Withdrawal Of Charge Expected In Murders Case
In Mocksville North Carolina a motion to drop murder charges against 12 year old Jimmy Cline in the shooting death of his mother Mrs Walter Cline was anticipated lawyers say age bars him from adult court and he would be remanded to juvenile authorities The boy claimed the shooting was an accident while he tried to scare off a tenant farmer Charlie Mason Authorities planned to decide after State Bureau of Investigation guidance and solicitor Harvey Lupton’s input The funeral for Mrs Cline was scheduled with Jimmy permitted to attend out of county jail
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Mocksville
N.C
Jimmy Cline
Jimmy
Walter Cline
Rt. 2
Advance
Charlie Mason
Mason
Cline
Davie
Ben Boyles
Guy Scott
State Bureau of Investigation
Scott
Harvey Lupton
Winston-Salem
Bid Review Set For Friday On School Furniture Contracts
The State Board of Award may act Friday on Griggs Equipment Co. bid disputes over school furniture contracts and a planned Selma area plant. The Texas firm sought a review after losing a bid, while state officials note the decision rests with the Board of Award and continues to be studied after last Friday’s hearing.
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Raleigh
State Board of Award
Griggs Equipment Co
Texas
Selma
Johnston County
William P. Saunders
State Conservation and Development Department
Smithfield
Saunders
Board of Award
William Hender
Matca
Frank Butler
Griggs
C&d
Controversy over Eastern Carolina Housing Authority director choice
C P Hancock of Havelock challenges the selection of A P Winfrey Jr of Clinton as executive director after an 83 vote by the authority in Goldsboro. Hancock seeks a meeting with Gov Hodges to discuss perceived influence by Emmett Powell amid Powell’s resignation over conflict findings. Hancock cites health issues and presents a doctor's note while Winfrey denies any dealings with Powell and plans to leave his auto business.
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Raleigh
Eastern Carolina
Winfrey
Powell
Clinton
Seymour Johnson
Goldsboro
Hancock
Pat Morin's Pulitzer Prize Doubly Sweet
AP special correspondent Pat Morin won the 1958 Pulitzer for his Little Rock integration violence coverage after a 1955 heart attack. He battled fatigue and doubt, but his return to field reporting in Little Rock proved his resilience and earned a double measure of triumph.
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Relman Morin
Little Rock
Ark
Associated Press
New York
Morin
Pat Morin
Relman
Pat) Morin
Pat
New England
Los Angeles
London
Algiers
Tokyo
Cairo
New Delhi
Italy
Korea
Pearl Harbor
Europe
Paris
Washington
Westminster Abbey
Rosenbergs
Little Rock High School
Young Woman Found Dead in Kernersville Home
Patricia Ann Tillman, 21, disappeared Sunday prompting lake searches and area drags. Police found her body in an unused upstairs room. Coroner V M Long ruled death an overdose of barbiturate drugs and classified it as suicide.
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Kernersville
N.C
Patricia Ann Tillman
D. M. Sykes
Miss Tillman
V. M. Long
Opportunities in Eastern Poultry and Egg Expansion Event
WILLIAMSTON NC May 14 meeting gathers 100 farm leaders from Bertie Martin Washington Beaufort Hyde Pitt Edgecombe and Halifax counties. Farm Bureau aims to present a factual view of regional economic conditions and how expanded poultry and egg production could develop with state agency input.
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Williamston
N.C
Bertie
Martin
Washington
Beaufort
Hyde
Pitt
Edgecombe
Halifax
Edwards
Farm Bureau
Delinquents Admit to Morrison Training School
In Maxton North Carolina state officials opened Morrison Training School for Negro boys at Hoffman to confine a gang of delinquent youths aged nine to thirteen who have carried out six months of burglary rampages in the town.
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Maxton
N.C
State Commissioner of Correction
Blaine M. Madison
Morrison
Hoffman
UN Citizenship Day Planned at Pullen Memorial
Raleigh event notes United Nations Citizenship Day will be observed at Pullen Memorial Baptist Church with activities for community awareness and public participation.
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Raleigh
United Nations
Pullen Memorial Baptist
Political program to feature Dr Holtzmann address
Dr Abraham Holtz mann of North Carolina State College will deliver the morning speech as the program is presided over by Mrs C C Shotts of Chatham County and Mrs Gilbert English of Randolph County.
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Abraham Holtzmann
North Carolina State College
C. C. Shotts
Chatham County
State Citizenship Committee
Gilbert English
Randolph County
State Home Demonstration Federation
Winds Demolish Tobacco Barns in Angier Area
Tornadic winds last night demolished tobacco barns in a Harnett County area between Angier and Barkersville. The storm damaged fields and roads, felled trees, and downed utility poles, but no injuries were reported.
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Angier
N.C
Harnett County
Barkersville
Church Urged To Back Education Renewal
A leading Methodist urged churches to renew influence on college education or face expansion of colleges. Sanford spoke yesterday at the annual York Rite Masonic Bodies assembly in Winston-Salem.
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Winston-Salem
Sanford
Good Time Charlie Suffers Uneasy Bladder
A brief fragment notes a name Good Time Charlie and hints at a health issue described as an uneasy bladder tied to unwise eating or drinking. The readable text provides no clear date location or full event details.
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Charlie
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