Budget clash over Eisenhower totals stirs confusion
Budget Director Maurice Stans and the Congressional Record dispute the net effect of Congress on the Eisenhower budget by about three billion dollars. Stans cites higher post office revenue requests and future-year increases, while the Record highlights reductions and backdoor financing to offset costs.
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Washington
Maurice H Stans
Congressional Record
Congress
Eisenhower
Stans
White House
Congressional
Treasury
Taylorsville Team Resumes Practice
Taylorsville High School in North Carolina resumes football prep after a special committee reevaluation following the death of John Robert Johnson on August 28. About 28 varsity players underwent physicals while 35 players attended the session. Valdese forfeits the Oct. 2 game. Recommendations include no practice in extreme heat, trainer presence, and better first aid for heat fatigue.
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Taylorsville
N.C
Vernon Morrison
Taylorsville High Schoolville
John Robert Johnson
Alexander County Board of Education
Bill Dole
Davidson
Marvin Hoffman
Wilkes Central High School
Howard Thompson
Wilkes Central
Mer
Ohio State University
Johnson
Carolina High Assn
Association
North Carolina Sees Record Non-Farm Jobs in August
State Labor Commissioner Frank Crane reports North Carolina reached a record high 1,118,900 non-farm jobs in August, up 24,000 from July and 37,200 from August 1958. Tobacco stemmeries added 12,200 seasonal workers while non-manufacturing employment rose to 623,000 and manufacturing to 495,300 with earnings steady at 1.51 per hour and a 41.6 hour work week.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Frank Crane
Stemmeries
Crane
Drastic New School Term Considered by Raleigh Panel
A five member commission studying an 11 year 10 month school term in North Carolina meets in Raleigh to discuss potential education reform. Governor Hodges and Mayor Enloe back public hearings and courage to push education funding, with Ref. Glenn Hawfield leading the panel including Reps Kerr and Drummond and Sen Ross.
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Raleigh
W. G. Enloe
Hodges
Glenn Hawfield
Union County
General Assembly
Enloe
John Kerr
Warren
Dan L. Drummond
Forsyth
Ernest Ross
McDowell
Five Tobacco Firms Facing Suit
New York AP report says Bantob Products Corp. sues American Tobacco Co. Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co. P. Lorillard Co. Philip Morris Inc. and R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. for 15 million dollars claiming a tobacco monopoly scheme. Bantob says it spent heavily to market Vanguard cigarettes placed in Dayton Ohio last June and accuses the defendants of pressuring property owners and suppliers to thwart Bantob and of refusals to deal with advertising outlets.
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New York
Bantob Products Corp
Vanguard
American Tobacco Co
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co
P. Lorillard Co
Philip Morris Inc
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Bantob
Dayton
Ohio
Policemen Capture Escaped Jersey Bull Downtown
In Louisville Kentucky AP reported two patrolmen restrained a young Jersey bull that escaped from Bourbon Stockyards and wandered through heavy traffic. Patrolman Wiley Nelson grabbed one ear from a cruiser window, his partner seized the other, and their skilled takedown returned the animal to the auction block.
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Louisville
Wiley Nelson
Nelson
Dying words hinge murder case in Georgia
In Hinesville Georgia the murder death of James Towns follows a February 19 assault during a robbery that yielded $100. The trial centers on whether Towns whispered Babble or Bobble as officers attempted comfort. Dearnaley faces murder and death-penalty charges based on evidence from a car theft and the service station cash register fragments.
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Hinesville
John Edward Decarnaley
Cleveland
Ohio
W. C. Hodges
Charles Jones
James Towns
Midway
Bruce Dubberly
Bertha
Jones
Harry Gillar
Dearnaley
Charles Sullinger
Georgia Crime Laboratory
Sumter
D.C
North Carolina
Thagard
Johnson
Jacksonville
N.C
Georgia
Man Finds Intruder Sleeping in Bed as Police Charge Break-In Suspect
Charlotte AP report details Morris Wilson returning home to an unlocked door ransacked interior and an intruder asleep in his bed. Police charged Andrew Harris with house breaking.
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Charlotte
N.C
Morris Wilson
Andrew Harris
Typhoon Victims Aided by Moscow Offer to Shelter Refugees
Communist North Korea offered to shelter South Korean typhoon victims and assist by sending aid, reported by Tass in Pyongyang on Wednesday. The dispatch also noted a North Korean proposal to shelter anyone wishing to leave President Syngman Rhee's republic.
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Moscow
North Korea
South Korea
Pyongyang
Tass
Syngman Rhee
Republic
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