Hundley Touted For State Highway Commission Seat
Thomasville figures George L. Hundley as a leading candidate for a seat on the State Highway Commission. Backers include Thomasville locals Willys Hooper Russell Van Landingham Ralph Eanes and Lexington figures Eric Morgan Howard Townsend Wayne Shoaf and State Sen Elect Joe Sink. Governor Dan K Moore is expected to overhaul the commission soon. Hundley, a former Thomasville mayor and two term state senator, also heads the State Commercial Bank in Thomasville. County voting patterns favored Moore in the gubernatorial race.
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Thomasville
George L. Hundley
Sion
Lexington
Superior Court
Hubert Olive Sr
Hundley
Willys Hooper
Russell van. Landingham
Ralph Eanes
Eric Morgan
Howard Townsend
Wayne Shoaf
Joe Sink
Dan K. Moore
L. Richardson Preyer
State Commercial Bank
Davidson
Davidson’s Vote For Gov. Moore
Woman Convicted of Drunk Driving in Thomasville
Edna Sowers was found guilty of drunken driving by Recorder's Court Judge L Roy Hughes and sentenced to six months, suspended for two years with conditions including license surrender for one year and a fine. Other defendants include Decie D Proctor of Greensboro found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon, and several men with related charges and suspended sentences.
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Thomasville
Edna Sowers
Recorder’s Court
L. Roy Hughes
Decie D. Proctor
Greensboro
Judgeughes
Colon M. Beck
Fisher Ferry Street
David Newell Lambeth
Lambeth
Virgil Lee Horne
Lincoln Street
Chil
Guerrillas Reported Expanding Inside China
The Central News Agency of the Nationalist government said anti Communist guerrilla operations extended to the interior of Communist held China in the second half of last year.
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Taipei
Formosa
Central
China
Two Men Charged in Attempted Break In at Local Plant
Two Thomasville men Bobby Ray Gardner and Robert L. Williams were charged with preparations for and attempted break in at Earnhardt Manufacturing Co on Prospect Street Extension. A tire tool was spotted as they tried to pry a window. Both are jailed.
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Thomasville
Earnhardt Manufacturing Co
Prospect Street
High Point
Bobby Ray Gardner
Maple Street
Robert L. Williams
Liberty Street
Gardner
Williams
Guilford
Leonard Street
Aaron Sweezer
Saunders Place
James Greenway
College Drive
Francis Davis
Redding Street
Randolph County Schools Tie Civil Rights Act to Federal Funds
W Stanley Kruger of the U S Office of Education told Randolph County School Board that compliance with a federal court desegregation order amounts to comply with the Civil Rights Act. He said schools must show willingness to follow the act to qualify for federal funds and outlined services to aid desegregation efforts.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
W. Stanley Kruger
U. S. Office of Education
Randolph County School Board
Kruger
Equal Educational Opportunities Program
Randolph
1965 Now Available One Year Horace Ildert Item
A terse notice advertises a 1965 item listed at NOW for 33 units. It includes a contact line Horace G Ildert with a street reference Main and a phone-like number 701 096. The fragment mentions a mission month on and a company Inc.
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Horace G. Ildert
Main
Soviet Judge And Prosecutor Were Fired
In Armavir a journalist A. D. Gaskov wrongly jailed on bribery charges was released after Pravda reported the case. The prosecutor L. I. Kuzminykh and a regional judge were dismissed or reprimanded following the review, and Gaskov was reinstated at the Armavir party newspaper.
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Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
A. D. Gaskov
Armavir
Gaskov
HPC Homecoming Events Planned
More than 2 500 alumni are expected for High Point College Homecoming events on February 12 to 13. Highlights include a Shirelles concert in Memorial Auditorium from 1 30 to 3 30 p m, alumni dance, luncheon, Alumni Executive Committee session, open house, sorority and fraternity rally, Alumni Basketball game at 6 45 p m, and the Homecoming varsity game at 8 p m with Queen crowning at halftime.
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High Point College
Shirelles
Panthers
Mountaineers
Appalachian
Ian
Memorial Auditorium
W. R. Henderson
Thoroughbred origin and Northern Ireland population noted
The Byerly Turk, famed oriental stallion, helped start the thoroughbred breed in England. Northern Ireland hosts about 1.5 million people across 5,461 square miles.
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England
Northern Ireland
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