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RECEIVES ARMY MEDAL—The Army Commendation Medal has been awarded to
SFC Walter A. Harrell of Columbia, S. C., for exceptionally meritorious service while
f serving as Noncommissioned Officer of the supply branch of the Dental Detachment,
’: V. S. Army Garrison, Ft. Jackson. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus M. Har
rell, Route 1, Edenton. Lt. Col. John J. Ward, registrar, Walter Reed General Hos
pital is shown presenting the award.
frankly Speaking
BY FRANK ROBERTS
Movie Notes: Buddy Eb
sen, in addition to being a
movie and television star, is
also a professional dancer,
night club performer, singer
and song writer.
In case you didn’t realize
it, Natalie*- Wood has been
making pictures since she
was six. Doran has por
trayed a mother 41 times on
the screen. In real life she’s
never even been married.
Actor Marshall Thompson is
another who has directional
aspirations. To start carry
ing them out, he directed
himself in “A Yank In Viet
nam.” How to be an actor?
Well, take the case of young
Jon Provost, Lassie's for
mer master. His baby-sitter
Taylor Theatre
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Wednesday and Thursday,
May 19-20
Gregory Peck in
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Friday and Saturday,
May 21-22
Linda Saunders in
V “MARA OF THE
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Tuesday, May 23-24-25 —
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Bette Davis and
Olivia deHavilland
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Carol Lynley as
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had a brother who worked as
a carpenter at Warner Broth
ers. The brother told her
the studio was looking for a
blond two-year-old boy, the
sitter told Mrs. Provost, Mrs.
Provost told Mr. Provost (an
aeronautical engineer), Mr.
Provost contacted an assist
ant director, who contacted
the casting department, and
so on.
Actress Jill St. John has
an IQ of 162. Newest movie
kick concerns early races.
“Big Race” is about a ’round
the world auto trip at the
turn of the century. Com
ing up next, and dig this
title, is “Those Magnificent
Weekly Legislative Summary
Editor'* Note: Thin is one of
a scrips of weekly summaries
prepared by the legislative staff
of the Institute of Government
tin the work of the North Caro
lina General Assembly of HMw.
It is confined to discussions of
mutters of general interest and
major importance.
A hint of magnolia blos
soms graces the air of the
Capital City, and the 1965
General Assembly is moving
into high gear. This week
the. Assembly bggan. to reap
the fruits of heavy commit
tee work as major bills were
reported out of committee in
numbers. Brought to the
floor were the Uniform Com
mercial Code, auto inspection,
the omnibus wildlife re
sources law revision (shrunk
to a fish law revision by
committee action), the un
employment insurance law
revision, the nurse practice
act, the General Statutes
Commission program of bills
dealing with marital prop
erty, realtor licensing, and
the commercial feed inspec
tion law. Several of these
bills were moved well along
toward final disposition—not
ably the Commercial Code,
which passed both houses
with amendments after a
floor battle on one limited
aspect, the duration of crop
liens under after - acquired
property clauses. Other pro
minent measures making pro
gress during the week in
cluded the Traffic Safety
Authority (ratified today),
the Highway Safety Re
search Center, the N. C. dis
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, MAY 36, IH|,
Men In Their Flying Ma
chines.” This takes plac<
about 1910. Both are ad
venture-comedies. Raleigh’s
Village Theater has rocking
seats for viewers. Florida is
slowly, but almost surely,
becoming an important loco
tion for tee-vee locations,
and now movie-makers art
jumping on the bandwagon
In case you’ve been won
dering, Godzilla is a com
bination of plastic and foatr
rubber; and George Hamil
ton’s father wrote the music
for the famous Goldwyn
“Gold-Diggers” series of Hol
lywood musicals, in case you
admit to going back that far.
tillery proposal, the State
Personnel Act, boundary wa
ter fishing, one year separa
tion for divorce, the fall
primary election proposal,
and the second mortgage
charges bill.
Appropriations
The buzz of budget news
has begun its familiar cre
scendo, heralding the clos
ing stages of the legislative
session. Like summer crick
et sounds, the budget buzz
has several distinct tone lay
ers—late revenue estimates,
rumored dates for the Ap
propriations Committee re
port, and last minute separ
ate appropriations bills. All
of these were much in evi
dence this week. Governor
Moore has just issued re
vised revenue estimates
which project the rosy pros
pect of an additional sls
million in tax receipts, and
talk of an Appropriations
Committee report within the
next week or ten days has
been heard.
