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North Carolina's 1959, \"Man of the Year,\", Governor Luther H. Hodges, served the state well during his final, lame duck legislature. Included are travel agendas, industrial progress, environmental protection, and scientific advancements credited towards Hodges.
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In 1959, residents of North Carolina witnessed the state's largest industrial influx to date. The arrival of 1960 and an expected continuance of similar proportions raised the question, how much money is appropriate to offer new business ventures within the state. This article offers figures and opinion, mainly derived from local Chambers of Commerce.
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The second article in a two part series discussing the construction the CSS North Carolina and CSS Raleigh, two ironclads constructed to break the Union blockade in North Carolina.
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The Cherokee Historical Association, producers of \"Unto These Hills,\" a play depicting the horrors associated with Cherokee removal, has lost funding from the Indian Bureau. Predetermined funds were reallocated and will be used for housing, health, and educational needs.
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