GOP Plans Study of 100 Opponents
Washington AP reports GOP strategists plan two district surveys in 160 Democratic target districts to map voters and issues. The effort aims to sharpen campaign plans and emulate poll-driven tactics used by Johnson and Kennedy. Rep Bob Wilson notes some polls exist in five districts and identifies states include California Iowa New York South Carolina and a western state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Horselan
GOP
Repub
Illicans
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wilson
Bob Wilson
California
Sronz
Iowa
New York
South Carolina
Greene Plans Lejeune Visit
Gen Wallace Atareane Jr will visit Camp Lejeune and New River Marine Air Facility. He is scheduled to arrive at 8 am and depart Washington in the evening. A news conference is set for noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Marine’ Corps
Wallace Atareane Jr
Camp Lejjeune
Bonner Reported To Be Recovering From Surgery
A Baptist Hospital spokesman said Friday that Congressman Bonner is in satisfactory condition after a July 2 operation to remove a carceral obstruction. Recovery is expected to be slow as the process continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner
North Carolina
Baptist Hospital
Multi act TV night features Anthony and the Imperials and Winston
Tonight's broadcaster lineup includes Little Anthony and the Imperials, Liza Merimelli, Jackie Vernon, Johnny Tillotson, and the Kings with spring themed songs. Also listed are Gilligan's Island plot, Lawrence Welk guest Nick Lucas, Dobie Gillis picnic plan, Secret Agent smuggling trap, and a Hollywood Palace segment with Burl Ives, Anna Moffo, Edgar Bergen. The schedule shows movie features Trial and The Invisible Man Returns, plus sports and weather segments across stations Charlotte and Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Anthony and
the Imperials
Liza Merimelli
Jackie Vernon
Johnny Tillotson
Porter Wagoner
Wilburn Bros
Sun Wilburn Bros
King Family
Kent
Jones
Lawrence Welk
Dobie Gillis
NBC
Hollywood
Deaths And Funerals in Thomasville Area
Edith Robbins and Edith Dugette obituary fragment followed by several obituaries. Luther Clemmons of Thomasville died in Waynesville hospital after long illness. Obituary details name family, residences Worthville Junaluska Long Chapel and Worthville Cemetery, with service at Worthville Baptist Church. Survivors include wife Lillian Shuford Clemmons, sisters Kay Cameron Kennedy and others, brothers Chearmans and Clemons, many grandchildren. Funeral at Worthville Baptist Church, burial in Worthville Cemetery. other notices reference Willis of Lake Junaluska, James W. Farlow Jr, and an obituary for a furniture association member with services in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Luther Davis Clemmons
Leneee
Fritar
Waynesville
Davidson
Mos
D. Bowmar
James L. Clemmons
Liz Williamson
Worthville
Heath Clemmons
Carl Williamson
Hideboro
Wade
Junily
Junahsdka Odell
Williamson
Randleman
Metilard Leebee Williamson
Edge
Long's Chapel
Peelddaies Maen Tea
Pean of the World
Lillian Shuford
Avery Kay
Newport News
L. B. Cameron
High Point
Woodrow. Kennedy
James I
Chearmans
Joseph Clemmons
Hyattsville
Ben Wi
Willis
Lake Jumahiska
Long’s Chapl
National
T Harley Williams
James
Iw. Farlow Jr
Inj
Te Thomasville City Cemetery
Funeral set for James Allen
Funeral for James Lee Allen, 58, of High Point, will be held at 2 39 p m Sunday at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev Elliott Bo Stewart officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. He lived at 1108 Sherrod Ave and died after a heart attack at home. Survived by multiple siblings and half siblings. He was a former policeman and campus worker at High Point College. Burial in church cemetery after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermeny Sraeaey Ates Odette
UFEIT
Pay We Moore
Ether
Worthville Baptist Church
Worthville Cemetery
James Lee Allen
Trinity Baptist’ Church
Elliott Bo Stewart
Oakwood
Sherrod Ave
Mr. Allen
Converse
S.C
John
Joanna Wayt
Seumecuceun
Easter Allen
High Point
New Salem Meth
Rev. Cameron
Dodson
High Point College
Pugh
Marjorie Dwyer
Achehora
Trinity Baptist
Piero
Jeter Comer
Seehrest Chapel
J. A. Grout
J. Harvey Clark
