Wheat referendum rejection shocks Kennedy farm program
Wheat growers voted decisively against tighter controls, defeating a major Kennedy administration farm plan. National turnout surpassed 11 million, with 447,151 for and 596,313 against, about 47.6 percent. The plan would have reduced plantings and altered price supports, offering payments for idle land but failing to reach required support.
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Three Charged In Delinquency Case
The report outlines a delinquency case involving three defendants amid political and farm policy tensions. It notes farm leader reactions, Kennedy era policy debates on farm controls, and concerns over potential quotas. A separate Gastonia case describes a 15 year old girl testifying about coercion and assault linked to an alleged incident involving vodka. The hearing on probable cause for the three defendants is set for Friday.
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Tar Heels Favor Plan in Wheat Subsidy Vote
North Carolina voters approved the Kennedy administration wheat subsidy program with unofficial returns showing 31 010 to 12 073 in a measure to control or loosen production limits. The program authorized by Congress would set support levels per bushel for corn and barley, with officials noting turnout near 65 000 and high eastward participation.
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Amendment cuts fund for tuition plan in NC House
In Raleigh AP reports a controversial private college tuition grant bill lost half its funding after the House Education Committee adopted an amendment restricting aid to next year’s freshmen and sophomores through July 4, 1964. The Senate opposed a related measure expanding motor vehicle safety checks for drunken drivers.
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Governor orders release of 900 inmates in North Carolina jails
Temporary jails amid agricultural and technical center pressures see Governor secure order to release about 900 inmates. Melvin Lang reports in a concise dispatch noting the action affects detainees alleged to be of African descent and tied to county facilities under state oversight.
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Cooper Receives Space Hero's Welcome in New York Parade
Cooper arrives in New York amid ticker tape and presidential praise. Kennedy honors Cooper with the Distinguished Service Medal as Vice President Johnson and Senator Anderson join a nationwide celebration. Cooper reflects on space achievement and peacetime aims as crowds cheer in Washington and New York.
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Alabama Officials Denied Delay in Admission of Two Negroes
Two University of Alabama officials, Hubert E. Male and Frank Nose, left the federal building in Birmingham after District Judge W. W. Hobart Green ordered admission of two Black students to the summer session. The university agreed to admit them but sought a delay, which the judge refused.
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Famous Studio Down Turns in Hollywood History
Real estate dealer George Ponty bid 1326 dollars last December for the Hal Roach Studio after bankruptcy. New owners plan to convert WW acres to commercial use. The year old studio housed several Roach productions and a blacksmith shop.
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Senate bill seeks hundred million bond issue for school construction
AP Raleigh reports the Senate Finance Committee plans action today on a bill calling for a $100 million bond issue to aid school construction. The item follows earlier debate on funding needs and project priorities across districts and communities. The move reflects ongoing fiscal strategies in education capital programs.
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