Fourth District Race Focuses on Segregation Manifesto
In North Carolina's Fourth District Democratic primary, Harold Cooley faces W. E. Debnam as the main issue centers on Cooley's failure to sign the Southern manifesto against the Supreme Court's school desegregation ruling. Debnam leverages the manifesto issue plus past grievances, while Cooley touts his long tenure and agricultural service. The seven-county district, diverse in agriculture and growing industry, eyes a tight race with voting May 26.
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Lynn Nisbet
Raleigh
Harold Cooley
Supreme Court
Congress
W. E. Debnam
Debnam
North Carolina
Cooley
White House
George Ross Pou
Committee On Agriculture
Mid West
Earth
George
Stennis
Ervin
Vance
Franklin
Nash
Johnston
Wake
Chatham
Randolph
Jack Kellys Revenge Sparks Grace Kelly Monaco Match
Grace Patricia Kelly, Oscar winning actress, prepares to wed Prince Rainier of Monaco, ending a Hollywood run. The story recalls Graces family roots with John B Kellys long rise from bricklayer to builder and Olympic rowing fame, framing a possible life change for the star.
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Grace Patricia Kelly
Philadelphia
Rainier NT
Prince
Monaco
Jack Kelly
Miss Kelly
Hollywood
Princess Gracia of
Kelly
John B. Kelly
County Mayo
Henley Regatta
England
U.S
Henley
John B. Kelly Jr
Kell
Big Jack
Grace Major
Union of Pennsylvania
John B. Jr
Peggy
Grace
Lizanne
Penn Athletic Club
Stevens
Germantown
Bennington College
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
New
New York
Studio One
Philco Playhouse
Gary Cooper
Southampton
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Clark Gable
Ava Gardner
Dial M
Prince Rainier
Sphia
Bng
Rainier
Monaco Red
the Prince
How Poor Can You Be And Still Afford TV
Raleigh reports on welfare rules about owning television sets. County boards decide eligibility for aid programs by case and most drop recipients who buy or receive TV sets with aid funds. Some boards bar gifts from relatives, with exceptions when groups provide sets for disabled or bedridden individuals.
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Raleigh
R. Eugene Brown
Brown
State Board
Governor Hodges Downplays Race Issue in North Carolina
Governor Hodges told Durham supporters that segregation versus integration is not a major political issue in the state. He argued most residents share similar views on mixed schools, noting variation lies in methods rather than aims. He rejected the notion that the Supreme Court desegregation mandates compel state action and cited Alabama’s phased compliance as context.
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Durham
Hodges
Durham United Political Education Committee
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Alabama
University of Alabama
Advisory Committee Onation
Arrested Man Provides Blood To Wounded Patrolman
St Louis patrolman Thomas P Mulrooney, wounded in a holdup March 16, received blood from a truck driver he had once arrested. William Hart recalled Mulrooney helped clear him after a prior arrest. Circuit Court grand jury indicted James Bradley and Thomas B Crews on assault with intent to kill Mulrooney and Patrolman James Prost. Mulrooney remains in serious condition.
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ST. Louis
Thomas P. Mulrooney
Enen
Mulrooney
William Hart
Hart
Circuit Court
James Bradley
Thomas B. Crews
James Prost
Anita Ekberg Engaged to British Actor
Hollywood gossip notes Anita Ekberg, 24, says she will marry Anthon Steel, a dark handsome British actor she has dated in Hollywood and Europe.
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Hollywood
Buxomenon
Anthon
Steel
Europe
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