Four killed in high speed Hartsville crash
Four youths died when a car veered from a highway near Hartsville South Carolina and plunged into an irrigation canal. Victims were Stanley L. Boun 18 James Franklin Dixon 21 Glenn Gainey 36 and Ira Cren shaw 24. James Johnson who rode with them said Dixon was driving earlier after a football game. Coroner Louis Griffin noted residents near the scene heard the crash and that there may be no inquest due to lack of witnesses.
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Hartsville, S.C
Here
The
State Highway Patrol
Stanley L. Boun
Marine Corps
Hartsville
James Franklin Dixon
Glenn Gainey
Ira Crenshaw
Columbia
James Johnson
Darlington
Darlington-Hartsville
Johnson
Dixon
Louis Griffin
Gainey
Griffin
Instrument Flying Made Mandatory by March Sixteen
The FAA announced a new rule requiring all pilots private or commercial to know instrument flying by March 16. The action aims to curb rising light-plane crash deaths and has support from the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assn. as part of a broader safety program.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Injunction Sought Over Union Records Move
Greensboro based Teamsters Local 391 named in suit seeks to halt transfer of records from Winston-Salem to Greensboro. Judge Stan ley scheduled hearing after R L Allgood and Claude Fortner allege denial of election rights and warn removal would bar members from inspecting the health and welfare rolls and membership lists ahead of a possible federal court order.
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Allgood
Claude Fortner
Forsyth
Department of Health and Welfare
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Allgood and Fortner
Richard C. Bell
International
D. S. Willard
G. W. Carter
Lloyd Huggins
B. C. Reynolds
W. Allen McGuire
James H. Critcher
Neal Leggette
Parents Protest Subpoena Over School Law Case
The Kral family in Minnesota faces a district court subpoena for 8 year old Tommy and his father Otto amid a dispute over compulsory school attendance. The Krals had taught Tommy at home and later ran a private school in St Paul while contesting a municipal court conviction and jail sentence. The mother calls the subpoena ridiculous and says it could distress the child. Washington Council official John Thoreen provided no further details.
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Aeens
Minn
Tommy Kral
Otto
Tommy
Oecaens Ag
Stillwater
John Thoreen
Washington Council
Krals
Kral
St. Paul
Voluntary Integration Noted in Six Southern States
The Southern Regional Council reports voluntary desegregation outpaces court orders in Arkansas Florida Kentucky North Carolina Tennessee and Texas since 1954 with about 269 districtsdesegregated. 11 under court orders. It cites roughly 500 districts in border areas desegregating voluntarily while four states South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Mississippi show no public desegregation.
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Atlanta
Southern Regional Council
Arkansas
Florida
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Txas
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Missouri
Oklahoma
West Virginia
U.S
William F. Miller
Tennessee Middle District
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Little Rock
Hoxie
Ozark
No white handkerchiefs for keen hunting season
The text notes that white handkerchiefs or tissue wrappers are easily seen at long distances and linked to deer season, then abruptly cites Marco Polo writings claiming 13th century China had a highly developed postal system.
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Marco Polo
China
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Charles Speed
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Sashates
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High Point
College Village Shopping Center
Lexington Ave. and
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Hallmark Christmas Cards
KODAK
College Village
Clome Chine
Eckerd Drug Stores
Revlon
Metal Compact
Pat
van Cleef & Arpels
Sas Gagvion
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