Rotary hears Dr. Erle Peacock on NC Health Program history
Dr. Erle Peacock Jr of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine spoke to the Rotary Club on the North Carolina Health Program. He traced its start with the opening of the four year medical school and noted dramatic growth in North Carolina Memorial Hospital. He cited outpatient and student figures, and alumni practice in the state. Directors for the new Rotary year were elected and several visiting Rotarians and guests attended.
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Erle Peacock Jr
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Chapel Hill
Rotary Club
North Carolina Health Program
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
John F. Lynch
Rotary
Jack H. Campbell
Charles E. Diffendal
Byron A. Haworth
John W. Herndon
Ralph H. Taylor
Robert Moore
Bill King
Roy Sullivan
Jamestown
J. C. McCuller
Southern Pines
Stuart Franks
Lisbon
Iowa
Richard Helm
Smith Richardson Jr
John E. Evans
New York
Capus Waynick
H. L. Brockmann
Belgian King Reaches Chanel Hill on North Carolina Visit
Ex King Leopold III of Belgium and Princess Liliane arrived in Chapel Hill to tour UNC facilities and research sites. They landed at Raleigh-Durham Airport at 9 05 am and were greeted by William Friday and other officials before visiting UNC and the Unavic data system.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Leopold III
Belgium
Liliane
Raleigh-Durham
William Friday
Consolidated University of North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Unavic
Duke University
Research Triangle
Stockholders Hold Meeting at Emerywood Country Club
The annual meeting of the Stockholder's Club took place yesterday at 8 p.m. at Emerywood Country Club. Reports covered half year activities and were presented by Henry A. Millis.
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Emerywood Country Club
Henry A. Millis
Cafeteria Bill Passed By House
Raleigh AP reports a House bill grants county school boards control over use of school cafeterias allowing societies civic clubs patriotic and nonprofit groups to use lunchrooms The measure now heads to the Senate Sponsor Rep Hollis Owens said a law interpretation had deemed such use illegal and local boards would decide how to proceed but are not required to act
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Raleigh
House
Senate
Hollis Owens
Rutherford
Owens
New Homes Approved in Thomasville
The city building inspector issued two permits for new residences. Lionel Welborn will build two three bedroom houses on Barrington Street and Pontiac Drive, each with an estimated cost of 11500 dollars.
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Thomasville
Lionel Welborn
Barrington Street
Pontiac Drive
Cowboy Case Set For Trial
Victory Ray Mitchell, 18, of College Street, jailed on two counts earlier this week, is set for trial today in Recorders Court. Police say he wore a ten gallon hat and boots while carrying a holster and gun beneath his coat. Bobby Myers charged him with aiming his pistol at Myers twice in an assault with a deadly weapon case.
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Thomasvile
Victory Ray
Cowboy) Mitchell
College Street
Recorders Court
Bobby Myers
Rt. 2
Mitchell
Board Officers Elected After Directors Election
Jr Tilman Thomas and Harold Amos secure three seats on the board of directors. Following the meeting Jack Rochelle named president A M Rankin vice president Mrs George Lyles secretary and Tilman Thomas treasurer for the current year.
EEC and EFTA Trade Talks Strain Over Outer Seven Linkup
Brussels AP report says the Common Market keeps tariffs unified while the outer seven Britain Austria Denmark Norway Portugal Sweden and Switzerland move toward coordination of economic policy. France West Germany Belgium Italy Holland Luxembourg push for deeper within market measures and France veto blocks broader linkups.
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Brussels
European Free Trade Association
Teidare
European Economic Community
EFTA
Britain
Austria
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
European Commission
EEC
France
West Germany
Belgium
Italy
Holland
Luxembourg
Charles de Gaulle
Adjustment Board Rehearing Ordered in Jarrell Case
North Carolina Supreme Court remanded a High Point zoning ruling over Annie Lee Jarrell’s Centennial Street home. The court found error in prior proceedings and ordered a new hearing to determine evidence supporting Jarrell’s claim of a non conforming two family use despite a 1961 permit alterations.
