Bad Press and Communism Tied to Cuba Policy
A Cuban trip report to Ambassador Philip Bonsal describes Cuban views of American coverage as biased and the fear of Communist influence. The author notes Cuba seeks U S approval for reform and stresses Bonsal’s respected status among Cubans while denying strong Communist control in the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matic
Cuba
Bonsal
America
Diaz Sanz
Senate
International Communist Party
Holguin
Oriente
National American Business Clubs wind up site inspection
National headquar ters inspectors conclude a two day site review for a proposed national headquarters. In photos are chapter presidents Ed Griffin Raleigh Bob Hill Charlotte Herb Stone Thomaville Cureton Greenville S C Gary Phillips Springfield Ill Charles Wells Burlington Officials Harold Amos High Point AB Club Towns Holland Spartanburg S C Hin ness Cox Columbia and local builder Hedgecock donated land off Way 311 North for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National American Business Clubs
Ed Griffin
Raleigh
Bob Hill
Charlotte
Herb Stone
Thomaville
Cureton
Greenville
S. C
Gary Phillips
Springfield
Ill
Charles
Wells
Burlington
Harold Amos
High Point AB Club
Holland
Overnor
Spartanburg
Hinness Cox
Columbia
Hedgecock
Church Plans Centennial Observance at High Point
First Presbyterian Church of High Point marks its 100th anniversary with an evening service on Sept. 3 led by Rev. Charles P. Cobl who served when the sanctuary was built. A picnic follows on Sept. 6 honoring Dr. and Mrs. Jones and other guests. The church dates to 1859 with the current building completed in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
High Point
Charles P. Cobl
Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Roy E. Watts
Retired Dr. H G Allen to preach at Main Street service
Dr. H G Allen, former pastor of Main Street Methodist Church, will deliver the 11 a.m. sermon today. Now retired in Statesville, he served the church for six years before being succeeded by the current pastor Rev. Robert Sams ey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Allen
Main Street Methodist Church
Statesville
Allen
Robert Stamsey
High Point College Summer Graduates Ceremony Photo
High Point College officials and summer graduates posed after a ceremony yesterday. In front: Dr. C Excelle Rozelle, retiring President Dennis H. Cooke, Dean Harold E. Conrad, and James Wilson. Graduates include Melvin Stewart Caroline Lowder Jacquelyn Smith Sara Jackson Latricia Murphey Barbara Harris Patricia Hauser Mary Ann Hodgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
C. Excelle Rozelle
Dennis H. Cooke
Harold E. Conrad
James Wilson
Melvin Stewart
Caroline Lowder
Jacquelyn Smith
Sara Jackson
Latricia Murphey
Barbara Harris
Patricia Hauser
Mary Ann Hodgin
Ray Bryant
Watha Knight
Irma Matthews
Betty Spencer
Helen Burks
Sara Cooke
Jessie Snabinet
Jonnye Craughn
Lillian Alexander
Margaret Plummer
Larry Reavis
Joseph
Cops Bring Charges In Accidents
Five drivers faced charges after two separate accidents caused about 510 in damages. At Elm and Howell Minnie B Hurley hit two cars, with damages totaling 390, and was charged for an improper left turn. Norma Jean Jones was cited for passing a car in the path of traffic. William M Thomas was charged with a red light violation after a second collision at Willowbrook and Grimes. Two drivers sustained minor injuries and no charges were filed.
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Elm and
Howell Streets
Minnie B. Hurley
Steele Street
Elm
Howel
Juanita J. Hamilton
S. Main Street
Tessie M. Shorter
Olga Street
Hurley
Taylor Street
Willowbrook
Norma Jean Jones
Route 2
High Point
Jones
Henry Thorton Robinson
Downing Street
William M. Thomas
Tre‘mont Street
Thomasville
Grimes Streets
Nelson J. Callahan
Chestnut Street
Grimes
Callahan
Floyd Reunion Set for August at Church on Highway 109
The Floyd family reunion will be held on August 30 at 11 a.m. at a church about nine miles south of Thomasville on Highway 109, with relatives gathering for a day of memories and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Thomasville
Graduation Address Praises High Point College Leader
Dr C Excelle Rozzelle lauded retiring High Point College president Dennis H Cooke for ten years of unselfish service noting enrollment and campus growth have doubled He urged graduates to become mature lifelong learners as 62 seniors received degrees at Memorial Auditorium.
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C. Excelle Rozzelle
Dennis H. Cooke
Cator
South
High Point College
Rozzelle
Fessor
Memorial Auditorium
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Cooke
William E. Price
Harrison Hall
Guilford Judge Heads Blue Ridge Juvenile Forum
Guilford County Judge B. GorSpeas Gentry will preside at the fifth annual Blue Ridge Institute gathering in North Carolina. The two hour program includes debates on probation expectations and public responsibilities. Jurists from the Southern United States expected to attend as the institute aims to improve court standards and uniform juvenile operations.
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Guilford County
B. Gor
Speas
Guilford den Gentry
County Court
Blue Ridge
Speas Training Institute of the
Southern
N. C
United States
John
Institute
Gentry
This and That by Forrest Dates
A humorous column laments long summer TV reruns and familiar western plots. Betty Campbell masks office pride while Florence Allen brushes off compliments. Winston-Salem posters aim to lure new firefighters amid rank shortages. Society editor Addie Wendler shifts desks revealing a chaotic, gossip-free desk haul.
Industrial Center offers fall courses in Guilford County
Registration for fall classes at Guilford County Industrial Education Center Jamestown runs this week Monday through Friday. Adults and students over 16 may register daily 1 to 4 30 pm and 7 to 8 pm. Bruce Roberts, director, notes high school students earn two credits and courses run morning and afternoon with a night option if demand exists. Fees: high school students two dollars. adults seven dollars fifty cents monthly plus supplies. See Edward Kimpton for registration. The center’s new shop building opens officially 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Roberts
Edward Kimpton
Return Address Reflects How Writer Feels
An anonymous writer sends money with crude messages to High Point Traffic Bureau officers. The notes mock five cent parking meters and include a printed return address for Pennymeters. Recent envelopes show a slightly altered sender name but target the High Point Police Department traffic bureau.
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High Point Traffic Bureau
High Point
N. C
Subterfuge Nets Man Charged With Hit and Run
A 35 year old man on W Burton Street was tricked by an officer using caps on two warrants from Municipal Court and Greensboro. He identified as Clarence Richardson Howard K Smith but was later jailed and given a 90 day road sentence before transfer to Greensboro for felonious hit run causing injury.
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W. Burton Street
E. Washington and
Main Streets
Greensboro
Howard K. Smith
Clarence Richardson
Richardson
Byron Haworth
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U.S
David Stanfield
Coms
Havana
Philip Bonsal
Eastern
Fidel Castro
Batista
Fidel
High Point Enterprise
Janet Teague
Dr. Cooke
O. Arthur Kirkman
Denton
United Fund Campaign
Kirkman
Idea Exchange
Guilford Jurist
Forrest
Richard Diamond
Peter Gunn
Main Street
Betty Campbell
Betty
Florence Allen
Florence
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Society
Enterprise Social
Addie Wendler
Addie
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