Civil Air Patrol Cadets Sail Overseas This Summer
Civil Air Patrol cadets from Charlotte Louisburg and Durham will go overseas this summer under the CAP exchange program. Cadet Maj William S Secker Jr of Charlotte Cadet 1st Martha G Lown of Char and Cadet 2nd Lt Charles P of Louisburg will visit Norway and Puerto Rico and Canada and France respectively. Cadet Edwin V Hood of Concord was chosen as North Carolina cadet representative to the CAP congressional dinner in Washington May 24.
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Civil Air Patrol
Louisburg
Durham
CAP
William S. Secker Jr
Martha G. Lown
Char
Charles P
James B. Abbitt
Secker
Norway
Miss Lown
Puerto Rico
Gupton
Canada
Abbitt
France
Edwin V. Hood of
Concord
North Carolina
Washington
Debnam Claims NAACP Aiding Opponent in Primary
Raleigh author and radio commentator Debnam accuses the NAACP of working with Harold D. Cooley to defeat him in the upcoming primary. He cites a radio talk and a courtesy letter reportedly sent to Roy Wilkins, executive secretary of the NAACP, amid Debnam’s efforts researching a tape on Wilkins.
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Raleigh
W. E. Debnam
NAACP
Harold D. Cooley
Debnam
New York
Wilkins
Nets
Roy Wilkins
Middle Belt Warehousemen Open Meeting in Durham
Durham reports the Middle Belt Warehousemen Association began its session with Fuquay Springs market potential return on the agenda. The Sandhills Tobacco Market opened a week earlier and a spokesman said the discussion would be the meeting highlight. Attendees also will hear about crop water and market operations.
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Durham
Middle Belt Warehousemen's Assn
Elf — A
Fuquay Springs Ae
Fuquay Springs
Sandhills Tobacco Market
Sandhills Markets
Middle Belt
Aeaer Ie
Mrs. F A Koch Dies In Greensboro
Mrs. F A Koch aged 66 former director of the student center at Women’s College Greensboro and former member of the Greensboro College faculty died yesterday at her home. She is survived by a sister and other relatives.
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F. A. Koch
Greensboro
F. A Koch
Woman's Here
Tragedy Near Siler City Misses Bonlee Girl
Edith Carol Burns 14 of Bonlee died near Siler City when she fell from a tractor drawn trailer and the trailer ran over her. The State Highway Patrol reported the accident occurred about 1 mile west of Siler City on a federal road.
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Raleigh
Edith Carol, Burns
Bonlee
Siler City
Mrs Mallison Faces Murder Trial in North Carolina
Mrs Bess Adams Mallison stood trial on a murder charge for the March 15 pistol slaying of her husband E G Mallison at their home. The defendant claimed self defense and was remanded as the case proceeds. a key witness aliviar was released on bond.
Harriman Changes Visit Date To Asheboro Event
Harriman of New York will address Democrats in Asheboro on July 14 instead of June 16. Harriman's office cited a June entry error as the cause of the change.
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Harriman
Asheboro, N.C. W
Averell Harriman
New York Will
North Carolina League of Women Voters Opens Fourth Annual State Convention
The Asheville meeting marks the opening of the NC LWV fourth annual state convention with the election of new officers and a focus on women's suffrage and public affairs.
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Asheville
North Carolina League of Women Voters
Eisenhower allocates 200000 for North Carolina relief
President Eisenhower orders federal aid totaling 200000 for relief in Dare Currituck and Hyde counties in a hurricane impact zone. Federal funds target recovery efforts across Dare Currituck Hyde in North Carolina with rapid disbursement.
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North Carolina
Dare, Currituck and
Hyde
Belmont Abbey to Close Prep School in Belmont NC
Belmont Abbey will close its two year preparatory high school at the end of the current academic year following a two year study by school officials. Father Coggin said the decision was reached by Belmont Abbey College leadership. The Very Rev Walter A Cog OSB president spoke to the press yesterday.
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Belmont, N.C
Belmont Abbey
Walter A. Cog Os.b
Belmont Abey College
Coggin
Belmont Com
Women’s Clubs Open Meeting in Kansas City
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs opened its 65th annual convention in Kansas City with calls to action for NATO and the Crusade for Freedom. Mrs. Horace B. Ritchie urged ratification of belated resolutions. secretary Dulles’ push for NATO expansion was noted. About 1,000 delegates were welcomed by James T. Blair Jr. and Charles C. Shafer Jr. with a Missouri Federation program and musical events.
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Kansas City
General Federation of Women's Clubs
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Crusade For Freedom
Horace B. Ritchie
Athens
NATO
For Freedom
Ritchie
Sas City
James T. Blair Jr
Saasouri
Charlies C. Shafer Jr
Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs & Musical Program
Oggy
Boy Admits Fatally Stabbing His Mother in Chicago
A 15-year-old boy named John L. McKiernan confessed to fatally stabbing his mother, 39 year old Mrs. Johnnie Louise McKiernan, with a six inch blade after taking her car keys and $2.57. He waited for over an hour and planned the attack, then drove off in the car before abandoning it. Police said the motive was the car. The mother’s husband, Thomas McKiernan, found her body. The teen was arrested near his West Side home and faces juvenile court arraignment.
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Chicago
John L. McKiernan
Johnnie Louise McKiernan
West Side
James McMahon
McKiernan
Thomas
Senator George Accepts NATO Assignment
Senator George, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, accepts a White House bid to help broaden NATO beyond military tasks. He will adviser on bipartisan foreign policy after Congress adjourns while remaining in the Senate for now.
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Washin
George Ots Des
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White House
Georgia Bannan
Senate
Eisenhower
State Dulles
George
Congress
Powell Denies Taking Salary Kickbacks in Court
U S lawmaker Rep. Adam Clayton Powell denied ever taking a congressional salary from his secretary Hattie Freeman Dodson amid her tax evasion trial. Powell testified that Ford, his former political manager, was untrustworthy and that the secretary faced charges of evading taxes and claiming false dependents.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
Powell
Hattie Freeman Dodson
Frederick H. Block
Dodson
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