Confusion Reigns On Cotton Crop
Washington discussions show contradictions in action toward the cotton crop with strict planting limits under farm law, payments to underplant, and warnings of shortages. Agriculture Secretary Benson cites reserve stocks as protection while industry leaders urge looser rules to prevent loss to foreign cotton and rayon. The National Cotton Council notes much surplus is low quality and not desired by buyers.
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Washington
Benson
U.S
National Cotton Council
IGY Findings Hint Space Flight Safe and Earth Is Not as It Seems
IGY scientists report space travel appears feasible for moon landings and satellite weather stations. Antarctic and Arctic observations suggest Antarctica may be islands and mountains. vast ice could cover land now seen as sea level, reshaping climate and ocean theories.
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Earth
International Geophysical Year
Moon
U. S
Antarctica
New York
Los Angeles
London
Arctic Ocean
Antarctic
Man Mountain
Pacific Islands
America
Space
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Arctic
U.S
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Soviet Union
Lower courts criticized as unplanned growth in North Carolina
CHAPEL HILL March 15 A report for the North Carolina Bar Association outlines how the states lower courts grew without a unified plan while the Supreme Court and Superior Court system evolved under orderly development. Albert Coates of Chapel Hill authored the study tracing court history from colonial times to today and projecting future trends.
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North Carolina
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North Carolina Bar Association
Supreme Court
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Institute of Government
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Charlotte
Coates
General Assembly
J. Wallace Winborne
Seven States River System Traverses Through States
A brief note lists the Tennessee River system passing through Alabama Georgia Kentucky Mississippi South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia, highlighting the waterway’s regional span.
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Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
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Carolina
Virginia
U S Sent Naval Craft and Vessels to Russia in World War II
During World War II the United States sent 585 naval craft including frigates and ice breakers to Russia. In addition 121 merchant vessels were provided under lend lease, aiding Soviet war efforts.
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Russia
Survival Program Set Today
Gov Hodges opens the 10th Carolina Symposium on Public Affairs on WUNC TV Channel 4. Henry Jackson and Dr Charles Dunham speak on The Technology of Survival and Medical Problems in the Atomic Age. Senator Sparkman discusses Americas Position in Today's Troubled World. all telecast from Carroll Hall.
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Luther H. Hodges
Carolina
Wunc-Tv
Channel 4
Henry Jackson
United States
Washington
Charles L. Dunham
Division of Biology and Medicine
Atomic Energy Commission
WUNC
William B. Aycock
University At Chapel Hill
Dr. Dunham
Jackson
Carroll Hall
William C. Friday
Consolidated University of North Carolina
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
America
Bus Stop to Open Theatre of Women College Season
William Inge drama Bus Stop chosen by Theatre of Women's College as year end production. Live UNC campus coverage on WUNC TV Channel 4 from 8 p.m. April 30 with 1 2 in AalAnd Auditors Tryouts set for 7 30 p.m. Thursday and Friday in Aycock Auditorium. Directed by Maynard French. Plot follows Kansas City bound travelers snowbound at a roadside diner during a blizzard.
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William Inge
Theatre of Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Wunc-Tv
Channel 4
Aaland Auditors
Aycock Auditorium
Maynard French
WC Department
Kansas City
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