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Soybean Growers Will Have
•f
New Variety For Next Year
* North Carolina soybean grow
th will have a new variety to
Choose from next year.
Hill, a new soybean variety for
Nbrth Carolina and the South,
Ins been released by NSDA and
Cooperating state experiment sta
tions.
Foundation seed of the new
Variety is now being increased.
The seed supply for next year
Should be good, says Dr. Charles
A. Brim, a USDA scientist at
N. C. State College who worked
bn the variety.
According to George Spain,
Agronomy specialist at State Col
lege, the Hill has these charac
teristics: Early maturity, high
Comparative yields, shatter re-
Cistance, resistance to major leaf
disease and purple stain, and ex
cellent seed quality.
Hill is similar in appearance |
IStNATOt A 1
SAM ERVIN
Washington The so-called
“skeleton” civil rights bill re
ported by the Senate Constitu
tional Rights Subcommittee last
Week, although greatly toned
down from others that we de
feated, is something that must
be taken seriously as a threat.
The danger lies in the planned
attempts to tack on harsh pro
visions later as some are de
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Paul Newman end
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Mamie Van Daren and i
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and related to the popular Lee,
Spain continued, but matures 15
to 18 days earlier. It has white
instead of purple flowers, and
the hilum (eye) of the seed is
light brown in color. Seed size
of Hill is slightly smaller than
Lee.
“Hill will give soybean grow
ers in Northeast and Tidewater
counties a choice of an earlier
maturing variety,” Spain says.
“It may also spread the harvest
season for many other growers.”
Variety demonstrations of Hill
are now being grown in several
Eastern and Northeastern North
Carolina counties. There are al
so plantings at the Tidewater
Research Station, Plymouth.
County agricultural agents
have additional information on
the new variety.
manding.
No Filibuster
The press asked me the other
day whether or not I was plan
ning a filibuster against civil
rights. I am not, but there will
be extended discussion of the
dangers of any proposed bills
just as was done in 1957 when
we were able to preserve our
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THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. JULY 30, 1959.
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constitutional and legal systems
from tragic harm. As I have
•said before, our fight is one of
’ reason and education to inform
the Congress and the country
what is being proposed in these
harsh bills. While I am always
concerned about any legislation
of this type, I do not feel the
Senate is in any mood to re
store the old Part 111 of the
1957 fight which we successfully
voted down.
I have been asked whether or
not the action in the Subcom
mittee on which I serve was a
victory for the South against the
harsh civil rights bills. It is not
a victory at the moment because i
the battle is not yet over; I was|
encouraged that we were able to
defeat the more radical proposals
and to that extent it was a vic
tory.
Party Chairman
The criticism by Chairman
Paul Butler of. the Democratic
Congressional leadership is total
ly unwarranted. Lyndon John
son and Mike Mansfield, in the
Senate, and Sam Rayburn and
John W. McCormack, in the
House, are affording the Demo
cratic Party highly intelligent
leadership and by so doing are
rendering a constructive service
to both the Democratic Party
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'and the country. Indeed, they 1
are following the traditions of
the Democratic Party as mani-l
tested in the last platform and*
its history. -The Democratic Par
ty does not desire that legisla
tors elected by its membership
dance like puppets on a string
pulled by the Rational cjiairman
or any other group intolerant of
independent thinking. It expects
legislators bearing its label to
carry their own sovereignty un
der their own hats just as those
who elected them expect them
to do. With this Congressional
leadership the Democratic Party
! was victorious in 1958; it would
| be unwise to turn over the Par
ty lock, stock and barrel to a
group, headed by Chairman But
ler, who apparently lacks the
vision to comprehend the na
ture of the Party.
No Dale Set
There is no established date
for the adjournment of Con
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'gress this session. It is antici
pated that the sessiop will con
jtinue for a considerable period
|of time.
Blue Ridge Parkway
Most Scenic Highway
Travel experts of ihe National
Association of Travel Organiza
tions have voted the Blue Ridge
Parkway the most scenic of all
America’s major highways.
In Western North Carolina, the
Parkway reaches the highest ele
vations on its route between the
Shenandoah National Pai*k in
Virginia and the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park, and
meets the Great Smokies Park
near Cherokee. Completed sec
tions of the Parkway in North
Carolina total 180 miles.
The Parkway’s choice as “most
scenic” resulted from the Na
tional Association of Travel Or
ganizatiion’s poll of the 125 of
its 500 members most interested
in highway travel. They includ
ed officials of automobile clubs,
oil company tour services, motel
associations and bus companies,
and directors of state and reg
ional travel promotional offices.
The Blue Ridge Parkway has
long been the most popular of
all U. S. National Park Service
facilities. Its visitation by 2,097,-
562 tourists during the first six
months of 1959 is a gain of 14
percent over the same period
last year. '
The death sentence is* a se
vere penalty to pay for break
ing a traffic law. But figures
from the State Department of
Motor Vehicles show that over
three-fourths of all drivers in
volved in last year’s fatal acci
dents were violating some traf
fic law.
TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED '
Safety was worth writinj|
about 650 years before the birtjEi '
of Christ. These Nvords iifl
Aesop’s -Fables have a familiar'
ring: “Danger awaits on haste.”
“Look before you leap.” “Fear
makes caution. “Only foods use*
unfamiliar tools.”
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