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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1960

Page

6

Integration Pressure On Rise

The Southern Regional Council states that federal power will push against racial discrimination regardless of who wins in November. It notes rising youth revolt and shrinking Southern political influence as reshaping school desegregation, with cases near 50 on federal dockets. It cites imminent desegregation in New Orleans Knoxville Pine Bluff and Florida and warns of a looming crisis if New Orleans falters.

Atlanta Southern Regional Council New Orleans Knoxville Tenn Pine Bluff Ark Florida South Deep South Little Rock

Lutheran Women End Meet in North Carolina Convention

Mrs. G. R. Patterson of Hickory was reelected president of the United Lutheran Church Women of North Carolina at the 75th convention in Hickory. New officers included Mrs. Paul Stout as vice president Mrs. Fred M. Ramseur recording secretary and Mrs. Robert N. Peery statistical secretary. Dr F L Conrad of Salisbury addressed the session. Saturday night program featured Mrs Roy L Winters of Spring City Pennsylvania national head of the women's auxiliary.

Hickory N.C G. R. Patterson United Lutheran Church Women of Salisbury North Carolina Lutheran Synod Roy L. Winters Spring City

Money Won't Buy Friends Civitan Says

Civitan International president Paul B. Wever told 200 delegates in Goldsboro North Carolina that money cannot win lasting friendships with foreign nations He said some countries are not ready for democracy and oppose being pressured to adopt it Francis Essie of Wingate led the NC Civitan gathering and Civitans VP C Wesley Williams from Raleigh attended

Francis Essie Wingate North Carolina

FDR Jr. to Address North Carolina Cattlemen

Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. will address about 400 Hertford cattlemen at the North Carolina Hereford Breeders Assn annual meeting and field day. The event, at the Teeter Hereford farm near Mooresville, features a talk on building a sound promotional program for farms.

Mooresvile N.C Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Hertford Roosevelt North Carolina Hereford Breeders Assn Willis L. Teeter Here North Carolina

Balloon causes minor injury in Greensboro child

Three year old John Deaton Jr. was cut by glass splinters when a water balloon fell through a windshield from an overhead bridge in Conover. Police said a boy admitted dropping the balloon as a prank. no charges were filed. Monaco density noted separately in the report.

Conover N.C John Deaton Jr Greensboro U.S

Armed Man Eludes Dragnet of Police in Tulare S D

Police besieged the Donald Blume farm during a 39 hour stand off after an assault warrant was issued. Blume, a 38 year old bachelor, was believed armed with two rifles and a pistol. A neighbor, Russell Harms, had reported a shot fired at his driveway. The search yielded no trace of Blume.

Tulare S. D Donald Blume Blume Richard Bettey Russell Harms Harms

Cleveland Sheriff Heads State Group

Cleveland County Sheriff J Haywood Allen was elevated to the presidency of the North Carolina Sheriff Association at its Institute of Government meeting in Chapel Hill. He succeeds Glenn O. Womble. Frank M. Cahoon is first vice president and Charlie Rumple is second vice president.

Chapel Hill N.C Cleveland County J Haywood Allen Institute of Government Allen Glenn 0. Womble Nash Frank M. Cahoon Dare Charlie Rumple Iredell New Hanover John R. Morris Morehead City Sheriff's Swannie Williamson Northampton Kathleen Croswell Buncombe Leatrice Early Rockingham

Sit-Ins Endorsed By MYF

The Methodist Youth Fellowship national conference endorsed non-violent sit-ins and backed resolutions on racial and social equality. It urged study of communism and support for UN disarmament talks, opposing nuclear testing. About 130 leaders attended the six-day meeting. Officers elected included John M. Sawyer, Jo Gulley, Dawn Ella Reed, Christian Smith, Charlie Cleaninger Jr., and John William Gwinn.

Lincoln Nev Methodist Church United Nations National Conference Methodist Youth Fellowship John M. Sawyer Orangeburg S.C Jo Gulley Portland Ore Dawn Ella Reed Kingsport Tenn Christian Smith Lavonia Christian Faith Charlie E. Cleaninger Jr Columbia, S.C Christian Fellowship John William Gwinn Champaign,Ill Christian Witness

Citizens for Gavin Formed in Wilmington to Back GOP Nominee

Gavin Group organized in Wilmington North Carolina as M H Vaughn announces a Citizens for Gavin group. Vaughn says he will support the national Republican ticket and vote for Richard Nixon. A coffee and doughnut hour is planned for Gavin with other Democrats and Republicans invited.

Wilmington, N.C Robert Gavin M. H. Vaughn Wilmington Masonboro Citizens For Gavin’ Group Vaughn South Richard M. Nixon Gavin Wrightsville Beach Lewis F. Ormond Atlantic Coast Line Railroad

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