Youth Shot Fatally At Rural Home
Charles Franklin Warren aged 19 from Summerfield was shot at a rural Liberty residence. His stepfather William Walter Dick, 39, was charged with murder by Guilford County deputies after an earlier family altercation. Warren died from rifle wounds to the head and abdomen. a pistol believed involved was not found. Dick was jailed in Greensboro as investigators pursued further details.
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Liberty
Here
Charles Franklin Warren
Rt. 1
Summerfield
Allan F. Coggeshall
Guilford County
Warren
William Walter Dick
Highway 158
Greensboro
Hargett Funeral Home
Two Accused In Station Larceny
Albert Small and James L. Foster jailed on charges after allegedly cracking a vending machine at Archdale Oil Co. on S Main Street and stealing cigarellos. Small faces larceny and malicious damage. Foster larceny malicious damage and carrying a concealed weapon. Bond set at 500 and 550 respectively. Also charged was Herman Ray Mabe with larceny of an automobile, bond 500. Nearby break in at W E Linthicum Co. yielded no missing money or gum.
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Albert Small
Lindsay Street
James L. Foster
Winslow Street
Archdale Oil Co
S. Main Street
Small
Foster
James Foster
Bond
Herman Ray Mabe
Millis Street
Vernon Morrison
Rt. 1
Sophia
W. E. Linthicum Co
Tomlinson Street
Lapwai Mission Abandoned After Whitman Massacre
Northern Idaho settlement Lapwai Mission was abandoned following the Whitman Massacre on November 29 1847, marking a violent flare in pioneer interactions with Indigenous communities and prompting relocation for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Lapwai
Art Museum Curator Will Speak Here
Benjamin F. Williams, curator of art for the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh, will be the main speaker at a meeting of The High Point Fine Art Guild at 8 p.m. Thursday in the High Point Chamber of Commerce. Williams, a UNC Chapel Hill alumnus born in Laurinburg, has studied internationally and shown works at major galleries and museums including the National Museum of Art, Corcoran, Phillips Gallery, and Weatherspoon Gallery. The Guild praises Williams and plans ongoing programs, exhibits, and work sessions.
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Benjamin F. Williams
North Carolina Museum of Art
Raleigh
High Point Fine Art Guild
Collier Ellis
Guild
Ellis
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Williams
Lumberton
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Netherlands Institute For Art History
The
Hague
Ecole ‘du L’ouvre
Paris
Art» Students League of New York
George Washington University
Corcoran School of Art
National School of Art
Washington, D.C
National Museum of Art
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Phillips Gallery
Washington, D. C
Atlanta Art Assn
Virginia Museum
Richmond
Jacques Seligmann
New York City
Weatherspoon Gallery
Greensboro
Sanford Henick
Death toll at Dachau camp reaches seventy thousand
A historical note states that seventy thousand of the 206,602 people confined at Dachau in World War II died in gas chambers or through other causes, reflecting the camp’s brutal toll.
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Dachau
Germany
Bids Planned for Greensboro Area Water Sewer Project
Greensboro officials will open bids May 3 for a 446000 utility project to supply water to Friendship Airport and water and sewer service to an industrial area along Interstate 40 west of Greensboro. County plans allocate 351000 outside city limits with Greensboro contributing 95000.
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Greensboro
Friendship Airport
Carl Johnson
City of
Johnson
Muirs Chapel
Friendly Roads
Burlington Industries Research
Buffalo Creek
Jamestown-Guilford College Road
Realty Transfers Highlight Multiple Lot Redistributions in High Point
Real estate transfers show G. M. Development Corp to Richard Love Construction Corp for Emerywood lots. Several marriages convey properties between spouses, including Utley, Bryant, and Sanders. Transfers cover Oakview Estates, Oakwood Forest, Sherwood Park, Marvin R Ingram property, Wagon Wheel Subdivision, Highway 168 tract, and Guilford College Road parcels.
