NAACP Leader Urges Court Path Over Segregation Rally
In Raleigh about 2,500 Negroes heard NAACP figure Marshall urge continued legal action after the Supreme Court ruling against public school segregation. He slammed voluntary segregation, challenged Gov. edges policies, and offered to negotiate only if segregation ends. The event titled Fighting Fund for Freedom followed a controversial absence by Raleigh Mayor Wheeler.
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Starmount Country Club Fire Hits Greensboro Facility
Fire damaged Starmount Country Club in Greensboro with about 280 people present. Club manager Ben Speidel and his wife escaped with two guests. origin of the blaze is unknown. An executive committee announced the club will open as scheduled on June 6.
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Weather report with temperatures and sun times
The low tonight is around 6 degrees with a high tomorrow near 85. Today’s high reached 83 while last night’s low was 61. Sunset is at 7 18 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 5 15 a m.
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Forecast Update
Forecast shows sunny hot conditions in North Carolina with highs 85 to 98 and scattered thunderstorms in western and eastern areas. South Carolina remains partly cloudy with afternoon showers, cooler in the north portion, and a broader pattern of thunderstorms from Maine to the Ohio Valley.
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Eichelberger Sees Mixed Outcomes for Negro Troops
In Asheville Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger says Negro troops in mixed white units fared better in combat than when segregated, aligning with Clark and Almond views. Worth Bacon elected AP News Council president. Fay etteville Observer and others named officers. Hal Boyle notes celebrities are less interviewable than ordinary people.
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Dentists Hear Kingsburg at North Carolina Convention
Pinehurst North Carolina Dr Bernard C Kingsburg of San Francisco president of the American Dental Assn speaks at the 100th annual North Carolina Dental Society convention His topic Why the American Dental Assn Dr J W Branham of Raleigh also delivers the presidential address tonight New officers to be elected after a talk by Dr Lon W Morrey editor of the Journal of the American Dental Assn Morrey notes fluoride in drinking water is revolutionizing dental health for the next generation and that fluoride water now serves about one quarter of Americans in communities with central water systems Ernest er reports a study showing Charlotte has 40 percent more children thanks to seven years of fluoride in its water
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Methodists Decide on Four Year Colleges in North Carolina
North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church met in Goldsboro to vote on moving Tourosburg Junior College to Rocky Mount and to establish another four year coed college at Fayetteville. Bishop Paul N. Garber presided.
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Pressure Eases for Parris Island Drill Instructors
The Marine Corps recruit depot at Parris Island says training will ease for drill instructors as one faces a court martial next month over the drowning of six recruits. Brig. Gen. Wallace M. Greene said the ten week program will be trimmed to give two weeks of free time to staff and recruits. S Sgt Matthew C. McKeon of Worcester Mass faces June 14 for manslaughter and related charges after leading a fatal march and exposing recruits to alcohol.
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Talmadge Prefers Stevenson in Democratic Race
Former Georgia governor Herman Talmadge said Adlai Stevenson is among his preferred contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination. He cited Sen. Estes Kefauver and Gov. Averell Harriman as the other active candidates, while Harriman campaigns but says he is not an active candidate.
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