Hams To Get Soviet Cards
The Soviet Union will send special cards to radio amateurs worldwide who report reception of signals from its earth satellite. Moscow radio urged hams to report receptions to Radio Magazine, Moscow, noting the satellite achievement reflects Communist ease in organizing teams of scientists and directing work.
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Government moves against revolt plot in Uruguay
In Montevideo eleven people were under arrest as Uruguay's government pressed action against groups it said planned a revolt. Indicted were three members of the maritime prefecture eight soldiers and officers and five civilians. Dawns strikes were planned with military and air force involvement.
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Little Rock Nine and federal troops reshape city in crisis
The piece examines how nine Negro students integrated Little Rock Central High under federal guard, the tense city mood, and the clash between state authority led by Gov. Faubus and the federal government. It ponders future compliance, the risk of renewed segregation, and whether Little Rock marks a national turning point in civil rights.
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Morocco leather from goatskin known for strength and cost
Morocco leather, among the strongest and priciest animal hides, is produced from goatskin.
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Realtors Elect New Officers in North Carolina
RALEIGH Ed Vinson of Charlotte is the new president of the North Carolina Assn of Realtors succeeding C E Phillips Jr of Durham. He was elected at the association convention which closed Saturday. C C Cameron of Raleigh was chosen as Realtor of The Year. The association voted to hold its 1958 convention in Pinehurst. Other officers elected were Fred I Sutton Jr of Kinston first vice president Henry A Nading Jr Winston-Salem second vice president J Henry Cromartie Charlotte third vice president John M Dwelle Charlotte secretary and William Seawell Greensboro treasurer.
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Durham
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Pinehurst
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Kinston
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Winston-Salem
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Highway Commission Meets in Asheville to Hear Regional Problems
The North Carolina Highway Commission opened a two day session in Asheville to air western area issues west of Hickory. It will review 14 road projects with low bids totaling 3 229 413 and invite local officials to present highway concerns. Tomorrow the commission may back a plan by Director W F Babcock to create two new divisions in Raleigh’s office headed by assistant chief engineers.
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