Governors To Discuss Segregation
Governors from Mississippi Virginia and South Carolina converge at Georgia for the 23rd annual Southern Governors Conference in Atlanta. The program includes a panel on Southern schools and a visit to Sea Island with football games Georgia Tech Kentucky and Georgia Texas as weekend attractions.
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Atlanta
Arkansas
Sea Island
Daaiis Prem
Georgia
Golden Isles
Southern Regional Education Board
Governors’ Conference
Marvin Griffin
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Texas
Brunswick
James P. Coleman
Mississippi
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
George B. Timmerman Jr
South Carolina
South
Faubus
Turkey Defends Troop Movements Amid Soviet Charges
Turkey’s Defense Ministry rejected foreign claims of massing troops near the Syrian border as false and provocative. It affirmed NATO participation and September exercises while stressing a policy of peace and defense within Turkey’s bounds. Two Soviet embassy attaches were questioned in Istanbul on spy charges.
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Ankara
Turkey
Defense Ministry
Russia
Syria
NATO
Istanbul
Kremlin
Red Star
Moscow Radio
Andrei Gromyko
Nikolai Bulganin
Adnan Menderes
Mikhailovich
Change In Foreign Aid Is Disputed by State Department
Washington State Department disputed ICA claims that a new order marks a policy shift in funding abroad. ICA spokesmen described limits on financing government owned profit plants while the department said no drastic change exists and a paragraph was removed.
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Washington
State Department
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
John B. Hollister
U.S
Pakistan
Iran
New Policy Aims to Boost Airline Seats at Local Airport
Airlines introduce a no show policy at Greensboro High Point Airport to free seats for more travelers, especially during a furniture market. A $3 penalty applies if a reservation is missed without notice, charged when rebooking or seeking a refund.
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Greensboro High Point
All Star Rules Require Each Club Be Represented
Under rules for All-Star selection every major league baseball club must be represented by at least one player. The eight players voted by the fans must play at least three innings unless forced out by injuries.
Day Center Progress Up For Review
The first fall meeting of the Parents of Handicapped Children at Cloverdale School will discuss selecting five delegates for the N C Association For Retarded Children convention in Greensboro on September 27 28 and 23. They will also review the Day Center for Retarded Children now housed at Cloverdale and led by principal Mrs P F De Saix with updates on new rules. Bill Leichman notes state legislation and school board cooperation bring hoped for aid to parents.
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Cloverdale School
N. C. Association For Retarded Children
Greensboro
Cloverdale
P. F. de Saix
Public Schools System
Bill Leichman
Postal Openings Announced in North Carolina
An examination for substitute postal transportation clerk positions in North Carolina has been announced by the Fifth U S Civil Service Region. Pay is $1.92 per hour. Open to bona fide North Carolina residents. men only. Deadline is Sept 20, 1957. Apply via the U S Civil Service Regional Office Atlanta Georgia or any North Carolina post office.
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North Carolina
U. S. Civil Service
U. S. Civil Service Regional
Peachtree-Baker
Peachtree S.T. N. E
Atlanta, Ga
Water travels long to reach the Nile from Blue Nile source
The report notes that water takes nearly a month to flow from the Blue Nile's Ethiopian source to the Nile itself, outlining the lengthy journey of this major river system.
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Blue Nile
Ethiopia
Nile River
Federal judge orders integration in Arlington schools
U S District Judge Albert V. Bryan ordered seven African American children admitted to white Arlington County schools on Sept. 23, nullifying Virginia’s pupil placement law for these cases. He criticized the act as advancing a racially segregated system and allowed admission despite insufficient parental forms, citing potential loss of state funds to integrated schools. The decision restrained the Arlington School Board from refusing admission and reflected tensions with Virginia’s mass resistance framework and prior court rulings on segregation.
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Alexandria
Arlington County
Virginia
U.S. Dist
Albert V. Bryan
Arlington
Bryan
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
NAACP
Pew
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Rights Effort Is Denied in Senate Clash Over School Integration
A high administration source dismissed renewed push to expand federal enforcement powers for school desegregation. Sen Javits urged a broad civil rights revival, citing Little Rock as justification, but Southern senators oppose expanding Part III beyond voting rights.
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Washington
Sen
Javits
Senate
Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
Congress
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Douglas
D-Ill
Civic Club Forms At Allen Jay
An Allen Jay Civic Club organizational meeting was held at the Allen Jay School gymnasium with Judge Byron Haworth presiding. Roy White was elected president with Ralph Bulla as vice president Rickett Crowson secretary and Tom Wright treasurer. An executive committee includes Marler Zachary Grady Garner and Dudley Brower. The group plans a community center and will meet every second Thursday with the next gathering set for Sept 26 at the school gymnasium.
