Negro Farm Family Receives 2000 in Aid and Gifts
The Thomas family of Rutledge Georgia received nearly 2000 in cash and gifts from across the nation after their frame home was destroyed and a 4 year old was killed. The family gained running water a television set a stove and a refrigerator along with new clothes and furniture thanks to donors and a local salesman who organized the effort. The father, aged 49, is nearly blind and receives a 195 welfare check each month.
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Rutledge, Ga
Thomas
Ste
Associated Press
Thomases
Two No Trump Shows Strength In Bidding Pattern
The article discusses a 1965 hand from Jacoby and Son illustrating how a two no trump bid can show strength. It explains limit raises and rebids by South and North, highlighting the unusual two no trump approach and the reliance on stoppers and pattern recognition in bidding.
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Jacoby & Son
Este Aas
Haven
Teacher Group May Use Strike
A Raleigh based group of teachers, including James Vause Allen Jr. of Chapel Hill and C. M. Tart of Mebane, discuss using a strike if needed. They plan to form a constitution and consider alignment with the American Federation of Teachers, depending on shared philosophies and future details.
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Raleigh
Allen
James Vause Jr
Chapel Hill
C. M. Tart
Mebane
Allen Tions
Aus & Sees
American Federation of Eachers
Afl-Cio
Itmr
Kennedy Says GOP Gets Lift
Los Angeles AP report notes Kennedy remarks claiming the GOP gains momentum or support. The brief hints at a political boost without detailing events or figures, leaving the scope of impact uncertain.
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Kennedy
Gop
Attorney Gets 6-10 Year Term in Statesville
Statesville former lawyer Johnie Ray Hendren was sentenced to 6-10 years after pleading guilty to embezzling about 8,500 from client Zetta Mills, with he later claiming he misused roughly 100,000 of client funds and lost most on the stock market. He surrendered his license and disclosed his wrongdoing as his assets were turned over to receivership. Hendren, once the city attorney, faced the single count tied to Mills.
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Statesville
N. C
Johnie Ray Hendren
Hendren
Zetta L. Mills
Superior Court
Walter . Crissman
Poetic Admirer Sends Cake Note To L A Officer
In Los Angeles an anonymous poem praises Officer William L Pottorff with a rhymed toast and a note offering a bite of a "beautiful and delicious integrated cake." Police traced clues in traffic records and tentatively identified suspect as Lona Mae Hill a 46 year old Negro school custodian.
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Los Angeles
William L. Pottorff
Lona Mae Hill
Uneasy Peace After Watts Riots Commented By Bradley
Thomas Bradley, Los Angeles first Negro city councilman, says an uneasy peace follows Watts riots. He notes cleared hot-ruined Watts blocks, 500 new jobs created, but unemployment remains high. Bradley, a lawyer and former police riot veteran, spoke during a Charlotte visit.
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Charlotte
Thomas Bradley
Los Angeles
California
Watts
Bradley
City Planning Commission
Mozart Can't Pay Bills But Eddy Arnold Can
In Atlanta AP reports radio stations struggle to fund operations as DJs and formats shift from Mozart to more profitable acts like Eddy Arnold. Garrett Allen of WFMX Statesville NC notes a 30 day profit turnaround during a broadcasters conference. Abe Voron of the FM Broadcasters group cites listener demand and looming FM frequency costs as key issues.
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Atlanta
Mozart
Statesville
N.C
Garrett Allen
WFMX
Ogy Vina
Abe Voron
National of FM Broadcasters
Monkeys Escape at Logan Airport Terminal
Four rhesus monkeys bound for Harvard School of Public Health escaped their cages at Logan International Airport. They climbed beams and rafters as handlers and experts tried to regain control. Boliba, the alleged ringleader, remained at large in the terminal, according to late reports.
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Boston
Harvard School of Public Health
Logan International Airport
Blackie
Baldy
Brucie
Boliba
Marines Investigate Beatings at Parris Island
Marine authorities probe reports of assaults by drill instructors at Parris Island. Base commander Maj. Gen. J. M. Masters is reviewing results of the inquiry as investigators examine five complaints from South Carolina recruits.
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Parris Island
D. C
Vnv
Leneland
J. M. Masters
Trust Division Will Meet in Southern Pines
The North Carolina Bankers Association Trust Division schedules its annual meeting for November 7 and 8 in Southern Pines. Topics include investment rotation and taxes.
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Southern Pines
N.C
North Carolina Bankers Association
Trust Division
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