Rockefeller and Nixon discuss 1960 GOP candidates
Nelson Rockefeller met with Vice President Nixon in Washington to discuss strengthening the Republican Party and generating multiple potential candidates for 1960. Rockefeller said he would help vitalize the national party and focus on his governorship in New York.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
New Yorker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Albany
GOP
Harod E Stassen
Culture Week for Tar Heels highlights in Raleigh
North Carolina cultural week set for December 2 to 6 in Raleigh features sessions on literature music art and history. Notable speakers include former President Harry S Truman and P J Kelleher along with Dr Joseph C Slane and Richard H Howland. Andrew Johnson will be honored for the 150th birth anniversary. Cann on Cups and Mayflower Cup awards announced by the Antiquities Society and Literary Historical Association.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Harry S. Truman
The
North Carolina Literary and Historical Assn
P. J. Kelleher
William Rockhill Nelson
Kansas City
North Carolina State Art Society
Joseph C. Slane
University of North Carolina Art Department
Ackland Museum
Richard H. Howland
Washington
National Trust For Historic Preservation
North Carolina Society For the Preservation of Antiquities
Hunter Johnson
Johnston County
Segregation Group Challenges Integration Debate in North Carolina
William J. Storey, former Davidson College football coach, addressed the North Carolina Defenders of States' Rights Inc. in Burlington at the group's first formal meeting. He denounced integration as evil and linked it to Communist origins, attacking the press and Supreme Court rulings as eroding American governance. About 66 attendees, including several women, heard the remarks and officers were elected in a closed session.
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N.C
North Carolina Defenders of States’ Rights Inc
William J. Storey
South Norfolk
James P. Dees
Trinity Episcopal Church
Statesville
Storey
Dees
Davidson College
Nntion
Ief
Kers Marx
Supreme Court
Carrousel Week Queen Chosen in Charlotte Event
Betty Ann Garrison of Fort Mill was named 1959 queen of Carrousel week in a Knights of the Carrousel Ball ceremony. James J. Harris, an insurance broker, was chosen as king. The selection followed a large parade and carrousel program on a warm Saturday night.
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Charlotte
Betty Ann Garrison
Petite Fort Mill
Former boxer Filipino houseboy inherits fortune
Pauline Dominisac, a 45 year old Philippine born former houseboy who cooked roast beef and learned bridge in the Navy, inherits a probate estate estimated at 200000 dollars from Adaine Mitchell plus oil lands and a Coral Gables Florida house. The will required he marry a Filipino woman. he did not.
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Dominisac
T. Carlisle Mitchell
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Mitchell
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Luzon Island
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Cavite
Dominiqac
Navy
Coral Gables
Fla
Florida
Pearsall Plan Deserves Try, Official Says
Winston-Salem AP Assistant attorney general of North Carolina warns moderates may become extremists if the Pearsall plan is not given a fair chance. Moody notes plan aims to preserve public schools during desegregation and urges patience amid court interpretations of the 14th Amendment. More than 100 fraternity members attend Wake Forest Law banquet honoring eight new members. Moody, with 20 years in state government, criticizes Supreme Court rulings as biased and warns against rushing or resisting the plan's approach.
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North Carolina
Ralph Moody
Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity
Wake Forest School of Law
National Assn
Moody
Attorney General's Office
State Employment Security Commission
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Utilities Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Colleges in Crisis Prompt National Action to Preserve American Education
The piece argues that minds must be cultivated to sustain the American way of life as colleges confront rising salaries, overcrowded classrooms, and a predicted enrollment doubling by 1967. It urges readers to support higher education and requests a free booklet from HIGHED EDUCATION at Times Square Station, New York.
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Times Square Station
New York
Atlanta Clergy Seek Interracial Harmony Amid School Crisis
In Atlanta, 311 white Protestant and Jewish leaders issued a second Atlanta Manifesto urging creation of an Interracial Citizens Commission to foster harmony, preserve public schools, and encourage open discussion amid growing danger and possible federal school integration orders.
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Greater Atlanta
Citizens’ Commission
South
William B. Hartsfield
Little Rock
Ark
Virginia
Georgia
Berlin Crisis Foreseen as Cover for Middle East Moves
AP analyst William L. Ryan argues Berlin crises serve as diversions for Soviet aims. He cites timing with Communist congresses and notes possible use of a Berlin flare to influence Middle East oil control, while Moscow seeks broader world power. He warns of Western astonishment at future Communist victories.
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Berlin
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Middle East
Pacific
Formosa Strait
Germany
Peiping
Moscow
Europe
Blanket Is Only Clue In Heartbreak Mystery
Philadelphia police renew a murder probe of an unknown boy found dead in a Fox Chase thicket two years ago. The body lay in a paper box, naked and bruised, with a torn plaid cotton blanket as the sole covering. FBI tracing aims to identify the blanket’s origin from two mills in North Carolina or Quebec, as investigators seek where it was sold.
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Fox Chase
Beling
Medical Examiner's Office
FBI
Swannanoa
N.C
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Quebec
John J. Kelly
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