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Allen Jay Civic Club
Allen Jay School
Gymasium
Byrron Haworth
High Point Municipal Court
Allen Jay
Roy White
Ralph Bulla
Rickett Crowson
Tom Wright
Marler Zachary
Grady Garner
Dudley Brower
Civil Defense Leaders Gather in Greensboro Conference
State civil defense leaders meet in Greensboro for 11 days to discuss disaster survival plans. Opening session is 3 p.m. Monday at the Municipal Building. James L. Frink says the first six days align with National Civil Defense Week observance proclaimed by Lloyd C. Amos.
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Greensboro
James L. Frink
Greensboro-Guilford County Civil Defense Organization
Lloyd C. Amos
Guilford County Commissioners
Dairies Raise Home Delivered Milk Prices Across North Carolina
Three Charlotte dairies announce a one cent per quart rise starting Monday with delivered milk moving to 27 cents. Foremost and Southern Dairies also indicate penny increases as statewide price boosts follow a 30 cent per 100 pound Class 1 milk increase approved by the State Milk Commission.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
Durham
Asheville
Raleigh Area
Harvey B. Hunter Dairies
Foremost Dairies
Esman
Southern Dairies
Cable Dairies
State Milk Commission
Pine State Creamery Co
Raleigh
Ballentine’s
Fuquay Springs
Long Meadow Derry
Duram
Biltmore
Southern
Skyline
North Carolina
Jaycees Seek Scrap Paper This Afternoon
The Jaycees will collect newspapers magazines and other scrap paper left by the curb starting at 1 pm. Tie bundles or place in boxes for convenience and call 4512 for large amounts. Proceeds fund civic projects.
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Jaycees
Hoffa Faces New Hurdles in Teamsters Presidency Race
Washington dispatch reports formidable new barriers in James R. Hoffa's bid for Teamsters president. Hearing prospects loom before the Sept. 30 Miami convention as McClellan and Kennedy weigh fresh data and Chicago bloc shifts. AFL CIO actions and Meany statements add pressure amid Hoffa and Beck expulsion talk.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Big Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Teamsters
McClellan
D-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
Miami
Fla
Kennedy
Teamsters Midwest
Chicago Area
Teamsters Council
Scalancana
Chicago
Cllis
New York
McClellan Committee
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio
Beck
George Meany
Meany
Federation
Gromyko Flies To Attend UN Meeting
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko flew from McGuire Air Force Base to New York in a Russian jet to personally lead the Soviet UN delegation after a U N rebuke over Hungary. He arrived with about 28 aides and was met by 20 U N personnel led by Georgi Zarubin.
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Mcguire Air Force Base
N.J
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
U.N
Hungary
Gromyko
New York
United States
Georgi Zarubin
Zarubin
Two Admitted At Bowman Gray School Of Medicine
Bowman Gray School of Medicine in Winston Salem admitted 53 first year students from 811 applications. Ralph Edward Hall of High Point and William Allen Stout of Ramseur were named among the two local graduates chosen from 42 states and 15 countries. Hall attended High Point College. Stout graduated from the University of North Carolina.
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Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Winston-Salem
Ralph Edward Hall
J. W. Hall
Cassell St
High Point
Hall
High Point College
William Allen Stout
Glenn B. Stout
Route 1
Ramseur
University of North Carolina
American Leaves Red China Tour Participant Reports Access and Impressions
Earl Williamson a 28 year old Los Angeles schoolteacher part of a 40 member American delegation describes limited street freedom and guided tours in Red China. He notes Chinese students speak English and Russian and reports industrialization efforts including steel mills and rugged trucks. Williamson denies leftist ties and mentions a Berkeley radiation lab clearance and an interview with Richard Fecteau in Peiping.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Earl Williamson
Los Angeles
Hankow
Nanking
Shelby Tucker
Pass Christian
Miss
Williamson
China
Berkeley
Calif
Richard Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Peiping
Lexington Kiwanis Club Names Officers
Klynt Ripple will become president of the Lexington Kiwanis Club at year start succeeding Felix Gee. H. W. Hinkle was named vice president and Bill Welbourne was named secretary-treasurer.
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Lexington
Lexington Kiwanis Club
Klynt Ripple
Felix Gee
H. W. Hinkle
Darth
Bill Welbourne
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Red
High Point Enterprise
Baker’s Meet
James Bercaw
Greg Peeler
Clegg’s Bakery
Jack Rieger
Quality Bakers of America
Baking Cooperative
Shrine Club
Bill Jackson
Integration
Arlington School Board
Civic Club
Civil Defense
Yma Sumac
Charles
Moizes Vivanco
Paris
Yma
Vivanco
California
Miss Sumac
Coun
Bowman Gray
Lexington Club
Pharmacists
Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
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