Great Ideas groups and High Point swim club info
Great Books group meets 7:30 p.m. Thursdays in the public library audio visual room September through May with librarian Neal Austin inviting new members. Great Decisions runs February to March on Tuesday evenings to study international affairs. High Point Swim Club invites new members via president Bob Cottam at 885-2890 with Vic Sanniota, coach.
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Public Library
Neal Austin
High Point
Bob Cottam
High Point Swim Club
Vic Sanniota
Northeast Junior High
Peeping In The Privet on Avalon Blain Corner
D A S notes traffic vision at Avalon and Blain as obstructed by bushes. Moss cites city ordinance requiring property owners to keep corners clear. If not corrected, the city may notify the owner and fine up to fifty dollars daily. Moss offers consultation at 882 9226.
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Avalon and
Blain
D.A.S. A
R. V. Moss
Moss
How to Collect Rent When a Tenant Abandons Trailer
The answer explains filing a judgment against the man who left owing rent and for property damage. It notes collection depends on locating him and hoping he becomes financially able to pay.
Birth Certificate Help and Local Annexation Talks
A reader notes a free census based Age Search Division service for delayed birth certificates. Engineer Max Palmer says the Oakview Estates reservoir won’t affect annexation or city services, while residents may petition for annexation. A YMCA query about straight pool sticks is settled. Whitaker reports 20 straight sticks in use and ongoing games.
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U. S. Bureau of Census
Suitland
Maryland
S. I
Oakview Estates
J. T. A. Nah
Max Palmer
Carl Chavis Ymca
A.S. A
C. A. Whitaker
TOPS group info and local success in High Point
The Q and A notes TOPS take off pounds sensibly with weekly weigh ins and group therapy. A local chapter near High Point reports members shedding 20 to 35 pounds since last October.
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High Point
Westmoreland urges persistent pressure to defeat Communists in Vietnam
Gen. William C. Westmoreland told Congress that only unwavering but discriminating military political and psychological pressure can defeat the Communist foe in Vietnam. He described U.S. forces as unbeatable and warned of intensified enemy buildup across the DMZ and through Laos, while pledging strong home-front support.
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Washington
William C. Westmoreland
Congress
Vietnam
House
Senate
Westmoreland
U.S
Cambodia
Laos
White House
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
United States
Ubon
Thailand
Bangkok
North
1St Corps
ECC Bid For University Status Defeated In Senate
East Carolina College's 18 month drive to become an independent university ended in a Senate vote 27 opposed to 22 in favor with one absent. Gov. Moore urged ECC trustees to seek entry into the Consolidated University of North Carolina and ECC President Leo Jenkins called for continued funding.
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ECC
Senate
Raleigh
East Carolina College
North Carolina Senate
Tus
Worth Gentry
D-Stokes
Dan Moore
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Leo Jenkins
East Carolina
General Assembly
Heavy fighting as 12 Marines die in South Vietnam shelling
Communist forces intensified shelling in the northern sector as U S Marines suffer 12 fatalities and 180 wounded while 7 Army artillerymen are hurt. South Vietnamese casualties reported as light with no enemy losses. Viet Cong declare a 48 hour truce for Buddha's birthday amid ongoing operations.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Hanoi-Haiphong
1St Corps
Separate UNC Boards of Trustees Proposed
Senator Harry Bagnal introduces a bill to create nine member boards for UNC Chapel Hill Raleigh Charlotte and Greensboro each with six year staggered terms. The General Assembly would pick trustees for all four units, replacing the current single 100 member board.
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Raleigh
Harry Bagnal
Forsyth
University of North Carolina
Bagnal
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Greensboro
General Assembly
Coppolino Sentenced to Life in Wife Murder Case
In Naples Florida Dr Carl Coppolino was convicted of second degree murder in the drug related killing of his wife Carmela and received a life term with possibility of parole none.
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Naples
Fla
Carl Coppolino
Carmela
F. Lee Bailey
Cappolino
Coppolino
Mary Coppolino
Carl Co
Polino
Frank Schaub
Schaub
William Strode
Harry Miller
Lynn Silvertooth
Bailey
Boston
Sam Sheppard
Raiford
Extension of No-Strike Period Asked
President Johnson urged Congress to extend the no strike period by 45 days to June 17 amid railroad disputes with six shop craft unions. House action slated for Monday as Johnson threatens possible legislation if no settlement occurs.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
White House
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Safe & Sound
North Carolina
Andy Griffith
Mount Airy
A. D
Virginia
By Fred S. Hoffman
Gen. Westmoreland
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Buddha
UNC Boards of Trustees
UNC
Coppolinos
George Christian
Pixies
By Wohl
United Feature Syndicate
The
Armed Services
Cassius Clay
Houston
Clay
Will Grimsley
Tex
Federal Building
Muhammad Ali
San Jacinto Street
Russia
Red China
Joe A. Real
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