Lawyer’s Law
Every legislature tinkers a
bit with the rules of pro
cedure and evidence which
govern the conduct of civil
litigation and criminal trials.
These laws, of greatest im
mediate interest to lawyers
and generally quite unfa
miliar to the layman, may
nonetheless spell the differ
ence between success or fail
ure of the layman’s day m
court. Although the legisla-
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ture to date has undertaken
no major changes in these
areas, several significant
neasures have been propos
al or enacted.
A device potentially quite
useful in preparing a case
or trial is the taking of
written statements, or de
positors, from parties before
he actual courtroom trial is
leld. To date, four bills
have been introduced deal
ing with depositories. House
dills 215 and 216. already
atified, require the party
aking a deposition from his
idversary or a potential wit
less to furnish the person
uxaminod with a copy of the
eposition at the examining
larty’s expense. In some
■ases this may amount to
iver SSO, and was justified
n debate as protecting the
’little man” from harassing
nsurance companies. House
Jill 299 would have allowed
i non-resident plaintiff to be
xamined in the county
vhere his action is pending,
ather than in the county of
lis residence, as now re
quired. but was reported un
avorabl.v in the House. Un
ler SB 334, which has
passed the Senate and is now
n House committee, the de
position of a physician might
;e read in court instead of
requiring his presence when
he resides outside the coun
ty where the trial is held.
Notable among this ses
tion’s bills affecting the rules
of evidence is one that in
volves chunk driving cases.
In 1963 a bill was passed
providing that refusal to sub
mit to a “breathalyzer” test
purporting to show the per
centage of alcohol concentra
tion in the blood could be
admitted in court in prose
cutions for drunken driving.
Although refusal to take the
test does not necessarily
prove the defendant was in
toxicated, the normal jury
would probably make the in
ference if the arresting of
ficer testifies the defendant
was intoxicated in his opin
ion. SB 133, introduced by
Senator White of Lenoir,
would allow a defendant
who refused to take the test
to have a hearing in ab
sence of Ihe jury to deter
mine why he refused to take
the test. The original bill
would have made the results
of the test, if the defendant
submitted, inadmissible if
submission was procured by
anyone participating in the
arrest, but this was deleted
by the Senate Judiciary
Committee. The bill is now
in the House Highway Safety
Committee.
SB 406, introduced this
week by Sen. Moore, would
establish a general enabling
law for city and town ABC
elections Heretofore, in the
absence of such a law, mu
nicipalities wanting ABC
stores have had to obtain lo
cal acts—as witness a dozen
or more such bills this ses
sion.
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Nominations
For “most extinguished law
of the year” we nominate
the Town Charter of Manly
Station— dealt a double death
by today’s accidental ratifi
cation ot two identical bills
repealing the charter (chap
ters 540 and 555).
Crossroads 4*H
Club News
BY SHEILA BYRUM
Reporter
The Crossroads Junior 4-H
Club met Thursday night,
May 13 at the community
building. The meeting was
called to order by the presi
dent, Robin Hendrix.
David Cooke led the
pledges to the American and
4-H flags. Devotional was
given by Rebecca Hobbs, fol
lowed with a prayer by Bill
Bunch. Emmett Winborne,
our song leader, led us in
a song. Secretary Chris
Holtowell called the roll and
read the minutes.
President Robin Hendrix
urged every 4-H member to
observe 4-H Church Sunday
which will be May 23 at
Rocky Hock Church. We
hope that all will try to at
tend. The 4-H’ers will go
in as a group and will have
charge of the morning ser
vice.
Mr. Venters showed us
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pictures on camp life. 4-H
camp will be held at Roa
noke Island near Manteo the
week of June 7-12. Every
one enjoyed the films. Wc
do hope that some from our
club will be able to go.
In the Chowan Junior
Livestock Show held April
14, we had three boys and
one girl that entered. They
were Joan Hare and Paul
White in the steer division,
Bill Bunch and Emmett Win
borne in the swine division.
We congratulate these.
Many of the girls have
finished with their knitting.
The boys started with their
weaving of baskets. Mrs.
Aileen Hollowell is working
with this group. Some of
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Refreshments were served
by Beth Boswell and Vicki
Leary.
Douglas Cooke dismissed
our meeting with prayer.
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Mrs. Fussy—Are you sure
these are strictly fresh eggs?
Grocer—-Certainly, madam,
j The farmer who brings them
i to me refuses to keep chick
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