Facts key to solving school integration crisis editor says
Editor Coleman A Harwell urges that accurate facts are the only path to resolve the school integration conflict. He warns public ignorance endangers intelligent action and stresses newspapers must present clear facts amid partisan voice.
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Harwell
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Reese
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Supreme Court
Adlai Stevenson
Lyons
Bats Are the Only Mammals True Flight Experts
Bats are unique among mammals for true powered flight while other mammals can glide or parachute.
Compensation Verdict Appealed in Guard Death Case
The North Carolina National Guard appeals a 10 000 award by the Industrial Commission to families of two guardsmen killed by lightning during summer training at Fort Bragg The appeal argues the deaths were an act of God not covered by workers compensation The defense says employment conditions contributed to the deaths resulting from lightning strikes at a bivouac area Pvt Norris and Sgt Milan were struck while near training installations and tents with soaked clothing and boots.
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Ransdell
Roberta C. Milan
Walter Lee Milam
Charlotte
Myrtle Lois Norris
Arthur Belton Norris Jr
Kannapolis
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Pvt
Norris
Sgt
Milan
National Guard
Legislators Hear Budget Pressures in 1959 Assembly Preview
Western legislatures hear Hodges warn of new revenue needs as agencies file 983 million in budget requests while anticipated revenues total 900 million for the period. The session reviews court reform plans by State Bar Assn. and a proposed new constitution shifting reapportionment duties to the House speaker.
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General Assembly
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Kinston
State Budget Commission
State Bar Assn
Spencer Bell
Charlotte
Victor 8. Bryant
Durham
Senate
Beck Tax Evasion Case Heard
The income tax evasion trial of ex-Teamsters president Dave Beck entered its second day in Tacoma Washington as bank officials testified about 3000 items. Government evidence shows Beck’s net worth rising from 189819 in 1949 to 810727 in 1953 and accuses him of evading 240000 in taxes for 1950–1953. Defense argues funds were borrowed from non taxable union sources and repaid. Beck acknowledged sloppy handling but denies cheating. Beck says legal costs exceed 250000 and has paid over 100000, seeking more funds from supporters.
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Beck M. B. Blake
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Devil's Tower Age Claims Stir National Awe
A Plains region report notes Devil's Tower in northeastern Wyoming is said to be about 20 million years old, suggesting it predates the Rocky Mountains and adding to its famed geological antiquity.
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National Monument
Wyoming
Rocky Mountains
Recount in Chesterfield probate race leaves winner uncertain
Election recom count shows Margie Pusser leading Redfearn by 126 votes after 213 disputed ballots. State Board of Canvassers to decide amid protests, with recount held in county jail where Redfearn was briefly jailed after Hursey case.
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Chesterfield, S.C
Chesterfield County
Margie Pusser
W. E. Redfarn
Aaron Caldwell
Pageland
State Board of
Redfearn
Gov
Timmerman
Hubert Long
State Board
Pusser
Usser
Acacia Lodge Emergent Communication Notice
Acacia Lodge No 674 A F and A M announces emergent communication Fellowcraft at 7 30 P M November 13 at the New Masonic Temple J D McCreay Master John F Wilson Secretary
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