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North Carolina Supreme Court
Walter Crissman
High Point
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Zoning Board
Annie Lee Jarrell
Centennial Street
Harriss Jarrell
Superior Court
Jarrell
Supreme Court
High Court
Board of Adjustment
Miss Jarrell
Centennial
Kennedy Urges Umpire to End New York News Strike
President Kennedy calls for an impartial umpire to settle the New York newspaper strike after 77 days of shutdown. The AFL CIO guild backs a settlement, Mayor Wagner weighs in, and publishers favor binding recommendations to resume publication swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Kennedy
Washington
New York Newspaper Guild
Afl-Cio
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Guild
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Malinovsky warns against nuclear brinkmanship in wartime
In remarks reported from page one A, Andrei Malinovsky urges U S restraint warning that pressing push-buttons could trigger a nuclear catastrophe. He cites a 100 megaton bomb capability, cites 95 percent crew proficiency, and notes Soviet airlifted rockets, tanks, and armored vehicles ready for deployment.
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Malinovsky
Cuba
United States
Soviet Union
Nine Deaths Reported In Flu Epidemic In Charlotte
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Health Department reports nine deaths this week from influenza and pneumonia, the highest toll in three weeks and more than double the eight week pre outbreak average. Dr. Elizabeth Corkey notes the toll reflects the severity of the current flu wave in the area.
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Charlotte, N.C
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Elizabeth Corkey
High Pointer Gets Award For Poem
Freedoms Foundation honors seven North Carolinians and two schools for promoting the American way of life. George Washington Honor Medals go to Alvin Taylor, Louise P. Hampton, Charles C. Health, John G. Thomas, Oak Grove School, Felix Fletcher, Henry G. Nicholson, and others receive awards for essays poems and public addresses. Reverend Herbert L. Underwood earns an honor certificate for a sermon.
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Valley Forge
Freedoms Foundation
Alvin Taylor
Greenville Reflector
Louise P. Hampton
Davidson
Charles C. Health
Shelby
America
John G. Thomas
WCKB
Dunn
Freedom Warning
George Washington
Oak Grove School
Elkin
Felix Fletcher
High Point
McKnight
Henry G. Nicholson
Raleigh
Herbert L. Underwood
Salisbury
Library Extends Washington Birthday Observance
Thomasville Public Library carries part of the Washington birthday celebration to tomorrow. Librarian Miss Mary Lee Crouse says the Saturday film show starts at 10 a.m. and features The Battle of Yorktown and How We Explored Space. Both films are color, 15 minutes each, and free to the public.
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Thomasville
George Washington
Thomasville Public Library
Mary Lee Crouse
Yorktown
Crouse
Fire crews respond to multiple early morning incidents
A mechanical false alarm sent Myrtle Desk Co. to respond at 2 55 am with no fire found. Earlier firefighters tackled an unidentified field blaze on State Street at 11 am with no damage. A Woodruff Avenue oven grease puff caused a smoke call at 4 15 pm. stove damage was minimal.
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Myrtle Desk Co
State Street
Woodruff Avenue
Driver Charged After Red Light Crash at Russell and Wrenn
Police filed red light violation charges after a collision at the intersection of S Wrenn and E Russell Streets yesterday. Robert Alexander Glisson 16 Jamestown ran a red light and hit Alson Eugene Leonard 28 Greensboro who had the green light traveling west on Russell. Damage estimates were 250 to Glisson’s auto and 300 to Leonard’s car.
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S. Wrenn
E. Russell
Robert Alexander Glisson
Jamestown
Alson
Eugene Leonard
Greensboro
Leonard
Russell
Glisson
Wrenn
Urban Renewal Films Shown to Hundreds at City Event
Over 500 Central High School students viewed two color films on urban renewal. The Rebirth of a Nation and Magdalen Street depicted slum housing renewal and shopping street restoration. Presented by the city planning department at request of Miss Louise Hatch and Kenneth Dickens.
