City to acquire Duke Power system in stages
The city bought the Duke Power Co. system for 1.145 million dollars before Christmas and will take over annexed sections starting with gradual customer changeovers. Bill Williams said rates will drop to save about 150 thousand annually, with Duke continuing service to key industries and isolated residences.
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Duke Power Co
Bill Williams
City Utilities
Duke
Williams
Varnish Co Leaders Meet In High Point
Representatives from Reliance Varnish Co plants in seven states and Canada attend a two day board meeting and manager’s conference in High Point. The group uses the new $250,000 Reliance building on Prospect Street equipped with a lab and offices.
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Reliance Varnish Co
Canada
High Point
Reliance
Prospect Street
Howard Malpass
Reliable Varnish
North Carolina
Schrafft’s
Kentucky
Illinois
New Jersey
Virginia
Texas
California
Threat Of More Sleet Dissipates
The ice from Christmas Day has largely melted and the chance of additional freezing rain is gone. Roads improved as temperatures rose to 44 degrees, with a high of 42 today after a low of 33 last night. A non freezing mixed shower is possible tomorrow and temperatures will stay 5 to 8 degrees below normal through Monday.
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Friendship
Democrats Count on Stout in Pre election Push
High Point Democrats push early as May city election nears. They back Mayor Carson Stout and seek a unified ticket amid GOP threats and council vacancies. Republican hopes rely on Mehan and Davis with a larger, less experienced field for the rest of the slate.
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High Point
May City
Carson Stout
Stout
Horace Ilderton
Arthur Corpening
Roy Culler
Jake Froelich
Floyd Mehan
Bob Davis
Davis
Mehan
Arnold Koonce
Dale Montgomery
County Board of Commissioners
Merger Vote Pending for High Point Thomasville Phones
North State Telephone Co. reports voting by Thom asville subscribers began in December with results due to the State Utilities Commission within about 30 days. If approved, the merger would allow toll-free dialing and expand service to about 39 000 telephones total, with 31 000 in High Point and 8 000 in Thomasville.
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Robbins Tilden
North State Telephone Co
High Point
Thomasville
Tilden
State Utilities Commission
North State
Wrecks Decline With Fading Ice On High Point Streets
Traffic officers reported fewer accidents as weather improved. Richard Briley, 32, on Kendall Street was charged with driving the wrong way on Ken dall Street after a collision with Hugo Solustri, 40, on King Street, causing $450 total damage. A separate North Westchester crash between Terry Sink, 47, and Daniel McQueen, 33, incurred $700 in damages with no charges. William Duke, 18, Crestview Drive, blamed brake failure in a single car crash at Kivett Drive Scientific Street causing $50 damage and no charges.
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High Point
Richard Leroy Briley
Kendall Street
Briley
Hugo Charles Solustri
King Street
Solustri
English Road
Westchester
Terry Lee Sink
Pineywood Road
Daniel McQueen
Trinity
Link
McQueen
Kivett Drive
Scientific Street
William Conrad Duke
Crestview Drive
Prayer for Calm and Confidence at Pacific School of Religion
A prayer by Stuart LeRoy Anderson of Berkeley California asks God to remind people of His presence amidst daily pressures. It seeks simplicity from confusion, confidence from fear, patience from hurry, and rest and power from frustration.
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Jesus
Stuart LeRoy Anderson
Berkeley
Calif
Pacific School of Religion
Man Given One Year For Christmas Eve Break-Ins
Charlie Orell Elkins 39 of Maple Street received a one year sentence after breaking into Jacline Stanley’s apartment and attempting a second break in on Christmas Eve. He serves six months on each count.
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S. Elm Street
Charlie Orell Elkins
Maple Street
Jacqueline Stanley
James Stanford Caudle
Caudle
Lindsey
Lambert
Earnings Down for American Furniture Co
Martinsville Va American Furniture Co reports a 3 7 percent drop in net earnings for the year ending November 30 after taxes per share 53 cents and a net of 1421577 compared with 55 cents per share and 1961 results before taxes 3036498 vs 3158358 total assets 8458628 current liabilities 1452188 1516831. no sales disclosed and 2678952 shares outstanding.
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Martinsville
American Furniture Co
American Furniture
Hurricane Winds Break Ice Pack Near McMurdo Sound
Stormy Christmas winds shattered Antarctic pack ice in McMurdo Sound. Four U S ice breakers had kept a 50 mile channel open to the base since early December. Winds from the south cracked the ice and pushed floes seaward aiding flights to New Zealand but delaying departures to Antarctica due to head winds.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
McMurdo Sound
U.S
Antarctic
U.S. Navy
McMurdo
Antarctica
Holiday refuse pile grows as dump machinery fails
City crews battle holiday waste after a breakdown in disposal equipment. Public Works Director George Dean says one pickup per residence will occur before week’s end and New Year’s Day collections are skipped to restore twice weekly service. Utilities report minimal storm damage and no major street issues.
