Tar Heels Win ACC Title In Easy 95 75 Victory
North Carolina’s Tar Heels dominated South Carolina 95 to 75 to clinch the ACC basketball title at Reynolds Coliseum. Len Rosenbluth scored 38 points and set a three day tournament record with 108, while Yale awaits in the NCAA district play. Brennan added 22 with 19 rebounds, Quigg 18, Kearns 16 as UNC secured its 27th straight win.
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Knowland Attacks Aid Plan Over Poland Relief
Senator Knowland warns against any Eisenhower aid to Poland, calling it a potential opening for a Communist Marshall plan. Polish delegation negotiates with the State Department for grants and loans, with estimates between 300 and 500 million dollars.
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Hodges 59 birthday linked to highway commission reform
Raleigh reports Gov. Hodges turned 59 as the Senate quickly agreed to a bill reorganizing the Site Highway Commission. Amendments would divide the state into areas with commissioners to hear road matters while lawmakers weigh a broader reform plan. Highway Chairman A. H. Graham urged a nonpartisan approach toward employees.
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Inspirational Lent Series Begins Today by Dr. Eugene Blake
The Enterprise starts an inspirational Lent series by Dr. Eugene Carson Blake in "The Christian Man" with weekly installments beginning today. Blake, a longtime pastor and church leader, will explore Lent’s meaning in relation to self family fellowmen work community nation and world. The series reflects his roles in the National Council of Churches education and missionary work and his NBC program Frontiers of Faith.
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Ike's Florida Vacation Endorsed by Mansfield
Sen. Mansfield endorses Eisenhower Florida vacation plan as the President battles a head cold and ear infection. Hagerty notes slight improvement, decision on Florida destination pending until Monday for a four to five day rest before Bermuda trip with Macmillan.
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Cabbie Learns Lesson After Ear Biters Attack
Denver police report a taxi driver, Robert Rich, picked up two women who began fighting. He tried to intervene and was bitten, ending up in the hospital with teeth marks on his right ear.
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Distant Quakes Trigger Tidal Waves In Hawaii Losses Rise
Three Alaska and Aleutian earthquakes sent destructive tidal waves toward Hawaii. A reporter died in a Kauai plane crash linked to the waves, as rescuers saved two others. Fourteen Kauai homes were washed away, two villages destroyed, and two sailors were swept overboard but rescued.
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Marine Corporal Draws Jail Term
At Parris Island four courts martial of drill instructors concluded. Cpl. William R. Walsh Lyndhurst NJ received three months hard labor reduced in rank to private and fined $40 a month. A staff study by Capt. Pat Morgan Austin TX cited mass disobedience and defiance of orders among instructors.
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Air Stream Flight Sets Coast to Coast Record Pace
Four crewmen piloted a six-jet B47 bomber from Seattle to Savannah in 4 hours 18 minutes at an average ground speed of 665 mph aided by a high altitude jet stream. The flight aimed to study jet streams for air traffic and was the first Seattle to Savannah coast to coast run. The craft then flew to Wright-Patterson AFB after aborting a Homestead destination.
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Ohio
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Judaism Leaders To Hold Meeting
In New York on March 24 and 25 leaders from orthodox conservative and reform Judaism will convene a two day session to review the current Jewish revival.
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U N chief Hammarskjold to visit Middle East soon
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold planned a flying trip to the Middle East before month end to handle peace in line with the Feb 2 Assembly resolution. He faces Middle East questions after Israel's withdrawal and the loss of Maj. Gen. Burns. The report notes recent Soviet nuclear tests and UNEF moves to Sharm el Sheikh, with Egypt opposing Western toll proposals for the Suez Canal.
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Mississippi State College expels all students at Alcorn in protest
The all white Mississippi State College board expelled about 585 Alcorn Mississippi A and M College students after a protest against history professor Clennon King and fired college president Dr J R Otis effective immediately. Prof J D Boyd named to succeed Otis then led campus return to classes while 95 students reportedly returned. Governor Coleman and Attorney General Patterson attended the emergency session. King remained a faculty member per officials.
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