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G. M. Development Corp
Richard Love Construction Corp
Emerywood
G. W. Collins
Birdie L. Sanders
Norine Horney
Arthur M. Utley Jr
Kivett Drive
Robert M. Bryant
Lincolnshire
Florence L. Bryant
Paul T. Bryant
Andrews Home Builders Inc
J. Robert Wells
Oakview Estates
W. D. Dawkins
Paul W. Davis
Oakwood Forest
Leon V. White
Charlotte G. White
Sherwood Park
Aldo F. Marcus
William D. Starkey
Earl J. Rodman
Sherwood W. Chesson
Highway
George Garland Jr
Billy Lee Smith
Joseph P. Mitchell
Jamestown- Guilford College Road
Guilford College Development Corp
R. V. Gamble
High Acres
Jamestown Drive Raises 1007 to Support Cancer Crusade
Jamestown residents and nearby communities contributed 1007.26 toward the 1965 Cancer Crusade in a Jamestown Junior Chamber of Commerce drive. Project chair Jack Perdue led 16 Jaycees and 60 volunteers visiting homes across Forestdale Oakdale Cedarwood Deep River and adjacent areas. Contributions were sent to the High Point Chapter of the American Cancer Society.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jack Perdue
Forestdale
Oakdale
Cedarwood
Deep River
Kivett Drive
Hicktory Chapel Road
TV LOG Teaching Bad Habits By Cynthia Lowry
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry notes how Little Leaguers imitate baseball heroes on TV and how golf players on Masters coverage spend little time on routine course care. She also highlights ABC's Daring American profile Mission to Malaya about two Peace Corps nurses, Rita Franzone and Marjorie Benning, shedding light on the Peace Corps experience.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
CBS
Malaya
ABC
Rita Franzone
Marjorie Benning
Hunted and Con Demned Appear in TV Capsule Views
Capsule blurbs summarize escapist TV plots with Jim Col burn escaping a hangout posse in The Hunted and an ego’s maniacal scientist choosing the Seaview for crush-depth experiments in The Condemned. Other notes include Karen as understudy, The Girls of Nazarene Affair, and Lucy tracking a mystery contest.
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Seaview
U.N.C.L
Illya
Thrush
Girls of Nazarene
Around Town and Woman World TV Schedule Listing
Local broadcast slots show industry parade coverage and morning segments. WGHP TV-8 and WFMY TV-2 air Around Town at 6:00, 6:15, and 6:30 with Woman World following at 6:45.
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Our Gang
Wfmy-Tv
RFC Piedmont
Ramona Curtis
Local TV Schedule Highlights Various Afternoon Programs
TV listings for WBTV WSLS and Charlotte station schedules show daytime soap operas like Love of Life Edge of Night and Secret Storm, followed by comedy and drama blocks including The Lucy Show Andy Griffith Show and One episode of The Tonight Show. Evening lines feature News Eyewitness Huntley and late film picks.
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Wghp-Tv
Wfmy-Tv
Wsjs-Tv
Lloyd Thaxton
Woody
Woodpecker
Walter Cronkite
Huntley Brink
Trails West
Un.c.le
U.N.C.L.E
Andy Griffith
Wendy & Me
Lucy
Andy Williams
Lucey
Bing Crosby
Bing
Andy Williams Hitchcock
Ben Casey
Nasty Nat
Nat Hitchcock
ABC
WBTV
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Vory
Bette Davis
Joseph Cotten
HUSH
Elvis Presley
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Elke Sommers
Thomasville
Riair Lot
Cristian Wallace Hee
Womerr
Cristian
America
Rola Wisserds
Mammoth
Midway
Benjamin Williams
Henry Fonda
Privn
Thrath
Glenn Ford
Rounders
WIGHT
High Point Township
Jamestown Township
Marvin R. Ingram
Alfred J. Dennis
J. Robert Connor Inc
Friendship Township
BagaTn
Tamme
Dale
Ann
Margret
Michael Parks
Isie
Mechanical Contractors
W. Green
Mrs. Filberts
South Main
M.D.J
Maxwell House
FLD. R
Est
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Peace Corps
Jim Colburn
Karen
Barney
Lucille Ball
Wendy
Jeff
Earl Twins
Andy
Joey Bishop
Nanette Fabray
Walter
Iph
Ellen Conway
Ellen
Ralph
Ellie
Bill Justin
Justin
Casey
Alfred Hitchcock
Alex Morrow
Naked City
Kitty Lamson
Danny Froken
Ek Aes
Biv
Tutall
Centennial Ave
Mike Wallace
I Love Lucy
Today Show
Real McCoys
Andy Griffitt
Lucy Show
F.O.R
Traffic Sefety
WSLS
Another World
Dent Ley
Mater Gamne
News
Woo
Laramie
Brinkie
Roanoke
Wsoc
Charlotte
Hospital
Ben
Huntley
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