Welfare Aid Cut Opposed by North Carolina Rep
Aberdeen NC AP Representative Clifton Blue of Moore County says the state’s fiscal situation has improved. The Advisory Budget Commission approved trimming grants under old age assistance and disability programs. Blue favors avoiding cuts and suggests a special session, possible if needed. Governor Hodges would decide on a session.
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Aberdeen
N.C
Clifton Blue
Moore County
Advisory Budget Commission
Welfare Board
Blue
General Assembly
Hodges
New York State
Ed Rankin
Government Facilities Inspected On State Tour
RALEIGH AP Paul Johnston director of the Department of Administration led state officials to Concord and Gastonia to inspect government facilities. The second tour in a series running into December covered Stonewall Jackson Training School in Concord and the Orthopedic Hospital and Gaston Technical Institute in Gastonia. The first stop was Fayetteville State Teachers College. Proceedings aim to discuss budget personnel building and purchasing issues with agency heads in the field.
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Raleigh
Paul Johnston
Department of Administration
Concord
Gastonia
Stonewall Jackson Training School
Orthopedic Hospital
Gaston Technical Institute
Johnston
D. S. Coltrane
Willis Holing
Frank Turner
Coltrane
Fayetteville State Teachers College
Death Trial Testimony Continues
In Rockingham North Carolina prosecutors and defense counsel pressed on with the death trial as testimonies continued. jurors heard multiple witnesses regarding the alleged crime scene and motive. pending verdicts hang on the credibility of key testimonies and forensic evidence.
Hodges Delivers Talks to Upstate New York Audiences
Governor Luther Hodges of North Carolina spoke to Rochester industrialists and Rotary members detailing his recent Soviet Union visit. He urged understanding and cautioned that U.S.-Soviet tension stems from misinformation. He planned city visits before moving to New York City to meet prospects.
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Rochester
N.Y
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Upstate
New York
Rotary Club
New York City
Hodges
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
U.S
West Germany Receives Destroyer in Charleston Ceremony
The West German Navy receives another Ne es destroyer in Charleston ceremonies. The third destroyer handed over since February, the Sieg ld the Zer o to the United States, Dr Wilhelm Crewe. He and Gov Hollings receive 19 gun salutes.
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Charleston
S.C
United States
Wilhelm Crewe
Gov. Hollings
Buick Introduces 1960 Line With New Styling and Comfort
Buick unveiled its 1960 lineup showcasing sculptured styling, increased roominess, and improved ride. All 19 models gain lower transmission hump, chair-height seats, redesigned shocks, and enhanced handling. Interior options include 74 decorator trims, nylon and leather, with plush foam cushions and full carpeting.
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Buick
Buck
Edward D. Rollert
Motors
North Carolina to boost education for talented students
A state commission led by Dr. C D Killian opens studies to aid exceptional children in public schools. Gov Hodges urges focus on talent and excellence as testing expands. Superintendent Carroll calls for follow through programs with few schools yet offering special classes. Cecil Prince named vice chairman Rep John Hargett secretary.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
C. D. Killian
Western Karolina College
Hodges
General Assembly
Supt. of Public Instruction
Charles F. Carroll
Killian
Cecil Prince
Charlotte
Commisssion
John Hargett
Jones County
Tempoa
Azcarraga Eyes Link to U S TV Networks
Mexico City AP reports Emilio Azcarraga, Mexico's top TV magnate, studying plans to link Mexican and U S networks. Taped American programs are popular in Mexico and Mexicans express strong interest in musical programming.
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Mexico City
Emilio Azcarraga
Mexico
U. S
Wedding Ties British Governor's Daughter to Army Officer in Dar es Salaam
Aga Khan IV and Archbishop Edgard Maranta attended the wedding of Alison Jessica Turnbull daughter of Sir Richard Turnbull to Capt Paul Beresford Weller of the Somerset Light Infantry in Dar es Salaam. The ceremony united Turnbull with her father’s aide de camp.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Aga Khan IV
Edgard Maranta
Alison Jessica Turnbull
Richard Turnbull
Paul Beresford Weller
Somerset Light Infantry
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Finds New Method
New scientific advance claims to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery while stopping itching and relieving pain. Case reports show reduction of swelling with gentle treatment and substantial relief for many patients.
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New York, N. Y
Tennessee Asked To Tie In With N C Interstate 40
Tennessee faces a revision request to align its I 40 route with North Carolina plans from the border westward to Knoxville. The Tar Heel commission urges staging changes to match NC construction, enabling a coordinated facility. North Carolina has awarded contracts on western segments near Tennessee and plans the Canton bypass next year. The NC commission approved 23 of 24 bids Sept 29, with one rejected for too-high cost.
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Carthage
N.C
Tennessee
North Carolina
Knoxville
State Highway Commission
Tennessee Highway Commisssioner
D. W. Moulton
Tar Heel Commission
Tennessee Line
Canton
Franklin County
Raleigh
Greenville
Roanoke Rapids
ODRINEX Promises Fast Weight Loss Guarantee
New drug ODRINEX claims to remove excess fat in seven days without prescriptions. It guarantees a full money back refund if weight loss does not occur, with a $3.00 price and distribution through local drug stores and mail orders.
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