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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1962

Page

5

Thirteen Convicted Of Trespass In CORE Protest

In Statesville North Carolina thirteen anti segregation demonstrators including hunger striker Frank Arthur Nelson were convicted of trespass after protests at a Howard Johnson Restaurant sponsored by CORE. Eighteen people were tried. Nelson received 30 days on road crew work but planned to continue fasting. The Rev Wilson W Lee was acquitted amid doubt he was present. Rev B Elton Cox CORE field secretary was convicted.

Statesville N.C Howard Johnson Congress of Racial Equality CORE Frank Arthur Nelson New Orleans Nelson Wilson W. Lee Jack R. Harris Recorder's Court Lee B. Elton Cox High Point North Carolina

Shelby Banks Fight New Bank Request

In Shelby North Carolina First Citizens Bank seeks to open a branch facing opposition from local banks led by First National and Union Trust. Bank president Lewis R Holding defends the plan while critics warn it could threaten local growth. A Banking Commission decision is due October 24 after a full meeting.

Shelby N.C First Citizens Bank Cleveland County Demon and Trust Co D. Z. Newton First National Bank Union Trust Co Ben. R. Roberts Newton Roberts First Citizens Lewis R. Holding Charlotte Holding North Carolina The Banking Commission

Russians Begin Tour of State on Tobacco and Industry Visit

Seven Russian professionals from Springfield Tennessee arrived in Winston Salem for a week long North Carolina tour. They will inspect tobacco plants in Winston Durham and Rocky Mount University of North Carolina Chapel Hill State College Raleigh Wilson Danville Virginia and Rocky Mount visit Labor Day. they plan to study tobacco cultivation and production methods and discuss Soviet experiments with barley tobacco.

Winston-Salem N.C North Carolina Springfield Tenn M. J. Parshikov Ussr Council of Ministers Tennessee Parshikov Soviet Union Durham University of North Carolina Chapel Hill State College Raleigh Wilson Rocky Mount Danville Richmond

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