Sheriff Defends Guilford County Jail Controls Before Exchangites
Sheriff Clayton Jones faced tough questions from High Point Exchangites as he defended Guilford County’s jail operations. He denied outside contact except with a bondsman, said rights were violated if telephones were denied, promised to investigate misconduct reports, and signaled potential rule relaxations while outlining improvements.
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Forrest Cates
High Point Exchangites
Clayton Jones
Guilford County
Jones
Greensboro
Sheriff Jones Defends Jail Oversight At Museum Club
FUN AT THE MUSEUM reports Sheriff Jones addressed concerns raised by club members about jail administration and bondsmen. He asserted control over jails including High Point, discussed bonding issues, and defended limited supervision of jailers while noting ongoing investigations by High Point police into a recent elderly woman’s bludgeoning.
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Menia
Jones
Justice of the Peace
Sheriff’s Department
High Point
Sheriff's Department
High Point Police Department
Greater Use Of High Point Museum Foreseen By Culler
High Point officials expect higher museum attendance as more residents learn of the growing collection. Culler urged donations from citizens and noted new items are continually added. The civic center project was also discussed with a firm hired for a preliminary study. Directors listed in the annual meeting included Neal Austin and Glenn Cribfield.
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Greater High Point Civic Center and Museum Corp
High Point
Culler
Neal Austin
Glenn Cribfield
Dick Culler Jr
Robert Cutler
George S. Erath
John Haworth
Mrs. Kirkman declines council post after vacancy
City council seeks a new appointee to fill the Third Ward vacancy after Katharine Kirkman declines the post. Mayor Carson Stout said a replacement will probably be contacted. The seat opened when Arthur Corpening resigned after being named to the State Board by Governor Dan K Moore.
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Katharine Kirkman
Carson Stout
Arthur Corpening
Third Ward
State Board of Conservation and Development
Dan K. Moore
High Point Area Weather Forecast Update
The forecast for the High Point area calls for fair skies tonight with a low around 60 degrees. Wednesday should be clear to partly cloudy with a warmer high, followed by Thursday’s partly cloudy conditions and warmer temperatures.
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High Point
Local Jehovah's Witnesses Attend Chattanooga District Convention
Local Jehovah's Witnesses returned from a four day District Convention in Chattanooga Tennessee. The event featured Bible talks and instruction with a stance not to debate social or political current events, urging Bible established attitudes and beliefs.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Minus- Jehovah's Witnesses
Ernest A. Greene Named 1965 North Carolina Driver of the Year
Ernest A. Greene, a veteran truck driver with over 2,419,600 miles in 30 years, receives the 1965 North Carolina Driver of the Year trophy from Gov. Dan K. Moore. Greene is now with Greene Haulers Inc of Fayetteville after previously driving for Southern Transportation Co of High Point. J. T. Outlaw, executive vice president of the North Carolina Motor Carriers Assn, stands nearby.
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Ernest A. Greene
Dan K. Moore
North Carolina
J. T. Out
Blue Law Overhaul Delayed by City Council Disagreement
Mayor Carson Stout said several councilors have ideas about the blue law and questions of legality prevent a formal discussion. The law overhaul remains uncertain as council members return from illnesses and a vacant seat. The committee also denied a Tennessee cable franchise request and approved a free pool admittance for senior high students at the start of the school year.
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Carson Stout
Council
Law and Public Safety Committee
Stout
Eee
Roy Culler
James Millis
Catv Services Inc
Kingsport
Tenn
Seatult Taavelin Poeneae Tr
Harold Cheek
Duke Power
High Point
Walter Huber
Fred Swartzberg
High Point Youth Council
Sancon
Bids studied for Jamestown sewer line project
Sam W. W. Smith Inc of Leaksville emerged as the apparent low bidder at 61 149.29 for sewer lines serving Ragsdale High School GTI complex and nearby schools near Jamestown. Bids were reviewed by W. F. Freeman Inc for study and planning director Cassatroc urged subdivision map fees to aid small landowners.
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Greensboro
Sam _ w W. Smith Inc
Leaksville
Ragsdale High School
Guilford Technical Institute
Jamestown
Board of County Commissioners
W. F. Freeman Inc
High Point
Millis Road
GTI
Lindsay Cassat Roc
Eral
Cox
48 Candidates For Degrees In Summer School At HPC
High Point College announces 48 graduates in three degree programs for August 21. First time BA in Teaching graduates are expected, with commencement at Memorial Auditorium at 10 30 a.m. Invocation by Dr Grimsley Hobbs. Names include Russell Grey Brown Jr Lottie Hill Chance Barbara K Bailey and many others from High Point and beyond.
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HPC
Harold E. Conrad
High Point College
Conrad
United
Memorial Auditorium
Grimsley Hobbs
Western North Carolina Conference
Russell
Grey Brown Jr
Gerald Francis Fennell
Mineola
N. Y
Charles John Hellstein
Bergenfield
Albert W. Rauch
Fleetwood
Pennsylvania
David Tony Parsons
Candor
Jean Carole McCollumville
Avney Joner Warwick
Edward Coles West
Stuart
High Point
Ayton Blizzard
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Guilford
John E. Walters
Little Red School ‘House
Oper
Art Richardson
Kirkman
Jehovah's Witnesses
High Point Enterprise
Masako Kotani
Kariya
Japan
Leo Heer
C. W. Phillips
Friendship Airport
Miss Kotani
Rotary International
Heer
Jim Hawkins
Enterprise
R. N. Linville
Thomasville
Bobby Will Gordon
Lee Dr
Edward Steele Leonar Jr
Fisher A
If Eye
Win
ston-Salem
Shupp Ing Henline
and Doris Turner Robinson
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