Weather Outlook: Rain Snow Across Regions With Warm East
The forecast calls for rain and snow Sunday in the Plateau and Pacific Northwest with light snow in northern Plains. Showers and snow flurries in the Lakes region, continued warmth east of the Mississippi and in the Gulf states, and cooler conditions in the Lakes area, upper Mississippi Valley, Plains and Plateau.
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Plateau
Pacific Northwest
Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Gulf States
Pacific Coast
Plains
Thomasville United Fund Falls Short of Goal
Thomasville drive collected 79 percent of its $42,658.50 budget. Chairman Brad Hunsucker said the shortfall of about $8,000 will require cuts to proposed allocations and may trigger independent drives by agencies like the Salvation Army and Jaycees Empty Stocking Fund. A UF board meeting is planned to decide next steps.
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Thomasville
United Fund
Brad Hunsucker
Yesteray
Salvation Army
Hunsacker
Jaycee
UF Board of Directors
J. G. Thomason
Hunsucker
Sanford Seeks Statewide Plan for Exceptional Children
Governor Sanford urged North Carolina to define the problem and create a statewide policy for training children with mental and physical handicaps. He asked 500 delegates at the Conference on the Exceptional Child for ideas to build a program that reaches every child, despite handicap or location.
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Winston - Salem
North Carolina
Sanford
President urges AAU expansion for fitness and competition
The President urged the AAU to broaden its program for physical development of Americans of all ages and to boost participation in international events. He was made a life member and called for a nationwide crusade to improve physical fitness and sports competition.
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United States
AAU
Dentist Backed Milk Rise Through Bovine Teeth Work
CHICAGO AP A dentist Ward C Newcomb from CHAPPEL Neb developed bovine tooth crowns exhibited at the 1961 International Livestock Exhibit. Exhibit leader Jerry Haynes says Newcomb’s work increased milk production per animal by up to 48.6 percent after cows with worn teeth could again eat properly.
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Chicago
Ward C. Newcomb
Jerry Haynes
Newcomb
Woman charged after resisting arrest and weapon attack
Peggy Jordan of Grace Street was arrested on E Green Street with three male companions. She faces multiple charges including assault with a deadly weapon, possession of pyrotechnics, violation of the prohibition law and resisting arrest. Trial set for Dec 15 in High Point Municipal Court.
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Ernest
Richardson
Willowbrook
Peggy Jordan
Grace Street
E. Green Street
Jordon
C. B. Housand
S. T. Myers
Wade Norris
Fisher Ferry Street
Thomasville
Eugene Avent
Colonial Drive
High Point
Gordy Street
James Edward Crowder
Jerry Walker
Crowder
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ruby Walker
James Robertson
Hunter Circle
Robert Davis
Robertson
Five Suspects Named in Fatal Shooting Near Park Museum
Police report the victim Man Bagwell was shot twice in the head and found on an asphalt road one mile east of the park museum. Bagwell and Bunnells had prior breaking and entering records. Investigating agencies include the FBI and multiple state and local authorities across North and South Carolina.
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Bagwell
Park Museum
Bunnells
FBI
North Carolina
State Bureau of Investigation
State Law Enforcement Division
South Carolina
Cleveland and
Gaston Counties
York County
S.C
Open Wide The College Door public service ad
The Ossicula Audita piece urges medical study and college expansion to meet future demand. It calls for more laboratories and professors, noting overcrowded colleges and doubling applications in ten years. Readers are invited to write for a booklet at Box 36 Times Square Station New York.
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Times Square Station
New York
N.Y
Castro Declares Cuba Marxist-Leninist Path and Party
Fidel Castro vows Cuba follows a socialist line as he forms the United Party of Cuba's Socialist Revolution. He calls himself a Marxist-Leninist, rules out elections, and marks the fifth anniversary of his landing with the pledge. The move signals a more rigid one party path in the Western Hemisphere.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United Party of Cuba
Socialist Revolution
Soviet Communist Party
Castro
Hodges Says Economy Is On Rebound
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges told a New York audience the U S economy is rebounding with continued improvement likely. He cited a $4 billion September income rise to a record $425 billion in October, plus new highs in industrial output and retail trade despite ongoing import export issues.
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NEW York (Ap
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
New York University
Six Accused Assassins Slain in Truji llo Case
In Santo Domingo six men held in the assassination of dictator Generalissimo Rafael Leonidas Trujillo were themselves killed. The attorney general said the killings were orders from associates of Trujillo Jr. and that the men were taken from a national prison to an assassination site rather than escaping. The statement names Cols. Leon Estevez and Sanchez Rubirosa, and notes arrests of Maj. Dionte Minerino and Lt. Francisco Marte Tejeda. The probe cites Dr. Federico Cabral’s role and plans to extradite those involved.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Trujillo
Atty
Porfirio Soria
Trujillos
Rafael Jr
Paris
Marco Antonio Jorge Moreno
Luis Jose Leon Estevez
Gilberto Sanchez Rubirosa
Dante Minervino
Butcher
Francisco Antonio Marte Tejeda
Leon Estevez
Angelita Trujillo
Sanchez Rubirosa
Porfirio Rubirosa
Ernesto Sanchez Rubirosa
Federico A. Cabral
Attorney General
Army
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Thomasville Fund
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Toddle House
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8&T
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
Pontiac
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