Old Belt Leaf Volume Is Light and Mixed Prices
Old Belt markets in the Carolinas and Virginia show fluctuating prices with open auctions totaling 7,198,714 pounds at an average 57.30 per 100 pounds, up 1.18 from 1957. Individual centers ranged 51.64 to 61.08, with Border Belt and Middle Belt declines offset by Eastern Belt gains and lighter overall volume.
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Federal Market News Service
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Old Belt
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Immunity to Tooth Decay and Odd Snippets From Daily Life
A Ohio State University study reports about one in 100 Americans may resist tooth decay due to a saliva protein. The clippings note fast-growing pets, a Newton Kansan accident quote, New Hampshire vanity plates, a Berlin Zoo odor for hippos, and various quips about diamonds, vacations, Lord Dundreary, and prison humor.
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Williams and Kraft Theatre Schedule Fragment
The reader list shows times for Williams at 9 00 Voor, Kraft Theatre at 10 00, Could Be You at 10 30, and Jack Paar 1 30 with mentions of Coaches Conf ree and Mystery we. The text is fragmented and unreadable in places but indicates a daytime TV or stage schedule.
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Television Schedule for WSOC Charlotte Evening
WSOC TV Charlotte lineup lists Tombstone at 9 00 Be You at 10 00 Pantomime Quis at 10 30 Weather News at 11 00 Jack Paar at 11 15 and Sign Off at 1 00 Proceedings reflect a typical local broadcast slate.
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Ford Workers Walk Out On Proposed Pension Plan
Ford workers pressed for higher pens ion contributions from 2.25 to 2.35 per year of service and preservation of the annual improvement factor granting six cents an hour or 2 percent, whichever is greater. Plantwide seniority and department transfers remain disputed as Big Three auto talks pause.
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Public pressure urged to reopen schools without federal action
President faces calls from Arkansas and Virginia communities to reopen public schools amid Supreme Court rulings. Attorney General Roger's statement describes reports of parents and children pressuring officials, while Virginia Governor Almond criticizes the tactic as divide and conquer and likens it to Soviet rhetoric.
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Greyhound Strike Hits Carolinas Terminal and Bus Service
Greyhound Bus Corp drivers and terminal workers in the Carolinas join a 10 state walkout. Pickets appeared at key terminals as about 600 employees walked off over alleged contract violations including a Portsmouth oiling duty suspension. Most routes halted with divisions and ports shut down awaiting next negotiations.
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Plans For Opening Of Billy Graham Crusade In Charlotte
Evangelist Billy Graham and Crusade staff finalize preparations for a four week event in Charlotte. Graham, resting at Myrtle Beach with his wife, plans to arrive Friday night to lead a dedication ceremony and begin the Sunday after noon kickoff with crusade workers, committee chairs, and other personnel.
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Wife Held In Slaying Of Husband In North Carolina
A coroner's jury directed that Mrs. Louis B. Mattingly be held for grand jury action in the shotgun slaying of her Marine sergeant husband at their Havelock home. A witness said she claimed he forced her to load and fire the gun out of fear. Mattingly’s body was found in a shed. she remains jailed on $6,000 bail awaiting the October grand jury.
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Pair Faces Mail Fraud Charges In Charlotte Contest
An Air Force enlisted man Alvin Rice and his wife Doris Rice are indicted on using an already postmarked envelope to win a Charlotte station WIST “Fabulous Forty” contest. They allegedly mailed a copied entry on March 13 to cash in on $10 000 in merchandise, defrauding the station and local merchants.
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