North Carolina Senate Debates Blood Type Driver License Proposal
The Senate considers a bill by Sen. Wills Hancock requiring all drivers licenses to list the holder’s blood type to aid hospitals in crash cases. Other measures include limits on explosive caps, court procedure rules, subdivision control near towns, prohibiting legislator board memberships, tax exemptions for pollution abatement facilities, and making adult children responsible for aiding aged parents.
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Consolidated University of North Carolina
John W. Umstead
Orange
The
Consolidated University
W. Lunsford Crew
Halifax
Sen
F. J. Blythe
Mecklenburg
Peterson's Chiat Balm Brings Quick Skin Relief
An ad offering Peterson's Chiat balm for pimples itching and redness promises fast relief. Apply the soothing balm for calmer skin and improved appearance with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Peterson's Chiat
Ted
Airport plans court action over CAB ruling in Charlotte route
Greensboro-High Point Airport Authority files suit in Washington DC to overturn a Jan 17 CAB decision that split a Charlotte route between Charleston and Columbus Ohio. The authority says CAB ignored submitted material and that the ruling will boost Charlotte service to Columbus Toledo Cleveland and Detroit.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Charlotte
Greensboro - High Point
Annexation Hearings Scheduled for Two City Tracts
City Council set April 19 for public hearings on annexation petitions. William M. Jarrell seeks 3 acres at the S Main Street cloverleaf area. A second group including Ralph Wright and others seeks 3 acres around Highway 10A bounded by Evergreen Dr Ward St Westhester Dr and city limits. Other actions included parade permit and city infrastructure moves.
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William M. Jarrell
S. Main St
Ralph Wright
L. G. Newton
John B. Burton
L. P.cagle
Jarrell
Evergreen Dr
Ward St
Westhester Dr
American Business Club
Main St
Atomic weapons likely in future U S wars says Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles warned at a news conference that any future U S war is likely to be atomic, even as he noted advances in precision weapons may limit mass destruction use. He contrasted tactical versus strategic bombs and discussed Korea era debates on atomics, urging readiness while easing Allied fears of hydrogen bombs.
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Washington
United States
Dulles
Eisenhower
Korea
Dukes
U.S
Matsu Islands
Rhee Claims Koreans Forced to Marry Reds
President Syngman Rhee alleged North Korean widows and farm girls are being compelled to marry Chinese soldiers to weaken the north. He cited refugees’ accounts of abductions and farm seizures, and noted high civilian casualties since the war began.
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Rhee
Robert Eunson
Murray
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
North Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Nationalist Charges Landing Craft Fraud in Formosa
Nationalist legislator Kuo Tse-ching accused K P Hu and Yangtze Wood Products Co of defrauding the government over 100 offshore procurement landing craft. He named five implicated agencies and said only 16 of the vessels were completed and transferred on March 7. He demanded replies from Premier Yui and warned of action if ignored.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Kuo Tse-ching
Legislative Yuan
K. P. Hu
Yangtze Wood Products Co
Bank of Taiwan
Central Trust of China
Farmers Bank of China
Defense Ministry
Military Construction Commission
Council For United States Aid
United States
Kuo
O. K. Yui
Yul
S. Kuo
Lion Attacks Boy in Dammerau Yard
A 16 month old, 200 pound lion attacked and clawed and bit Martin O Neill yesterday when he tried to pet the animal in Adolph Dammeraus yard near Jefferson Parish Louisiana. Dammerau kept a chimpanzee four monkeys two ocelots and another lion in his house and garage and claimed plans for an educational wildlife exhibit. About 60 stitches closed the wounds in the boy s left arm and his condition was reported as fair by a physician.
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George Lewis Hopkins
Jamestown
Barbara Jean Shoe
D Lee
Lee
Hersband
Ring
Slee
Mate
Myatt
Hillery E. Billings Jr
Adams St
Richard Kimsey
Kimsey
Billings
Newsrleans
Martin O'Neill
Adolph Dammerau
Jefferson Parish
C. L. Centanni
Parish
Dammerau
Cacti Rich Desert Expanses Cover Arizona
More than 100 species of cacti grow on the vast flat stretches of Arizona. The article notes the diverse plant life adapting to the arid landscape.
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Arizona
Auto Dealers Press For Tax Relief And Flat Rate Plan
North Carolina auto dealers told the Joint Finance Committee that current taxes cut into profits and supported Rep. Yarboroughs flat 1 percent tax on new car truck and bus sales with an $80 cap. They opposed Worthingtons 2 percent tax on most items and Bunns food tax proposal. A dealer warned profits shrink further and half may fail within two years if production does not slow.
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Raleigh
Joint Finance Committee
North Carolina
Wilson Yarbor
Cumberland
Yarborough
As.n
Finance Committee
Sam Worthington
Pitt
Sen
Settle Bunn
Nash
Worthington
Bunn
Joint Appropriations Committee
J. A. Speight
Bertie
Ment of Public Instruction
Speight
George Randall
Iredell
Posey Jones
Surry
Jones
Mobley
Greensboro
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Meials
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Small Boy
New York
Laza
Radio City
Bath
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East Side
Lexington Avenue
50Th St
New York City Plaza
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