Decision In Apportionment Case Should Ease Strife
The Supreme Court ruling in the Tennessee legislative apportionment dispute reaffirms access to federal courts for citizens alleging improper representation. The piece notes North Carolina prior limits, praises the balanced system, and warns against populist uprisings that could destabilize state government.
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Supreme Court
Tennessee
North Carolina Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
North Carolina
General Assembly
Senate
Piedmont
East
Springtime moods and the promise of change in verse
The piece muses on spring across regions, noting flood and tornado threats in some areas, the birds singing in yards, and the season as changeable yet beautiful. It contrasts poets views about April and celebrates spring as a time of birth, renewal, and hopeful vividness.
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Middle West
North Carolina
South
Unified Health Foundations to Consolidate Drives
Joseph A. Bierne of the Communications Workers of America announces the formation of the United Health Foundations Inc. in San Francisco during the United Community Funds biennial conference. The group aims to combine 100,000 health drives yearly under 2,200 community chests serving 28,500 agencies, despite concerns from large charities about revenue share reductions.
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Joseph A. Bierne
Communications Workers of America
United Health Foundations Inc
U. S
San Francisco
United Community Funds and Councils
Matzoh From State Bakeries Ties to Passover Rules
Editorial notes that matzoh will be available from state bakeries in the Soviet Union this year. Moscow’s chief rabbi Yehuda Lieb Levin says observance of dietary laws will be relaxed during Passover starting April 18.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Yehuda Lieb Levin
United States
Sovetskaia Latvia
Hirsh Zalmanvitch Gutkin
Riga
Gutkin
Journal
Gutkin and Company
Gomelskaia Pravda
Shmail Gershon Shmayevitch Sorkin
Antisemitic trends in Soviet press and policy
The piece surveys rising anti Jewish coverage in Soviet media with stories of swindling and parasitism tied to Jewish names. It notes U S State Department remarks on potential bias against Jewish citizens and cites death sentences for alleged parasitism as disproportionately involving Jews. It contrasts harsher conditions for Jews with relatively better treatment in Bulgaria.
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Soviet Union
Sovetskaia Torgovkia
Zaria Vostoka
U. S. State Department
Jacob K. Javits
R N.Y
Russia
Europe
Soviet Russia
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Khrushchev Faces Food Crisis Amid Policy Shifts
Khrushchev defends Soviet agriculture while admitting weak food production. He criticizes private plots, pushes regional farm committees and centralized control, and signals a setback for decentralization and peasant partnership with the regime.
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Tion
Sixth District primary clash begins as races form
In North Carolina's Untouched Sixth Congressional District hopefuls gear up for primaries. Incumbent Horace Kornegay faces High Point businessman A. G. Whitener in a Democratic contest while Republican lines shift as Walter G. Green eyes a Burlington seat and Blackwell Robinson files to run.
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Charlie Hamilton
Greensboro
Battle
Sixth
Horace R. Kornegay
High Point
Donald Badgley
Burlington
Kornegay
A. G. Whitener
GOP
Congress
House
Kennedy
Asheville
Wake Forest College
Guilford
North Carolina
Young Democratic
Solicitorial District
Whitener
New Conservative Party
Robinson
Goldsboro
High Point College
Chapel Hill
Duke University
How will lower tariffs affect economies reliant on money exports
Notes on the news question how reducing tariffs influences nations whose main export is currency inflows. Experts weigh potential spillovers to trade, finance, and growth while considering currency stability and policy tools.
Madrid freedom clashed with new closing decree footprints
Quotes debate social change in Madrid as business leader Jose Valle comments on government orders for earlier closings. Other remarks touch on gender roles with film director Roger Vadim praising women's strength.
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Madrid
London
Spain
Jose Valle
Roger Vadim
Fraternal Gathering Spurs Three Cities Unity Effort
Report from the Fifth District Odd Fellows meeting unites Winston-Salem Greensboro and High Point to stress fraternal spirit and cooperation. The piece recalls local service, celebrates community letters, and notes a Borden's contest prize with regional workers among the winners.
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Odd Fellows
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
High Point
John Glenn
Three Cities
Reption Lodge
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