Newsmen To Attend Interviews In Panmunjom
In Panmunjom Korea an Indian spokesman said twenty newsmen from each side may attend prisoner interviews over a ninety day period to persuade those refusing repatriation. Photographers and film crews are barred while UN observers monitor anti communist North Koreans and Chinese.
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Insurance Rate Hearing Set in Raleigh on Auto Rates
A public hearing is set for October 9 in Raleigh on a proposal by the North Carolina Automobile Rate Insurance Office to cut auto liability rates about 1.1 million dollars annually. The plan would subdivide drivers into groups with some reductions and some hikes, while passenger car rates would fall 11.5 percent and redamage 12.6 percent. An additional hearing on a 2.6 percent average increase in workers compensation rates will also be held the same day, proposed by the Compensation Rating and Inspection Bureau of North Carolina.
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Crooner And Star Plan Simple Vows
Film star Rita Hayworth and crooner Dick Haymes plan a simple wedding at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas with nine guests and cameras present. Haymes faces immigration hurdles and death threats linger for Hayworth and her children as they plan a quiet life in Greenwich. The ceremony precedes a weekend honeymoon and Haymes’ nightclub engagement in Philadelphia.
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Three Capitals Named for South Africa
The Union of South Africa designates Pretoria as the executive capital Cape Town for the legislature and Bloemfontein as the national judiciary, reflecting a tripartite arrangement across major regions.
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Doughton Maxwell Influence on State Taxes Questioned
Lynn Nisbet argues that Rufus A. Doughton and Allen J. Maxwell shaped North Carolina tax policy, but contends Angus Dhu McLean and the sales tax had a larger impact. The exchange notes Doughton’s Senate leadership and criticizes overstatement of their overall influence, with praise for Joe Caldwell and a reply from Lynn.
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General Assembly
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Lean
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Carolina Telephone Seeks Stock Price Change Request
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co asks the Utilities Commission to reconsider an order setting the price of new common stock at 115 dollars per share for 33 320 shares. The company argues the commission overstepped by interfering with managerial judgment and cites a market value near 145 dollars per share.
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Two Officers Indicted In Beating In Gaston County
Federal indictments accuse Sheriff Hoyle T. Efird and Deputy Walter Cannon Jr. of seizing River Bend township resident Obe diah Allen on May 27 and beating him, injuring him seriously. Trial possible starting October 5 in Charlotte.
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Efird
J. M. Baley
Charlotte
State Banks Are Honored for Agricultural Service
The American Bankers Association awarded North Carolina banks 1000-point ratings for outstanding service to farmers. Programs cited include a statewide livestock conference a public speaking contest for Negro high school students and a two week short course in modern farming at North Carolina State College for young farmers.
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Being Famous Is A Dog's Life
HAL BOYLE argues fame is a heavy burden, turning public figures into prisoners of attention. He cites Gen. Robert E. Lee and Greta Garbo as examples, and highlights Lindbergh's relief at being unrecognized in ordinary settings, valuing personal freedom over notoriety.
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Phillies Of Little Help Stolen Check Case Aimed at Leniency
William Ruffin, 23, pleaded for leniency after attempting to cash a stolen check. He was fined 100 dollars and placed on six months probation. A Phillies spokesman later said he had not heard of Ruffin.
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Doan’s Pills Offer Kidney Relief for Backache
Slow kidney function can cause backache and fatigue. Stress and diet may worsen symptoms. Doan’s Pile a mild diuretic has helped millions for over 50 years by flushing waste from the kidney tubes and filters. Get Doan’s Pills today.
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