New Hope Dam Key To Cape Fear Basin Flood Plan
U S Army Corps studies favor three reservoir sites on Haw River near Moncure Deep River north of Randleman and at Howard's Mill Moore County with a main dam at New Hope near Moncure cost about 25.6 million. The plan includes smaller flood dams, recreation, water quality and supply improvements with Gov. Sanford urging local cooperation.
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Braxton Younts Enterprise
Randleman
Deep River
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Cape Fear
Haw River
Moncure
Howard's Mill
New Hope
Chatham County
Cape Fear River
Fayetteville
Terry Sanford
High Point College Religion Dept Broadens Student Ministry
High Point College students in the Fellowship Teams visit distant North Carolina churches to assist Sunday School and worship. The program, supervised by the Department of Religion under Dr. William R. Locke, includes pre ministerial study and collaboration with campus groups, with devotionals run by students this year.
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North Carolina
Franklin
Laurinburg
Mt. Airy
High Point College
High Point College Department of Religion
Department of Religion
Kappa Chi Fraternity
Delta Kappa Theta Sorority
Student Christian Assn
Student Christian Council
Methodist Student Movement
The
Baptist Student Union
Lindley
William R. Locke
Wesleyan University
Boston University
Locke
P. E. Lindley
Walter Hudgins
Duke University
Hudgins
Amos
Lew Lewis
Department of Fine Arts
Memorial Auditorium
Sity
Yale University
Charmione Rose
Miss Rose
Clarice Bowman
Miss Bowman
Bangor Theological Seminary
Bangor
Dr. Locke
Western North Carolina
Methodist Church
Piedmont
Hodges Forecasts Year of Economic Progress in 1962
Secretary Hodges predicted a year of sound economic progress with gains in sales incomes and jobs. He cited a rise from 501 to over 540 billion in output and projected 565 to 570 billion in Q2. He warned about inflation risk from higher capacity use and urged restraint in wages prices and spending. He called for more investment modernization and exports to reduce the international deficit.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Gunman Otto Wood Died On Salisbury Street In 1931
Otto Wood the famed one handed outlaw of North Carolina met his end on Salisbury's busiest street 31 years ago. His escape exploits from Central Prison and prison guards made him a legendary figure in crime history.
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Salisbury
Otto Wood
North Carolina
Wilkes County
Greensboro
West Virginia
Capes
Wood
Innes Street
Fighting Wood
R. Lee
This Was High Point Traffic Scene of N Main in 1920s 30s
A historical view of N Main Street at Washington in High Point shows a 1920s 30s traffic mix. The scene contrasts streetcar tracks and Model A era cars with today’s streets, noting Belk's presence and the Wachovia Bank building, while the railroad crossing and council debates over removing the block are described.
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High Point
N. Main Street
N. Main
Washington Streets
Main Street
D. P. Whitley
Wachovia Bank
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Randleman Dam
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Howards Mill
Cape Fear Basin
HPC Department of Religion
Philosophy
L. Hughes Cox
Wabash College
Boston Univer
Walter E. Hudgins
Art Richardson
Diana
Central Prison
Yancey
Rankin
Gunman
By Pete Gibson
Belk Department Store
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