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Central High School
Magdalen Street
City Planning Department
Louise Hatch
Kenneth Dickens
History Department
Asheboro Boy Killed In Highway 220 Accident
A 13 year old boy named Jackie Hout from near Asheboro died on arrival at the hospital after running into the path of an approaching vehicle on Highway 220 about half a mile north of Asheboro. A full highway patrol report was not yet available.
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Asheboro
Jackie Hout
Highway Patrol
Senate clash over press rights and state building name
In Raleigh Senator Thomas J. White battles the press corps on the Senate floor over newsroom privileges and the official name for the new state legislative building. White defends his building bill and wounds critics, while Shelton and Morgan contest the name amendment before White ups the ante with remarks about the press lounge. The episode marks a rare public confrontation between a prominent senator and the legislative press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Shires
Raleigh
Thomas J. White
Legislature Press Corps
State Senate
White
General Assembly
Legislative Building Commission
Senate
State Legislative Building
Building Commission
House
Henry G. Shelton
Edgecombe
State House
Shelton
Maria Melchior Dies. Widow of Lauritz Melchior
Maria Melchior 59 wife of Wagnerian tenor Lauritz Melchior died Wednesday. A former European film star she was born in Muehldorf Bavaria and married Melchior in 1927 two years after his first wife’s death.
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Los Angeles
Maria Melchior
Lauritz Melchior
Melchior
Europe
Muehldorf
Bavaria
Kennedys Settle Down In Florida
President Kennedy spends the Washington’s Birthday weekend in Florida with the First Lady and family. After a busy Thursday including a press conference and a diplomatic reception, he jets south as Washington cools. Florida forecasts show possible Saturday showers but warmer temperatures later. Pierre Salinger prepares to depart for a Mexican vacation. About 300 Washington diplomats attend the Thursday reception with a formal line, informal mingling, champagne and fruit punch.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Washington
Florida
Kennedys
Pierre Salinger
Children View Feats Of Magic At Sky Room Meeting
Members of Furni tureland Kiwanis Club hosted 47 children for a magic show by Everett Herman and his wife in the Sky Room. New members Dick Swartzberg and Hubert Leach were announced. The Heart Fund chair reported progress while Raleigh Dingman, club president, welcomed Gate City Kiwanis guests. Benny Braica noted Brotherhood Week collaboration with other civic clubs at High Point Friends Meeting.
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Furnitureland Kiwanis Club
Sky Room
Everett Herman
Dick Swartzberg
Hubert Leach
Heart Fund
Benny Braica
High Point Friends Meeting
Raleigh Dingman
Gate City Kiwanis Club
Notice to creditors of Maud Bartlett Hollingsworth estate
David F. Hollingsworth, administrator of Maud Bartlett Hollingsworth late of Guilford County, notifies all claimants to present their claims by August 1 1963 and all debtors to pay promptly. Attorneys Morgan Byerly Post Vananda Keziah, High Point North Carolina.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Patsie le Grand McDaniel
Joan W. Langford
Patsy Legrand McDaniel
Washington St
High Point
N. C
Maud Bartlett Hollingsworth
David F. Hollingsworth
Morgan, Byerly, Post, Vananda & Keziah Attorneys At Law
East Commerce Street
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Chanel Hill
High Point Enterprise
North Charles
Atlantic Coast Ton
S.C
Havana
Clarence F. Miles
Berkeley County
ECM
International Typographical Union
Bertram Powers
Cleveland
The
Plain Dealer
Press & News
Newspaper Guild
Kinston
Legislative Press Corps
Press
Tom
Sanford
Hodges
Whammy White
Sen
Robert Morgan
Jesus
Shires
Maria Melchoir
Renault
Dauphine
Horace G. Siderton
Dodge
Peugeot
S. Main St
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