Clarke Chosen as Republican Candidate for Scott Senate Seat
Hendersonville insurance executive Richard Clarke Jr. was named by the North Carolina GOP as candidate for W. Kerr Scott's U.S. Senate seat. His selection was approved for presentation May 24 in Gastonia. Clarke will face Democrat B. Everett Jordan, interim senator after Scott's death.
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Race Issue Linked With Dixie Blasts
Senator Clif ford P Case seeks FBI probe into bombings linked to school integration. He cites 45 Southern bombings since 1957 targeting religious sites and schools in efforts to resist civil rights rulings. Case urges Attorney General Rogers to involve federal investigators.
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City Has New Marble Champion
Joe Rising a 14 year old student at Junior High School won the city marble tournament held yesterday. He lives at 1202 Prospect St and competed against 17 other boys in a Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619 sponsored event. Second place went to Stanley Patton 9 of 806 Granby St and third to Omer Farr 12 of 1110 W Green St. The three will receive trophies at a post banquet on Greensboro Highway Wednesday night and will advance to the state tournament in Henderson May 23 24 where defending state champ Harry Wicker of High Point will compete.
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Rhode Island Size and Population Highlights
Rhode Island covers 48 by 37 miles with a township of 49 square miles and a population around 700. Central Falls, a city just over a square mile, houses more than 23 000 residents.
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Guilford College to honor Frank Porter Graham and Kenneth Brown
Guilford College will hold commencement with Dr. Frank Porter Graham delivering the main address and Dr. Kenneth Irving Brown giving the baccalaureate sermon. Milburn S. Mil announces the 10:30 ceremony on Monday and notes Graham’s long UN and UNC service and Brown’s distinguished tenure as educator and Danforth Foundation leader.
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Four mob figures face-off over roles in feared gang
A detective examines notes on Gil Frisco Charley Sicking Mort Morrison and Tank Creager. The chief cites a leader a treasurer and a foreigner among four members amid violent turf wars.
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Murder Case Set For Trial In North Carolina
Ernest Tyler said he will seek a first degree murder conviction next week when Jan Rivers Hackett 17 faces trial in Windsor Bertie County on the shotgun slaying of 16 year old Delores Newsome Hackett a Akoskie High School athlete and junior class president was released April 26 after a 60 day mental observation He admitted the deed but refused to state a motive and had been dating the victim authorities noted.
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