Two Youths Charged In Winston-Salem Shooting
Police say Carl Jackson 15 and Alvin Jones 16 admitted ambushing Ronald Worthy 21 and wounding James McCorkle 22 after a earlier party clash. Worthy died from chest and lung injuries. Jackson held in juvenile detention. Jones held without bond.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Carl Levon Jackson
Ronald James Worthy
Alvin H. Jones
Jackson
Worthy
James McCorkle
Winston - Salem
Harold Raymond Jackson
Forsyth County Youth Center
E. S. Heefner Jr
Jones
Malawi sets warrantless search powers for public security
An amendment to Malawi public security law authorizes police and officials to search persons, homes, and vehicles without a warrant when there is suspicion of a law violation. The change also makes it an offense to possess or publish material likely to undermine public security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blantyre
Malawi
Nyasa
Maxwell Says GOP Aided By Transfers
Raymond Maxwell a 68 year old former High Point attorney and recent resigning chair of the State Board of Elections argues northern manufacturing firms relocating to the South boosted GOP popularity. He notes increased election interest as a boost and recalls a 39 year tenure under ten governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Barts
High Point
State Board of Elections
Republican Party
South
Raymond Maxwell
Betsy Hunt
Country Club Drive
Maxwell
State Elections Board
Local Girl Chosen For Student Band
Jancie Yvonne Sims a junior at William Penn High School and member of the William Penn band has been named North Carolina representative on an all student band. The group will tour 10 European countries leaving New York City around June 1 and return in August to perform at the World's Fair. Last summer she attended the Governor's School at Salem College in Winston-Salem where she studied oboe.
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Jancie Yvonne Sims
William Penn High School
Europe
Johnny Sims
Davis Ave
Jancie
William Penn
North Carolina
New York City
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Business leaders predict strong 1965 for High Point area
Local executives from insurance, furniture, hosiery, real estate, and contracting say 1965 will surpass 1964 with continued growth. They cite heavy investment, plant expansion, and increased employment as indicators of a buoyant year for High Point and its industries.
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Se Life Assur. Co
Carolina
High Point
Goa Ag
Indus
Burris
Jack Campbell
Schoonbeck Co
Collier Ellis
Aettln
Collieries Et Acne
Point
Ness
Fred Joyce
High Point Board of Realtors
Couple Subdued After Struggle With Officers in Asheboro
City police arrested at least 20 people last night after a fight near Presnell Street. Tyson and a companion faced charges of resisting an officer and interfering during a scuffle, with Tyson subdued by five officers and held on bond. Several other arrests followed for local beer and wine violations, plus a three car crash on Main Street injuring two, with total losses and bonds listed.
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Presnell Street
Asheboro
C. B. Housand
Housand
Tyson
Richard Davis
Ward Street
S. M. Mattocks
B. R. Baucom
Jim Everitt
Davis
Bond
High Point
Thomasville
Everette Lee Barbee
Rt. 1
Robert Lee Yarborough, Jr
College Avenue
James Roger Crawford
Citians
Crawford
N. Main Street
Westwood Avenue
Raymond Ross Decker
Rt. 2
Hilda Jane Bedford
Player Drive
Bedford
Maeda Ellis Berrier
Alfred Street
Jean Bedford
Berrier
Decker
Train Race Set At Blair Park Monday Morning
High Point to host a post Christmas electric train race at Blair Park Clubhouse on S Main Street Monday at 10 a.m. Entrants must file blanks by 9 a.m. Entry requires only an electric train engine. tracks and equipment provided. Sponsored by the city parks and recreation department and the Lionel Train Corp.
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High Point
Blair Park
S. Main Street
City Parks and Recreation Department
Lionel Train Corp
Yale Party Brings Hill Community Club Christmas Gathering
The Hill Community Club held its Christmas party at Mrs. Dorothy Taylor's home last Monday with Mrs. Sarah Little presiding. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Lorene Harris and Mrs. Annis Joiner. Gifts were exchanged and the next meeting is set for January 4 at Mrs. Lucy Boler's home. The Crusaders Club also schedules a Christmas party for December 29 at Park View Lunch.
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Burns Hill Community Club
Dorothy Taylor
Lorene Harris
Annis Joiner
Sarah Little
Ethel Boulware
Lucy Boler
E. Commerce St
Crusaders Club
Park View
Kennedy Named Manager of Phillips-Foscone Cushion Plant
Keene G. Kennedy Jr. of Jamestown is appointed manager of the Phillips-Foscone Cushion Sewing Plant. The operation uses man-made fibers and polyether foams with Dacron fills to improve comfort and durability in furniture cushions. Kennedy has a long career in furniture manufacturing including Woodmark Originals joint venture and leading multiple high point ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quality Woodturnings Inc
High Point
Keene-Line Upholstery Co
Weather Turns Colder After Heavy Rain in High Point
Weather in High Point turns winter like today as rain ends early and temperatures fall from a high near 54 to a low around 30 tonight. Skies stay cloudy through Monday with a further cool trend after a muggy Saturday that brought over an inch of rain.
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High Point
U.S
Friendship
High Point City
Kivett Drive
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High Point Enterprise
Art Richardson
Robertson and Dalton
Carter Dalton
Snow Lumber Co
Terry S. Sanford
Madison County
Zeno Ponder
Mrs. Maxwell
James Hunt
Electrical Supply Co
Betsy
Sid
Raymond
Jancie Sims
Campbell
J. H. Millis
Erally
Amos Kearns
Crown Hosiery Mill
K. G. Kennedy JR
Warner’s Wayside Furniture
Greensboro High Point Road
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