Governor Hodges Faces Week of Speeches Across North Carolina
Gov. Hodges will speak in Raleigh and Hendersonville this week. He will attend hearings before the Advisory Budget Commission, a breakfast honoring Rep. Harold D. Cooley, and two meetings. He also plans events in Asheville Chapel Hill and Shaw. He chairs a state committee promoting improved courts and will hold a news conference Thursday.
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Advisory Budget Commission
Harold D. Cooley
Asheville
Young Bankers Division
North Carolina Bankers Assn
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Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
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Board of Water Commissioners
Chapel Hill
State Committee For
Budget Hearings Start For 1959 61 State Budget
Raleigh reports state agencies begin hearings with the advisory budget commission Monday to test requests for new funds for the 1959 61 biennium. Gov Hodges sits with the commission as details are drafted for a two year state budget to go before the Legislature in February.
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Advisory Budget Commission
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Sion
Jets Complete Nonstop Flight to Norway in Mobile Fox Trot
Four American F100 jets landed at Sola Air Base Norway ending the first non stop hop from the United States. The mission dubbed Operation Mobile Fox Trot began with four jets flying from Myrtle Beach AFB to Stavanger. Additional F100s landed in Denmark as part of the same operation.
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Norway
Sola Air Base
United States
Denmark
Atlantic
Sola
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
S.C
Stavange
Myrtle Beach
France
Bermuda
Floods Delay Wickford Wedding Turns Into Trek
In Wickford England Philip Narbeth and Maureen Feiley wed as planned after a flood swamped the town. The groom swam to the church with his brother best man in underpants and the bride waded from her home in jeans. Choirboys wore swimming trunks as guests ferried the wedding dress in a suitcase. The couple changed at Father Collins parish house before the ceremony at the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel. The town lay four to six feet under water after Friday’s freak storm.
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Wickford
England
Philip Narbeth
Maureen Feiley
Philip
John
Maureen
J. Collins
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Eng
Negro Teacher Engaged at White School in Readsboro Vermont
Bruce Jr., a 21 year old Negro baseball player once recommended by President Eisenhower to the Pittsburgh Pirates, will teach at an all white elementary school in Readsboro Vermont. He is 6-5 and 180 pounds and will begin teaching Monday after graduating from Lyndon Teachers College in June. His father is a White House doorman and he has relatives who teach in Washington.
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Preston Bruce Jr
Washington
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vermont
Bruce
Salem
Rebels
Pittsburgh
Lyndon Teachers College
White House
Andrew Morrissey
Dumas Receives Gift of Silver Dollars on Anniversary
Mrs. Dumas received $1000 in silver dollars as a gift from her uncle A. B. Blair of Miles City Montana. The money, sent to a Boston bank, could not be carried home from Randolph express office and was credited to her account on her 37th wedding anniversary.
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Randolph, Vt
Express Ofice
Six Held In Queens Race Riot
A Queens magistrate set bail up to 50 000 for six whites accused of starting a racial brawl near an integrated housing project in Woodside. Richard Rogers led the group and faces conspiracy and riot charges along with felonious assault and weapons violations for the case that drew 20 police and 50 participants.
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James LoPiccolo
Richard Rogers
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Jean
Victor
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Frank Gripasca
Thomas Toogood
Woodside
Rogers Group
LoPiccolo
Russia
Asst. Dist
Herbert Miller
London
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