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
W. S. Hausier
R. T. Chambers
PF. I. Duncan
H. M. Carroll
D. F. Davis
Gdis
Nance
Mr. Brady
W. Green Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
Charlotte
North Carolina Baptist. State Convention
Robert Lassater
Baptists
Furniture dealer Seeraapar Teer RTT dies. funeral planned
Seeraapar Teer RTT, longtime leader in the Norfolk Willis Wayside Furniture Store and a frequent High Point visitor, died at his home. Funeral arrangements in Norfolk are incomplete. Paul Rir shaw, 60, of Route 3 Randleman died at his home Friday, leaving two sisters and several brothers as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeeraapar
High Point
Willis Wayside Furniture
Norfolk
Randleman
Paul R.irshaw
Rt. 3
Hig
Curtis Brookshire
Rev. Ward
Rt. 2
Randierman
Tous Brothers
Eugene Hinshaw
Vance Hinshaw
Atlanta,Ga
Claude Hinshaw
Greensboro
Albert Hinshaw
Rex Randlamon
Burglar Locks Door After Theft in Madisonville
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Day left their home unlocked in Madisonville Kentucky. On returning they could not enter as a burglar who stole a watch and money locked the door and took the key. The item mentions beauty college advertising and a cinema opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Roscoe Day
Feauty Culture
Cal
Artistic Beauty College
Our Cinie
Aborigines Paratroops Shake Hands Handshake Gesture In Highlands
A U S paratroopers of the 173rd Brigade in helicopters approached a Montagnard village south of Route 19 in the highlands. After initial tension two villagers emerged from a bunkered hole and finally an elder extended his hand. A Black sergeant lowered his weapon and shook hands, the villagers erupting in emotion as women and children came out. The scene highlighted the Montagnards loyalty to French aid workers and Americans amid the Vietnam conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drong
South Be 'Narn
Taba
U.S
173Rd Brigade
Montagnard
Highlands
Plaiku
Due Cs
Fa Drangiver
James L. Walters
Muskegon, Mich
North
Outh
Viet Nam
McAuliffe compares Vietnam soldiers to Battle of the Bulge hero
Gen. Anthony McAuliffe, visiting Fort Campbell, says modern American soldiers are twenty years better, seven feet tall and more aggressive than his World War II unit. He recalls Bastogne and notes Viet Nam fighting will be costly but must be won, with friendly fire confusions and terrain challenges shaping the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bowles
McAuliffe
Fort ‘Campbell
Apy
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Bastogne
101St “Screaming Eagle
Bastogrie
Medulitte
McAucliffe
Bulge
Viet Nam
Iean
Jungle Epilogue Atop the Clearing Choppers Rise
Soldiers distribute aspirin and scan for jaundice while Montagnards savor ration salt. A woman wears a spoon in her hair as a decorative token. Tribesmen discuss toilet tissue as a chief rolls a cigarette. A woman opens a can with teeth. lice scratched. The platoon departs amid waves and cheers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greene
Lejeune
Cranshaw
By Jimmy Hatlo
Pratt
PUPAL
Baltimore
Kentucky Jones
Wong Lee
Gilligan's Island
Nick Lucas
Lawrence
Thalia
Dobie
Drake
Charlofti
Glenn Ford
Dorothy McGuire
Hollywood Palace
Burl Ives
Anna Moffo
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Ann Miller
Kitty
Julie Blane
Dodge
Doc
Val
Sir Cedaric Hardwicke
Vincent Prica
Wgep-Tv
Parsons
Laramie
WSLL
Roanoke
WSOC
Mr. Mages
Amos
Atty
Gill Anderson
Kittie Hobe
Alan Burks
Kentucky
Jon
WEMY
WSIS
Robin Hood
Cara Williams
L. D. Clemmons
Ian
Edith Robbins
Our
R. D.dugette
Ben J. Willis
James Allen
Awa Ee Vetaman Penegagees
Service
Myrtle Smith
Sylvia
Cleasure Allen
Fowell
Tenn
J. D. Allen
Rabbitsville
Alvin W. Allen
Pow|' Fell
Henry Allen
Clifton
George Allen
Norris Hill
Albert Allen
Lenoir
Jeter
Brady
Paul Hinshaw
TRA W. Commerce
Susan Fisher
Asheboro
Susan Ballard Fisher
Rt. 1
Funeral Home
Aberence Goel
Fayetteville
Eastside
Nurt
Carthage
High Point Call
STV
Tercera Mehta
Isays McAuliffe
Katie Elder
For All
Hedgecock Lumber CO
Hauser
Hauser Rental Service
Mat Warrysom, J
D.C
Whlumson
Mors
del-Grees
la Merchiverting
Mocron
Mal Green Seling
WilGreen
Fomee
N. Elm
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!