Campaign Aims to Boost Support From Civic Clubs
Support for PROGRAM comes mainly from membership fees and small donations. A drive seeks contributions of $25 or more from High Point civic clubs and other state groups. Funds from Civitans were raised through Claxton fruit cake sales in the city.
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High Point Civic Clubs
Civitans
Wetzel's Return Awaited
The man accused of killing two North Carolina highway patrolmen is to arrive in Raleigh early Monday. Frank Edward Wetzel, 36, was captured in Los Angeles and will be taken to Central Prison after a court appearance in Rockingham for murder in the November 5 slaying of Patrolman Wister Lee Reece.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Frank Edward Wetzel
Los Angeles
Calif
Seaboard
Wetzel
Central Prison
Rockingham
Wister Lee Reece
Hamlet
Malis
Caa
R. W. Goodman
Richmond County
Highway Patrol
A. W. Welch
Greensboro
Dexter Stell
State Prisoners Department
Reece
J. T. Brown
Sanford
GOP Plans State Dinner In Winston
The Republican National Committee announced one or more United Republican dinners will occur in 48 states on January 20 to start 1958 fundraising. A $100 plate North Carolina dinner will be held in Winston Salem with plans for telecast linkups to major cities.
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Michigan
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Minnesota
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Wisconsin
Texas
Congress
J. E. Broyhill
Lenoir
Winston-Salem
R. O. Huffman
Morganton
I. G. Greer
Chapel Hill
Broyhill
Carona
U S Condemned Reds Quote Press On Rocket Flop
Moscow reports the United States condemns the Soviet message as the American effort to launch an earth satellite fails. The article notes a disrupted launch sequence and plans to press on with further rocketry tests despite the setback.
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Dynamite Attacks Target Birmingham Negro Homes
A Birmingham house intended for a Negro family was blown apart by two dynamite explosions, part of a wave of attacks as Negro families moved into the Fountain Heights area. No injuries were reported. police estimated 14 sticks placed at the front and rear caused the wreck.
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Birmingham
Ala
Fountain Heights
A. Rosenfeld
Robert Greer
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