Hodges Shifts Ports Authority Headquarters Dispute
Gov Hodges announced a new seven member state ports authority to overhaul the agency. Wilmington and Morehead City clash over the move with calls of public relations and morale problems while Raleigh gains a centralized headquarters plan. The appointees include Grimes Jr. of Roanoke Rapids and Cobb Jr. of Tarboro among others.
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Raleigh
Pom Ove
Wilmington
Hodges
Comert Ae Ge Bigarte
Morehead City
George W. Dill
Alton Lennon
Rye B. Page
Charles Dowd Gray
Gastonia
Col
Richard S. Marr
New Authority
Old Spa
Marr
Lennon
Page
Ed Rankin
Rep
Carolina
Old Authority
SPA
Edwin Pate
Laurinburg
W. Avery Thompson
Lake Waccamaw
Raymond A. Bryan
Goldsboro
Harold F. Coffey
Lenoir
Harvey W. Moore
Charlotte
J. Harry White
Winston-Salem
Ee Henry A. Lineberger
Bel
Guy Trial Declared Mistrial In Santa Monica Case
In Santa Monica California Charles Lee Guy III 19 faced trial over a motel arrest on August 15 last year detectives testified he was taken to Billy Miles residence after the incident a dismissal of the case followed a mistrial ruling with testimony from the Hol witness referenced in court proceedings
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Santa Monica
Calif
Charles Lee Guy III
Guy
Billy Miles
Hol
U S Could Launch Heavier Satellite Says Kimball
Sacramento based Aerojet General Corp head Dan A. Kimball, former Navy secretary, says the United States has the science to reach the moon and could lift a heavier satellite than Sputnik II but lacks the funding for such a shot. He notes the country has weighed a different approach in the satellite program.
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Sacramento
Calif
Dan A. Kimball
Navy
United States
Kimball
Aerojet General Corp
New Cotton Price Plan Urged by Textile Leader
A North Carolina textile executive part of a Cotton Advisory Committee urges a new U.S. price program. Charles A. Cannon of Cannon Mills in Kannapolis advocates a single U.S. price for cotton at home and abroad with government removed from markets, basing supports on average quality and ensuring farmer returns during a transition to larger production and lower prices. He argues the plan would cost under 300 million dollars annually, far less than the current program.
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Washington
North Carolina
Charles A. Cannon
Cannon Mills Co
Kannapolis
N.C
U.S
Congress
Senate panel probes crooked ties between bosses and unions
Senator McClellan said the Rackets Committee has new evidence of crooked dealings among employers and labor leaders. The probe focused on Nathan Shefferman and his Labor Relations Associates, with charges of racketeering and collusion to squeeze competitors. Witnesses include Teamsters insiders who bought discounted goods, and efforts to refer transcripts to Justice and IRS for possible violations.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Nathan W. Shefferman
Shefferman
New York City
Albert
Boom Boom
Anastasia
New York
Activi
Teamsters Union
Justice Department
Income Tax
Chicago
Labor Rela
Clinton
Paul Styles
National Labor Relations Board
Teamster
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