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B. G. Leonard
Lynwood Smith
High Point
Public Works
Public Works Department
George Dean
Harold Cheek
Clara Cox
Civil suits filed in Guilford County court
A suit seeks 2875 dollars from Southern Die Casting & Engineering Co in High Point under a contract with Kuhns Mold & Tool Co of Dayton Ohio. A separate 15000 dollar personal injury suit arises from a single car wreck at the Cloverleaf on Highway 29 and Groometown Road on Sept 23 1961 involving Paul Albritton and George Calvin Graham. A third case asks 5225 dollars from Sandra Kimbro after a Dec 13 collision on Highway 220 with Woodrow Michael Ingle alleging no lights on the other vehicle.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Southern Die Casting & Engineering Co
High Point
High Point Company
Kuhns Mold & Too! Co
Dayton
Ohio
Highway 29
Groometown Road
Paul Albritton
George Calvin Graham
Albritton
Fire probes continue into Thomasville Christmas blaze
Fire Chief Lindsay Loftin said investigators work to pinpoint the origin of the Christmas Day Salem Street fire that damaged five businesses and several offices in Thomasville. Damages exceed $100,000 with Frank's Fashion Shop gutted and others including Peacock Furniture Blair's TV Shop One-Hour Martinizing and Joe's Sandwich Shop affected.
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Thomasville
Lindsay Loftin
Loftin
Salem Street
Frank
Peacock Furniture
Blair
Joe
Army Corps To Honor Holderness at Greensboro luncheon
James W. Woollen chaired a luncheon honoring Howard Holderness civilian aide to the Army Secretary for four years of service. Maj. Gen. Ethan Allen Chapman presided, with attendees including Holderness’ brothers, Raleigh Col. Marion W. Walker, Carson Bain, and William P. Shore. Gen. Chapman to be greeted by Mayor David Schenck at Greensboro High Point Airport.
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Greensboro
James W. Woollen
High Point Army Advisory Committee
Starmount Forest Country Club
Howard Holderness
Robert McNamara
Holderness
Ethan Allen Chapman
Atlanta
12Th
U. S. Army Corps
Holderness’ Brothers
William H
T. T. Holderness
Skeet Club Hosts Closed 50 Target Shoot
The Randleman Gun Club hosted High Point Skeet Club for a registered 50 target skeet shoot. It was a closed event with all registered members invited. Barbecue lunch was served. Class winners were Richard E. Johnson, Finch Kearns, Charles Decker, and Dan Whitley. No entries in AA-A or D.
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Randleman
Three Men Charged With Gambling in Tate Street Residence
Three local men Oscar J. Craddock Jesse F. Davis and George A. Davis were charged with gambling after officers found them playing cards for money at Jesse Davis home Bond was set at 100 for each with trials scheduled for January 21 Russell Roscoe Newman was charged with drunken driving after a stop on Highway 311 south of High Point Bond was 300 and trial set for January 9
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Tate Street
Oscar J. Craddock
Wheller Street
Jesse F. Davis
George A. Davis
Richland Avenue
Jesse Davis
Russell Roscoe Newman
Trinity
High Point
Russell
Vaccine approval held back in polio debate
Greensboro reports a polio vaccine dispute as experts await Sabine oral vaccine approval. The U S Public Health Service lifted a Sept ban on Type III, while Dr Samuel Ravenel calls the move ill advised until a pediatric committee signs off. He notes adult risk and urges Salk use meanwhile.
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Greensboro
United States Public Health Service
Samuel Ravenel
North Carolina Medical Society
American Academy of Pediatrics
Canada
Luther L. Terry
Public Health Service
North Carolina
Ravenal
Commission To Consider Sewer Plans For Guilford County
Guilford County Commissioners meet at Sedgefield Inn at 11 a m to review a petition to establish the Sedgefield Sanitary District covering 1060 acres for a new sewage disposal system. State Health Board officials will join the discussion. the district would have bonding and tax authority and replace the 1923 sewer line.
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Guilford County
Sedgefield Inn
Sedgefield Sanitary District
State Board of Health
J. Archie Cannon
Adenauer cautiously approves missile pact with NATO review
West German Chancellor Adenauer gave guarded endorsement of the Anglo American missile agreement and asked for further discussion by the NATO council in response to a December 21 Kennedy message. The Nassau agreement, reached by Kennedy and Macmillan, provides for British acquisition of Polaris rockets for submarines in a NATO nuclear force.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Kennedy
Nassau
Harold Macmillan
NATO
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