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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1963

Page

8

Councilmen To Revise Power Rate

City councilmen view sweeping changes in electric rates on Monday to broaden cuts to residential, commercial, and industrial classes. A special all electric homes rate is planned along with water sewer improvements and housing developments on the agenda. City Manager Cheek seeks transfers of funds to street maintenance and Municipal Court, adding 15000 and 2000 respectively to support a new probation officer for the court's alcohol rehabilitation program.

Harold Cheek

Seng Company expands to southeast with new facilities

The Seng Company plans a regional consolidation on Courtesy Road with a new expanded plant and equipment to boost output. Chicago headquarters and a Los Angeles subsidiary continue. Francis A. Seng leads since 1946 after succeeding his father.

Courtesy Road Seng Company Seng General Steel Frank J. Seng

VOA Transmitter Inauguration Set for Greenville Facility

United States Information Agency to formally inaugurate the Greenville North Carolina shortwave transmitter on February 8. Edward R. Murrow will lead a Congressional delegation to inspect the 23 million dollar complex, touted as the world’s strongest shortwave facility with 4.5 hundred kilowatts of output.

Washington U. S. Information Agency Greenville N. C Edward R. Murrow U. S Voice of America USIA Global Peking Murrow Latin America Africa Europe North Carolina Herbert C. Bonner L. H. Fountain Ralph J. Scott Basil L. Whitener Henry Bridges George V. Allen Abbott Washburn J. Leonard Reinsch U. S. Advisory Commission On Information Henry Loomis

Tar Heel Teacher Aims For NEA Top Post

Lois Edinger of North Carolina, an educator and TV history instructor, campaigns for NEA presidency with backing from the North Carolina Education Association. If elected, she would become NEA president in 1964 65, with a campaign budget around 12 000 dollars and a new Washington building on the horizon.

Greensboro Lois V. Edinger North Carolina Miss Edinger Ned National Education Assn N. C NEA J. Y. Joyner Woman's College School of Education National Post North Carolina Education Assa Edinger Washington Detroit Buena Stolberg Webster Groves World Confederation of Organizations of the NEA Defense Commission NEA Commission of Professional Rights and Responsibilities NEA Department of NEA Citizenship Committee NCEA Lois Dr. Thayer Thayer Mills Thomasville William P. Edinger Meredith College University of North Carolina North Wilkesboro Whiteville Chapel Hill Wunc-Tv First Baptist Church The Baptist Church University Baptist Church At

Bad Check Charge Is Dismissed in Thomasville Court

Judge L Roy Hughes found Zeno Reid not guilty on a charge of issuing and passing a worthless check after an Attorney General decision. The case centered on whether a postdated or held check constitutes the same offense. Several others faced charges including Ernest Anthony for selling whisky and Willie Williams for assault with a deadly weapon. Additional defendants were convicted or fined for violating liquor and traffic laws.

Thomasville L. Roy Hughes Recorder's Court Attorney General's Office Raleigh Zeno Reid Gum Tree Road M. L. Byerly Reid Asst T. W. Bruton Burton Bruton Byerly Ernest Anthony Rt. 3 Lexington Willie Williams James Bloomfield Williams Effie Lee Broadie Church Street Wilson Broadie David Duren South Street Tessie Tate Duren Herman J. Horstman Fisher Ferry Street Albert Selph Maple Street

Hitchcock Shorts At High Point College Film Series

Three Alfred Hitchcock films are scheduled for the next three Sunday nights in the Fine Film Series at High Point College. Tonight's feature is North by Northwest with Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint. On Feb 10 Foreign Correspondent with Joe McCrea and Lorraine Day, and Feb 17 The Wrong Man with Henry Fonda and Vera Miles. Shows begin at 8 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium.

Alfred Hitchcock High Point College Cary Grant Eva Marie Saint Joe McCrea Lorraine Day Man Henry Fonda Vera Miles Memorial Auditorium

Police urge public to spot white car in bank robbery probe

Burlington police say the North Church Street Branch robbery aimed at a drive in window and lifted about 1356 dollars. Chief Alfred Garner suspects the robber fled in a late model white Chevrolet or Buick within miles of the city and may switch cars. residents asked to report any seen vehicle fitting the description. The bandit exited toward Durham on Route 70 A with the money.

Burlington N.C Alfred H. Garner Garner North Church Street North Caro Melen VU

Hit And Run Count Filed In Fatal Vehicle Collision

Carl Albert Parker, 36, of Sinclair Street, jailed last night after a hit and run crash left Gladys Burchett, of W Green Street, seriously injured. Burchett suffered internal injuries and a head laceration with possible arm and rib fractures. she was to receive X rays. Parker was charged with hit and run driving after both cars were demolished in the 9 15 p m accident.

Carl Albert Parker Sinclair Street Gladys Burchett W. Green Street Parker

Gantt Spends Day In Room At Clemson College

Clemson College student Harvey B. Gantt a Charleston Negro remained in his dormitory room for a second day while about 4 300 students joined in weekend campus activities. He did not attend the Clemson Wake Forest game and federal court orders restrict access to his dorm and classes. Security remained tight with highway patrol and state agents on campus.

Clemson S.C Harvey B. Gantt Clemson College Charleston Neigro Wake Forest Gantt South Carolina College

Robbery at Tops Service Station in Durham

Police hunted Saturday for two masked men who robbed the Tops Service Station in Durham of 3908 dollars Friday night at gun point. Attendants Ralph Starling and Oscar Brewington were tied and struck unconscious after being forced to open a desk drawer.

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