Hit And Run Charged To Motorist
In a Leonard Street and Beam Street collision a pickup driver John Willie Lewis 23 was charged with hit and run and driving without a license after paint from his truck matched marks on a passenger car. Evelyn Gaddy named the striking vehicle and Lewis posted bond for the hit and run and no license. trial set for August 23.
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Leonard and
Beamon Streets
F. B. Peters
Evelyn Gaddy
Windley Street
Peters
Leonard Street
John Willie Lewis
Lewis
Ralph Grant York
Rt. 1
Sophia
High Point Memorial Hospital
Marvin Phillip Davis
W. Lexington Avenue
N. Main Street
Emerywood Court
Davis Auto
Main
Davis
York
Billy Garrett Nelson
Waldo Street
William Samuel Michael Jr
Joshua Street
Sinatra and Martin Delay Flight with Drinks in London
In London a Paris-bound BEA flight waited 103 passengers as Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin lingered in a Heathrow area bar refusing to board until they finished their drinks. Peter Lawford watched from the edge as the trio finally boarded three minutes before takeoff. Sammy Davis Jr. arrived later to join the group.
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London
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
British European Airways
Sinatra
Hollywood
Peter Lawford
Martin
Shepperton Studios
Spacemen
Bob Hope
Hong Kong
Sammy Davis Jr
Clan
Kennedy aide Edward arrives in Argentina on Latin America tour
Edward Kennedy arrived in Buenos Aires seeking to learn the problems and aspirations of Latin Americans. He said his visit carried the hope that Latin peoples will soon reach the universal human state they strive for.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Kennedy
Edward
Latin America
Weekend Shower Outlook Spreads Across Regions
Forecast shows showers Sunday from Ohio and Tennessee valleys through the mid and north Atlantic states and into the Pacific northwest. Widely scattered showers expected in northern and central Plains and the southeast. Temperatures rise from the southern Plains to the Carolinas while cooling occurs in the northern Plateau and Lakes to Ohio valley and north Atlantic states.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Mid and North Atlantic States
Pacific Northwest
Central
Plateau
California
Plains
Carolinas
Lakes
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
Junius Scales Remembered As Gentle Poetic Man
Coverage recalls Junius Irving Scales a North Carolina figure linked to a wartime veteran and ex Communist. Letters describe him as gentle intellectual, committed to helping others, while tracing his 1957 break with the Communist Party and evolving political views.
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Greensboro
N.C
Communist Party
Junius Irving Scales
Scales
Communist Party of the
United States
Junius Iving Scales
Irving
Stalin
Staling
Hungary
Seales
UNC
Did Ship Fail To Dip Colors In Royal Naval Contact
A wartime exchange describes whether the liner America dipped its ensign to the royal yacht Britannia during a close approach. The reply claimed the Tiger blocked the dip, while a captain asserted the ship saluted only from the bridge. Witness Dorling insisted no flag dipping occurred.
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London
Menry
Taprell Dorling
U.S
America
Dorling
Royal Yacht Squadron
Cowes
Prince Philip
Tiger
Commander In Chief
Portsmouth
Times of London
Admiralty
New York
Royal Pee
Royal Yacht
Frederick Fender
Terry's Challenge Accepted By NCEA
MARSHILL N C AP The North Carolina Education Association board accepted Gov Samford's quality education challenge and urged 30000 members to advance a program to let teachers teach and children learn. They praised leadership from the governor lieutenant governor House speaker and the General Assembly and endorsed the education board policy prioritizing teaching and learning opportunities.
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Lloyd Y. Thayer
NCEA
High Point City
Ncea Board
General Assembly
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
United Forces For Education
Board of Education
Kennedy selects Foster to head new disarmament agency
President Kennedy reportedly picked William C. Foster to lead a proposed U S disarmament agency aimed at phased Soviet inspections. Foster, ex ECA head and former deputy defense secretary, would oversee a program to present to the United Nations this fall.
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Kennedy
William C. Foster
Congress
Foster
Economic Cooperation Administration
Defense
Harry S. Truman
United Nations
U. S
Moscow
John J. McCloy
Khrushchev
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
McCloy
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
Robert A. Lovett
Humphry
Tower attacks Fulbright and intellectuals around JFK
Sen. John Tower assailed Sen. William Fulbright and intellectuals around President Kennedy as he spoke to the West Texas Press Association. He called Fulbright's Defense Department memorandum alarming and praised military leaders while questioning White House advisers.
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San Angelo
Tex
John Tower
Texas Republican
West Texas Press Association
William Fulbright
Tower
United States
Bertin
Fulbright
Washington
Midwestern University
Harvard
White House
Local Officer Crack Shot at Asheville Pistol Match
Capt. J. D. Wade of the High Point police department finished fourth in individual scores at a pistol match in Asheville tied to the North Carolina Police Executives Association. Wade received a trophy for his Camp Perry score as officers fired 30 bulls-eye rounds in timed intervals. Also competing were Capt. G. G. Leverett, Sgt. J. L. Fagan, Sgt. W. C. Chasteen, Det. C. E. Pearce and Patrolman R. C. Embry, who traveled Wednesday and shot Thursday before returning home that afternoon.
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J. D. Wade
High Point Police Department
Asheville
High Point
G. G. Leverett
J. L. Fagan
W. C. Chasteen
C. E. Pearce
R. C. Embry
Mountain City
High Point man wounded after deadly confrontation over liquor
A shooting in High Point left Simon dead and Trotter critically wounded after a struggle over whisky. Trotter reportedly wrestled the gun, fled to a living area, then collapsed. Memorial Hospital treated him for three bullet wounds. Coroner Block ruled murder for Simons with potential double murder if Trotter dies.
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Trotter
Simon
Memorial Hospital
Siler Ambulance
M. E. Block
Simons
Block
Italian air force launches Jupiter missile test from Antigua target
Cape Canaveral reports an Italian air force Jupiter missile, 59 feet long, flew 1 500 miles Friday night. The Defense Department says the flight met all objectives in 15 minutes, ending in a target zone off Antigua. A brilliant vapor trail lit the dusk sky as the rocket cooled in upper atmosphere.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Defense Department
West Indies
Antigua
Carrington Boggan Joins Florida Presbyterian College Freshman Class
Elton Carrington Boggan of High Point has been accepted as a member of Florida Presbyterian College's second freshman class. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Elton L. Boggan Jr. of 635 Colonial Dr.
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Elton Carrington Boggan
High Point
Florida Presbyterian College
Elton L. Boggan, Jr
Simple noodle aid saves 7000 Koreans from starvation
A simple noodle plant fed 7000 orphans, widows and students in Korea using American wheat flour corn meal and powdered milk. The relief shows Overseas Aid Program supported by Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups.
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South Korea
Kyonggi
Catholic—Bishops
Jewish
United Jewish Appeal
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
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