Council Faces Tough Choice on City Liquor Referendum
High Point council weighs whether to schedule a liquor referendum ahead of or with the May 4 city election. Jaycees may present petitions after Friday, needing about 3,700 signatures to trigger a vote under a 1955 act. The outcome hinges on petitions and council timing amid party dynamics.
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Suits Charge Usury Against Springs Firm
Thirteen plaintiffs including eleven current or former National Springs Corp. employees sue the High Point firm for usury. They seek records on two years of pay loans and interest, with C. L. Hollifield appointed as commissioner to examine the firm’s records in Greensboro on February 27.
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National Springs Corp
High Point
National Springs
Paul Clapp
Clapp
Walter Linton
Eliza McLean
Mary Tyson
Frank Quick
Leroy Porter
Olether Campbell
Eli Campbell
Marion Byers
Clara Marks
Elizabeth Butler
James Lewis Jones
Sheppart Curtis
C. L. Hollifield
Greensboro
YM Membership Campaign Begins
Over 100 YMCA campaigners met at the Y for the annual membership drive kickoff. Notables included Miss Jeanne Swanner Miss North Carolina 1964 and Miss Sharon Finch Miss North Carolina. four divisions planned 6 to 10 teams each targeting renewals and new memberships totaling 36000 plus 14000 for the Men's Health Club. The drive is the Y’s main fundraising effort with United Community Services underwriting about a third of income. A plaque honors citizens sponsoring five or more boys to a year’s membership.
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Jeanne Swanner
North Carolina
Sharon Finch
Thomasville
Duke
R. G. Culp
Graham Morgan
North Carolina State
Wray Amos
Guy Kimney
University of North Carolina
Dick Wright
Wake Forest
Clarence Keever
Men's Health Club
United Community Services
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YMC
HPC Alumni Open Fund Drive Kickoff Dinner
The High Point Chapter of the Point College Alumni Assn will host a 6 30 p m fund drive kickoff dinner at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. About 175 workers will contact 1 100 alumni toward a 40 percent participation goal. Bill president will speak and Dale Brown will assist in orientation. The campaign ends with a March 5 dinner at Skycomo in the Southern Fume Exposition Building.
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Bob Parrish
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High Point College Alumni Assn
Dale Brown
Alumni Assn
Southern Fumie Exposition
Staggered Council Terms a No Go With High Point Officials
High Point's all Republican City Council rejected a reported Democratic push to lengthen terms and stagger council seats. Mayor Mehan backs two year mayor terms. council members prefer the status quo as elections loom and questions about a four year mayor term surface.
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Forrest Cates
High Point
Floyd Mehan
General Assembly
Fulton Quits Post as High Point Personnel Director
Fulton Jr. resigns from a $7 500 a year post as personnel director for the City of High Point to join Aro Corp regional office in sales. City Manager Harold Cheek hails his service and Fulton reflects on his 20 year tenure. He is married to Ann Campbell of Raleigh and they reside at 314 Otteray Ave.
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Groome Fulton Jr
High Point
Fulton
Harold Cheek
Aro Corp
Ann Campbell
Raleigh
Bryan
Otteray Ave
Research Center for Retarded Is Planned at Duke University
North Carolina Civitan clubs announce plans to build a $400000 research center for mentally retarded children at Duke University. They pledge $100000 and will raise the remaining $300000 through a public campaign. The center will run on a $225000 annual budget.
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W D Lee Named Campaign Chair for UA Drive
W D Lee Jr. of Piedmont Savings and Loan is named chairman of the 1966 United Appeal campaign by Dr. John F. Lynch. Lee brings five years of campaign experience and leads a large volunteer effort with support from High Point organizations and community leaders.
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W. D. Lee Jr
Piedmont Savings and Loan Assn
United Appeal
John F. Lynch
United Community Services
High Point
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Lee
Stewards
North Carolina Savings and Loan Assn
Piedmont
American Savings and Loan Institute
High Point Rotary Club
High Point Merchants Assn
Better Business Bureau
Guilford County
Chamber of Commerce
High Point ‘Board of Realtors
Concord Junior Chamber of Commerce
FBI Agent Named Lawman Of Year
The High Point Exchange Club awarded FBI agent Frank Fairchild the Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer of the Year for his community service and crime prevention work. Judge Walter Crissman spoke on church and family roles in prevention. Vernon Taylor led the meeting with special guests Judge Byron Haworth Police Chief J R Teague and Fairchild’s family.
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High Point Exchange Club
Frank Fairchild
FBI
Gordon Weathers
Fairchild
Walter Crissman
Vernon Taylor
Exchange Club
Byron Haworth
J. R. Teague
Elmer Horton
Walnut log export controls lifted by Commerce chief Connor
The Commerce Department ended walnut log export controls after Secretary John T. Connor said the controls failed to meet goals and harmed other aims. Domestic consumption exceeded targets by 4.5 million board feet, with plans for thinner veneers and substitutes to curb use.
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Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Johnson
Connor
Seuanaruienent Ant Tvenae
United States
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Appalachian
Ior
Warm trend melts weekend snow and rain may follow
The weekend snow has almost melted as temperatures rise. The Friendship weatherman forecasts cloudy skies and warmer conditions Wednesday with a chance of rain at night and again Thursday.
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