S C Legislators Grapple On Floor
South Carolina Senator Gasque engaged in a heated floor clash over a bill regulating small loan companies. He clashed with Sen McFaddin after calling him a damn liar as a punch landed near Gasque’s left eye. The dispute centered onInsurance rate regulation and alleged ties to Household Finance and lawyer Yancey McLeod.
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Gasque
Clarendon County
Sen
Mar
McFaddin
Senate
Household Finance
Yancey McLeod
100 Year Old Disputes Idea Of Early Retirement
Endicott N Y hundred year old Robadi H Smith who retired from Endicott Johnson Corp in his 70s says he would return to work if allowed. His son Charles aged 74 also plans to keep working at Endicott Johnson.
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Edicott
N. Y
Robadi H. Smith
Endicott Johnson Corp
Charles
Endicott Johnson
Cook Begins Second Trial For Murder
In Shelby North Carolina George Cecil Cook Jr a baptized ex convict awaits jury selection in Cleveland County Superior Court for the murder of Daniel Holloman operator of a service station grill during a September holdup last year The State Supreme Court overturned a previous conviction and ordered a new trial after ruling the judge erred in charging the jury The case includes relationships to a Tulsa Oklahoma motel arrest and an Alabama shooting inquiry connected to the same man.
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Shelby
N.C
George Cecil Cook Jr
State Supreme Court
Cleveland County
Cook
Daniel Z. Holloman
Supreme Court
Raleigh
Highland Baptist Church
Holloman
Jo Anne
Tulsa
Oklo
Alabama
Kings Mountain
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Greenville
Ala
Jewish Refugee Bill Approved By State Department
Senator Clifford Case announced the State Department approved his bill to admit a parole flow of five thousand Jewish refugees from Egypt. The 5 000 parolees would come from non Communist areas and reduce the overall 68 000 limit for Communist country arrivals.
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Washington
Clifford Case
State Department
United States
Egypt
Case
Call for 1958 vote on state constitution convention in North Carolina
A bill proposed by Sen. Perry W. Martin would allow Tar Heel residents to decide in the 1958 general election whether to convene a constitutional convention. If approved, 100 delegates would be elected, one per county, to draft a new state constitution. Other measures include mosquito control funding, licensing board oversight, and school consolidation prompts.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Perry W. Martin
Northampton
Luther Hamilton
Carteret
General Assembly
Carl Venters
Onslow
House
Senate
Commission On
Secretary of State
H. P. Taylor
Anson
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Wright Bldg
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