen. Olin D. Johnston claims the Postal Service worsened since the Eisenhower era and labels the Summersfield tenure as mismanagement. He cites a $1 billion spending rise in seven years and rate hikes across classes, urging Senate confirmation for post office appointees earning over $10,000.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Johnston
Post Office Department
Arthur E. Summerfield
Senate
Udall Wins Nomination in Arizona Second District Race
Morris K. Udall won the Democratic nomination for Congress in Arizona's Second District, defeating five opponents in a light turnout primary. He will face Republican Mac C. Matheson, who was unopposed for the nomination, in the May 2 general election.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Morris K. Udall
Congress
Legislators Split on Sanford Tax Plan Forthright Proposal
Raleigh reporters describe mixed reception among North Carolina lawmakers to Governor Sanford's push for higher revenues, especially a sales tax on food. Representatives Hill Kemp Woodard Courtney Zollicoffer Brooks Leatherman weigh support, caution, or opposition, while debate centers on luxury versus necessities and how the $70 million would be spent.
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Aurora Dolley Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Catawba
J. Henry Hill Jr
Hickory
General Assembly
Rep. Hill
Ed Kemp
Guilford
Woodard
Wilson
House Appropriations Committee
Danny M. Courtney
Caldwell
Rep
Courtney
A. A. Zollicoffer Jr
Vance
Rep. Zollicoffer
Eugene C. Brooks III
Durham
North Carolina
Lincoln County
C. E. Leatherman
Lincolnton
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
This ad claims FASTERTH alkaline powder tightens dentures for comfort and odor control. It suggests sprinkling on plates to reduce slipping and keep teeth secure, with social embarrassment minimized. Available at drug counters nationwide.
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Udall
Rep. Leatherman
Gov. Sanford
Isenhour
Ray Wheatley
West Green Street
High Point, N. C
Allied
Allied Finance CO
W. Washington St
Professional Life Insurance Service
George P. Clark
Newe Ag
N. Main St
Roebuck
David Bradley
Roto
Spaders
Briggs & Stratton
Sander
Chuck
Aia
Quart
J.C. Higgins
Ness
Maid of Honor
J. C. Higgins Quality
Sears
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