Mass Segregation Suit Set To Go To Trial In Durham
Two Durham mothers sue the Durham and State boards of education asking for a desegregation plan for their daughters. The master suit targets the Pearsall Plan and Pupil Assignment Act as the case heads to trial before Judge Edwin M. Stanley.
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Durham (Ap
Durham
North Carolina
U.S. Middle District Court
Greensboro
Evelyn McKissick
Rachel Richardson
State Boards of Education
Edwin M. Stanley
Stanley
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Raleigh
Minister To Speak To Baptist Group
The Liberty Association Deacons meet Monday at 7:30 pm at Stowers Grove Baptist Church near Lexington. Rev. F. Stanley Hardee Jr., pastor of First Baptist Thomasville, will discuss the Forward Program of Church Finance. His church oversubscribed an $80,000 goal by $12,435.20, the largest in its history.
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Lexington
Liberty Association
Stowers Grove Baptist Church
F. Stanley Hardee Jr
First Baptist
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Sleepy fugitive Corn eludes police in Spartanburg chase
21 year old William Boyd Corn dodged Spartanburg police twice during a night pursuit before being caught asleep in a wooded area. Officers recovered a pistol and knife, and linked him to two break ins and two car thefts. FBI seeks him on a stolen car charge. Corn previously escaped from an Army post in 1956 and was discharged after capture.
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Spartanburg
S.C
William Boyd Corn
Cora
Mayo
Corn
Carolinas
Georgia
State Hospital
Columbia
Greenville
Hendersonville
N.C
Lawrenceville
FBI
Cherokees Hunt For Industry Inmountain towns draw new industry
Cherokee Indians plan a big drive to attract industry after an Indian Agency survey shows about 1,500 unemployed or seasonally employed on the Cherokee Reservation. Since January the federal government has provided roughly 43000 in direct aid. Chief Jarrett Blythe says year round, small industries are needed and cites Sylva Franklin and Hendersonville as models.
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N.C
Indian Agency
Tribal Council
Jarrett Blythe
Blythe
Sylva
Franklin
Hendersonville
Mountains
Oleander Poison and Blucher Shoes Named After Marshal
A read fragment notes oleander leaves release a milky toxic juice when punctured. It also states the shoe style bluchers derives its name from Prussian field marshal Blucher.
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Bluchers
Blucher
Recreation Schedule for Parks and Programs
The Recreation Department lists events at Goldston Park Blair Park and City Lake with playschool hours 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday to Friday. Dancing lessons Wednesday 4 p.m. to 5 30 p.m. Arts and Crafts at Brooks Memorial Church Wednesday and Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Marble Tournament set for March 31 finals April 4 at Ada Blair School. Softball league signups via the Parks and Recreation Department.
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Goldston Park
Clara Cox
Blair Park
Brooks Memorial Church
Washington Terrace
City Lake
Bay Street
Tomlinson
Ada Blair
Parks and Recreation
Dulles Heads to Florida for Convalescence
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will fly to Florida in the Columbine III for a period of convalescence after cancer treatment at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Dulles, a physician, and two State Department aides. The trip aims at rest, with landfall at Palm Beach and a stay near Dillon's Florida residence in Hobe Sound.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Florida
Eisenhower
Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
State Department
Edward J. Kamin II
Walter Reed
Joseph N. Greene Jr
Phyllis D. Bernau
Palm Beach Air Force Base
C. Douglas Dillon
Hobe Sound
Francis W. Tully Jr
Suspended Licenses Restored After Supreme Court Ruling
More than 1,000 motorists lost on habitual violations had licenses returned after the State Supreme Court found the suspension law unconstitutional. The ruling criticized the point system used by the Motor Vehicles Department, prompting efforts to craft a new criteria framework while preserving other suspension provi sions.
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Phil Corner
Raleigh
Supreme Court
Motor Vehicles Department
High Court
E. B. Denny
Ed Scheidt
Attorney General
Elton Peele
Bill Scheidt
Peele
Denny
Frederic M. Harvell
Wake County
Harvell
Protestors Move Toward London From Aldermaston
A long anti nuclear march from Aldermaston to London continued with about half the Friday turnout of 4400. Canon John Collins led the procession joined by Labour MPs and a trade union leader amid a 50 mile protest hike toward the capital.
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Burnham
England
London
Aldermaston
John ‘Collins
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Fuss Is Cause Of Stabbing
EAST CHICAGO Ind AP a Friday quarrel among youths led to the stabbing death of 15 year old William Tarver. Fairfax Green 15 was charged after Tarver was stabbed in the stomach with a Boy Scout hunting knife in an alley behind Green’s home. Green’s brother George 12 joined the fight with a hatchet but caused no injury. Tarver died at St Catherine’s Hospital as investigators reviewed the sequence of events leading to the fatal stabbing.
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Chicago
Ind
William Tarver
Fairfax Green
Green
George
Tarver
St. Catherine's Hospital
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Plans London Rally
A Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament event is organized to culminate in a major rally in London on Monday, signaling broad activist momentum and public demonstrations against nuclear weapons.
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Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament
London
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