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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1965
Page
13
Workers from Upholsterers International Union AFL CIO strike at Naprings plant on Blandwood Drive since July 26 amid vandalism reports. Police filmed pickets and damaged property as parties blamed each other for breakdown in contract talks.
A religious invocation requests a grateful heart and awareness of those who touch lives. It seeks awakening to practical stability and lasting peace on earth for Thy home’s sake. Sizee, on ton, D. C., professor of gion and sa ehates ta ion t o Washing ton University.
A lone goose arrives on London Drive and becomes the daily playmate for 24 children. He leads and follows in games, roams the lanes, and sleeps in a crevice, waking at dawn to call kids to another day of fun. Goose forms a neighborhood bond and ends each day with quiet moments with the children.
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warm weather with thundershowers affecting about 20 percent of the area tonight and Thursday. Tonight’s low around 68 with a high near 89 expected for Thursday. Today's high was 85 and last night’s low was 65.
Ralph E. Miller of the Point Em eecn Security Commission says July employment activity improved over June with 388 new applications and 312 jobs unfilled. The agency notes manufacturing and wholesale retail placements rose while vacancies remained high versus last year.
Randolph County school board clings to a policy barring transfers out of county, angering students and parents who seek to remain at their longtime schools. Seniors face lost courses and disrupted ties as election day looms and backlash grows.
Facilities at Camp Hackney will be open to Boy Scout units for weekend camping in August while plans are made for the fall roundup. Troop 17 will attend this weekend. Units must obtain a camping permit and have an adult chaperone. The camp can host up to 40 units and offers fishing and swimming gear.
Investigation of murder ongoing with officers interviewing numerous individuals but no conclusive evidence yet. Authorities pursue new lines of inquiry and await further statements from witnesses or experts.
A special service is set for Friday at 7 30 p m at 400 Harrison Street Mount Olive Holiness Church of Thomasville will oversee the event.
Fire officials say routine home inspections and public education on fire hazards can prevent many house fires. Shelton notes the program seeks to reduce fire damage by informing residents.
Rob ert Kearns of Rt 3 High Point reports odd harvests in his garden. He found a potato sprouting four more potatoes from one, likened to a hen with chicks. He also harvested cantaloupes two from a single vine, eight inches long, attached at the sides, of the Hale's Best variety, with no visible injury.
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