Tar Heel Bob Cox Aims For National Jaycee Post
Chapel Hill merchant Robert Vinsant Cox leads the North Carolina slate in the race for U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce president. Cox, 31, born in Memphis and a former UNC football end, has held state Jaycee posts and traveled widely. Election decision comes at the national convention in Los Angeles June 17-19 after Raleigh convention May 16-17.
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Tulsa
Okla
Robert Vinsant Cox
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cox
Tennessee
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Catherine
Cathy) Carlen
Cookeville
Coxes
Jaycees
Oods
Milton
Monk) Jennings Jr
Jaycee
Memphis
Tenn
University of Mississippi
United States Marine Corps
Chaples Hill
Charlie Justice
Carl Snavely
South Carolina
New York
New Jersey
Raleigh
Los Angeles
US Russia cultural exchange grows amid cold war tension
A Soviet microbiologist works at Rutgers under Dr. Selman Waksman while pianist Van Cliburn gains fame in Moscow. American students visit Russia and vice versa as cultural and scientific ties expand despite political frictions and fingerprinting hurdles.
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Thomas P. Whitney
New York
United States
Soviet Russia
George Skriabin
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
America
Selman Waksman
Texas
van Cliburn
Moscow
Soviet Union
Movseyev
Metropolitan Opera
Blanche Thebom
Smith, Kline and French Laboratories
Philadelphia
Russia
Smith, Kline
Joseph Stalin
Geneva
U.S
Porgy and Bess
Recreation Officials To Hold Meet In Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill hosts the 10th annual meeting of North Carolina city recreation executives at the University of North Carolina. Leaders include Ellwood Allen and Theodore Bank with sessions on leadership, financing, public relations, and municipal recreation programs.
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North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Ellwood Allen
The
Allen Organization
Bennington
Theodore P. Bank
Athletic Institute
Chicago
Richard Byrd
Raleigh
Carolina Power and Light Company
North Carolina Recreation Commission
Ralph J. Andrews
Farm Prices Rise Amid Political Dance Over Benson
Washington reports a 5.5 percent rise in farm prices for March and April while Secretary Benson holds the upper hand in a fight with farm belt congressmen. Economists forecast farm income up 5 to 10 percent this year, aided by government payments and higher prices for cattle and hogs, though foes warn the rise may be temporary.
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Benson
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