Mining stocks show mixed movement on open trading
Among the golds American South African Investment erased its Thursday 3 point advance and traded unevenly as Gown 4 moved. Dome Mines declined more than a point while Homeslake and Campbell Red Lake slipped fractionally. Fairchild Camera rallied a few points and Brunswick gained on a low price. Eastern Airlines edged up close to a point as trading spread across scattered list sections.
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Dome
Homeslake
Campbell Red Lake
Fairchild Camera
Brunswick
Eastern Airlines
New York
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Pettigaale
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Unites
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Librarian Will Take New Post in Thomasville
Miss Robbie Patterson longtime head of adult services at High Point Public Library resigns to join Thomasville City Schools. She will run the Colonial Drive School library program, select and catalog books, and work with students and teachers. Patterson is a Guilford College graduate with North Carolina Public School Librarian and teaching certificates and is pursuing UNC graduate studies.
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Robbie Patterson
High Point
Neal Austin
Patterson
Thomasville
Miss Patterson
Colonial Drive School
Guilford College
North Carolina
University of North Carolina At
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Policeman Stabbed At Pilot Mountain Station in Attack
Winston-Salem AP report says Policeman James Thomas 31 underwent urgent surgery at Baptist hospital after a skirmish at Pilot Mountain police station. Potts of Mount Airy charged with assault with deadly weapon with intent to kill. Potts was stopped for running a red light with Glenn and Artiss Bowman present. Officer in satisfactory condition.
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Winston - Salem
Pilot Mountain
James Thomas
Baptist Hospital
Aon
Glenn James Fetts
Mount Airy
Rit
Marvin Hutchens
Thomas
Potts
Glenn
Artiss Bowman
Bowman Brothers
Anc Hagan
Hutchens
Sheriff Names Gibson Chief For Guilford County Office
Sheriff Clay Jones announced Trenton Gibson will become chief of the Guilford County Sheriff's Department. Gibson will also serve as head of the department's investigative division and as administrative assistant to the sheriff in the City County Building. Officials say Gibson is considered safe and in command.
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Cgreensboro
Clay
Ton Jones
Guilford
Toj
Gibson
Trenton Gibson
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High Pointer Receives Post
Mrs. John W. Austin of Linsdale Drive is named one of 11 women appointed as congressional district directors by state Democratic party officials. The directors will help coordinate party activities in their districts.
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John W. Austin
Linsdale Drive
Willelp
Democratic Heeewe
Gibson named head of operations at High Point Sheriff
The .43 head of operations at High Point, Gibson replaces Capt. Dallas H. Lee who resigned last month. Gibson, with the department since 1945, follows Sheriff Jones who was released Thursday from High Point Memorial Hospital after a kidney ailment. Jones promoted Sgt. Hal G. TranSou to lieutenant of patrol to lead a shift.
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High Point
Gibson
Dallas H. Lee
Tasil
Sheriff Jones
High Point Amorial Hospital
Hal G. Tran- Sou
Lincoln Day recalls emancipation as Negro rights rise
In a Capitol ceremony the President signed a wartime bill in the President's Room, echoing Lincoln's 1863 act freeing enslaved people. Attendees included Vivian Malone and Rosa Parks as the speech linked liberty to the long fight for Negro rights and democracy.
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Senate
Capitol
Herbert Hoover
Senate Chamber
Abraham Lincoln
Confederate States
Lincoln
Johnson
Vivian Malone
Justice Department
University of Alabama
Rosa Parks
Montgomery
Ala
Jamestown
Thomasville Population Growth Seen Through 1980 Plan
A 1960s projections study by Davison County foresees Thomasville surging to about 125,602 by 1980, surpassing Lexington as the county seat. The report details demographic shifts, rising employment in commerce and professional fields, and calls for diversified manufacturing to sustain growth while preserving independence as a self-contained industrial city.
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Thomasville
Lexington
Davison
Counly
Piedmont Region
Department ‘of ‘Conservation and Development
Division of Community
High Points Civil Defense Prepares Shelter Manager Kits
High Point's Civil Defense office readies 44 shelter manager kits for 28 shelters and 14 areas. George Spirinett notes kits in metal boxes include forms, procedures, duties, organizational charts, supplies inventory, legal authority, medical and radiological guidance, street maps, and training reminders to refresh managers during emergencies.
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High Point
Civil Defense Office
Civil Defense
George Spirmett
Spinnett
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New Houses Boost Building Permits In High Point
High Point inspections issued 19 new house permits totaling 273300 and 25 roofing permits at 7548, 22 residential improvements totaling 22940, 15 residential repairs for 9750. Several firms gained building expansions and duplex and single residence permits across multiple streets including Nottingham Barbee Westchester and King Streets.
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High Point Inspections Department
Hatteras Yacht Co
Kivett Drive
Ralph C. Starnes
King Street
Lila “Moore
Henley Paper Co
Hamilton Street
Charles L. Amos Jr
Nottingham Road
Diversified Services
Barbeeee
J. Fred Andrews
Westchester Drive
Henry Sha Yitz Realty Co
Cedrow Drive
Oberlin Drive
O'Neill Street
Runyon Drive
L. HH. Bottom
Rathore Begins Trip To India
Rathore a 47 year old minister educator with terminal kidney disease left Charlotte on Eastern Air Lines flight 252 in the first leg of a long journey back to India. Donations from Concord and surrounding areas raised over 1400 for tickets for Rathore and his wife. He taught philosophy and religion at Barber-Selecial College before illness. an ordained Methodist minister who came to the US in 1952 to study at Indiana University. The couple will transfer at Kennedy Airport for an Air India flight to New Delhi after a five hour layover.
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Charlotte
Jagarnah
Rathore
India
Eastern Air Lines
Concord
Lucknow
Barber
EAL
Newark
N.J
Kennedy Airport
Ying Air India
New Delhi
Police Close In On UNC Coed Killing Suspect
Investigators in Chapel Hill North Carolina say they are on the trail of the killer in the stabbing death of Suellen Evans 21 of Mooresville in UNC botanical garden last Friday. Police have questioned more than a dozen suspects with no one in custody. State Bureau of Investigation Director Walter Anderson says officers are fairly confident the killer is a Negro. A coed and a janitor reported seeing a Negro or foreigner flee after the scream and Evans died from stab wounds. Nearly 200 UNC students searched the garden for the weapon but found nothing.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
Suellen Evans
Mooresville
UNC
State Bureau of Investigation
Walter Anderson
Miss Evans
Ling
Botanical Garden
Lee Tee Ee Ito
Chapel ‘Hil
James Farrell
Willoughby Named Roads Officer in Raleigh
George Willoughby 33 of Raleigh, a long time state employee, was named state secondary roads officer by the North Carolina Highway Commission. A Dunn native, he joined the commission seven years ago as an administrative assistant and was noted as assistant secondary roads officer in 1961. Chairman Joe Hunt praised the appointment as crucial, saying he weighed politics and practicality. Willoughby, a Campbell Junior and Atlantic Christian College graduate, replaces the previous officer as the new commission met. The panel also approved 16 million dollars for unpaved road work, awarded bids on 18 highways across 18 counties, and set aside one million for public service roads.
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Raleigh
George Willoughby
North Carolina Highway Commission
Dunn
Willoughby
Highway Commission
Secondary Roads Department
Joe Hunt
Campbell ‘Junior
Atlantic Christian Colleges
Don Matthews
State Seashore Commission
N.C
Kinston
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