Miracle heart operation makes life possible at Chapel Hill
Lacy High, 34, underwent a closed heart operation at North Carolina Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill after years of heart trouble. Doctors lowered his body temperature and used a lung blood supply to revive his heart, a daily miracle credited to research and Red Cross efforts. He returned home after eight days and hopes to resume work in October.
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High Point Heart Assn
Red Cross Bloodmobile
High Point
Alfred Bailock
Richard Peters
Heart Surgery
False Reports Cause Police Distractions and Town Accidents
Five ambulances were summoned to Kennedy Hill on Highway 29 70 A between 6 and 7 p.m. after false reports of traffic injuries. In the ensuing incidents two personal injury crashes occurred on W Green Street and S Main Street. Donald Heath, 37, suffered possible fractures when his car pulled from a driveway and was struck by another car driven by Stephen Franklin Chappell, 20. Damage was about 800 dollars to each vehicle. Ward of Sunrise Avenue briefly injured his back after a ditch collision on the highway access road and fainted, requiring an ambulance. Edwin L Roberson, 130, and his family were involved in a westbound Lexington Avenue accident with William Gordon, 27, resulting in 225 and 100 dollars damage respectively. Gordon was charged with improper passing.
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Afl
W. Green Street
S. Main Street
Donald Heath
Stone
Stephen Frank
Lin Chappell
Putnam Street
R. C. Ward
Sunrise Ave
Thomasville
Ward
Spain
Lexington Avenue
Edwin L. Roberson
Camden Avenue
Roberson
William C. Gordon
Fifth Avenue
Tel Gordon
Roperson
Gordon
Couple Duel With Axe in Fork and Axe Incident
Police filed assault with a deadly weapon charges after a fork and axe confrontation on Meredith Street. Anna Mae Bethea, 10, was armed with a fork and allegedly stabbed Johnny H. Brown, 29, in the chest, Brown countered with an axe. Bethea claimed Brown swung first. bond set at 50 for Bethea and 100 for Brown. Trial slated in Municipal Court August 21.
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Meredith Street
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Short Street
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Tem
Sis Tops Brothers on First Fishing Trip in Thomasville
Bonnie Moore recalls her debut fishing trip on a Thomasville pier where she caught a shark larger than the boys fish, drawing attention as the lone girl angler. The tale blends family moments with regional notes on summer and local substance about nearby towns and beer politics.
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Thomasville
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Yaupon Beach
High Point and Clinton performers dazzle in town talent show
In a local auditorium a panel of judges praised 20 winners during a series of exhibitions. Shelby Jean Davis from High Point performed an original piano piece Blue Coral winning applause alongside Sharon Faye Morris of James town and Jessamine L. Hiatt of Clinton who delighted with opera and modern numbers. The event included light moments with Miss Jackie Mitchell from Guilford College and a radio address by Chancellor Adenauer in Germany to lift tensions. Savings bands were promised for the top 20 performers.
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Davidson County
Jamestown Abc
High Point
Thomasville
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Sharon Faye Morris
Jamestown
Jessamine L. Hiatt
Clinton
List of Bachelor degree candidates across multiple cities
The document lists candidates for Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees by city and name. Names include Gordon A. Beach James M. Sean Jr William H. Cook Jr Tod Carlton Moore and Mary Apts among others, with numerous residential addresses and a separate note on civil defense preparedness and fall-out shelters advised by Spinnett.
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High Point
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Ecker Apts
James M. Sean Jr
Flist St
William H. Cook Jr
Ward St
William Thomas Guy
Steele St
Alice Marie McIlvaine
Edgedate
Tod Carlton Moore
Richardson
Edward Wallace Mullis
Chestnut
Thomas Edwin Myers
Welch
James Preston Reece
Johnson
Winston-Salem
Vernilce
Victor Berr_ oth Jr
Robert Eugene Boles
Greensboro Rd
Williarm Bryan Jones
AOS
Hutton St
Lexington
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MT. Airy
Jimmy Ray Bovies
Morganton
Joseph Pitts Patton
W. Union St. Reidsville
Shelby Dawn Strickland
Mel Nell A. Stallings
Hawthorne
Fla
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Charles Leon Adams
Grace Arga Allen
Rhaba Riggins Duckworth
Dartmouth
Bey Lou Griffith
Willwood
High Point Civil Defense Budget Pushes Preparedness
The 1962 High Point budget includes 34355 for civil defense, with 20000 for a siren system and aims to match federal funds. Local groups train volunteers, radio operators, and Red Cross first aid, while advisory councils seek business support as fallout risks and nationwide prep drive are aired.
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Civil Defense
George Spinnett
Washington
High Point
Peg
Red Cross
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Spinnett
Vigil Protest Grows At Kinzua Dam Site
Ten people staged a weekend vigil at the Allegheny River Dam site in western Pennsylvania to protest the multimillion dollar project that floods Seneca lands. Organized by the Treaty of 1794 Committee, largely members of the Society of Friends, the vigil runs through Labor Day as Don De Vault cites treaty violations and Indian affliction. President Kennedy said construction cannot be stopped.
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Pennsylvania
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DeVault
Philadelphia
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Warren
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Kennedy
Basil Williams
The
New Yorkers Face Special Session Over City School Scandal
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller agreed to convene a special session of the New York Legislature to address corruption and mismanagement in New York City's school system. State Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. urged state intervention after the latest charges.
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Trinity
George Spinnett
Lois Millikan
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Spinnett
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Harold Cheek
New York
New York City
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Robert F. Wagner
Allen
Wagner
Rockefeller
Albany
N. Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Allan
Sammart
Republican Congressman Speech Set in Greensboro
Rep Charles R Jonas of North Carolina 10th District plans a Greensp oro Netary Club meeting at 1 pm and a press conference at 303 Wentworth Dr Greensboro at 2 30 pm He is the state s lone Republican and faces Rep Paul A Kitchin after the district was eliminated due to the 1960 census population loss in North Carolina.
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Charles R. Jonas
North Carolina
Greensporo
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General Assembly
One-shot Derringer Pistol Surrenders in Britain Amnesty
London AP reports a derringer pistol, carried by women in the American West, was handed in at a Scottish police station during Britain s first week of an amnesty. Authorities say the program aims to cut crime by removing legal firearms from public hands.
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London
Great Britain
Freedom 7 Capsule May Be Displayed At North Carolina Fair
In Charlotte AP reports the Freedom 7 capsule honoring Alan Shepard may tour the North Carolina Trade Fair. Paul Younts says NASA access needed. exhibit may open Oct 12 with Kennedy presiding over UNC anniversary address in Chapel Hill. Other big names hinted for attendance include Sis Griffith and Carl Sandburg.
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University of North Carolina
Sis Griffith
Carl Sandrg
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