Scott Asks Opposition Halt in College Name Reform
Raleigh AP Ralph Scott state senator from Haw River urged NC State alumni chief Charles Reynolds to drop opposition to renaming State College to the University of North Carolina at Raleigh. Scott warned opposition could block university status while Reynolds vowed to continue opposing UNCR until the matter is dropped or legislature acts. Scott argued taxpayers won’t support two full universities.
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Raleigh
Ralph Scott
Haw River
North Carolina State College
Scott
State College Alumni Association
Charles H. Reynolds
Spindale
Reynolds
State College
University of North Carolina At Raleigh
North Carolina State University
UNCA
William
Consolidated University of North Carolina
UNC
Wits
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Woman's College
Governor’s Commission On Education
UNCR
North Carolina
High Point F-102A Destroyed in Training Flight
Mayor Carson Stout was informed by Lt Col Carl Weaver Jr. that the F-102A interceptor named for High Point was destroyed on 2 November 1962 during a routine training flight. Pilot First Lieut Robert F Zembraski parachuted safely. Replacements will be named for the city.
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High Point
Carson Stout
Carl T. Weaver Jr
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Goldsboro
Weaver
Robert F. Zembraski
Tar Heel
Snowstorm Paralyzes Regions as Rescues Continue
Ducks and guardsmen were rescued from icy JINAGARA River as crews battled winter. Two teens died in a Taberg New York sledding avalanche while Greenwood Lake residents faced isolation after a bridge washout. A derailed commuter train near Lancaster, Pennsylvania left all aboard unharmed. Scranton’s Lackawanna River froze, and wind driven seas and mud grounded tugs along Philadelphia docks. Forecasters noted heavy snow in the Ohio Valley Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley with widespread cold across the West. Political talks in the Congo continued as Tshombe urged negotiations with UN forces while Thant stressed UN aims to unify the country under central direction.
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Jinagara
Coast
Lancaster
Scranton
Lackawanna River
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Mississippi
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Utah
Texas
Desert
Mrs. Weaver Resigns From IRS Position
Greensbo ro news notes Ina G Weaver resigns from the Internal Revenue Service after 15 years in federal service. She spent nine years in High Point offices and worked later with Interior and the Selective Service System. Henry G Colegate of Greensboro also resigns as part of the same announcement. Weaver receives a 25 year service award and retire emblem for 10 years.
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Greensboro
Ina G Weaver
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Weaver
High Point
Department of Interior
Henry G. Colegate
Orphaned Bentley Children Reunite at Kannapolis Orphanage
Eight siblings of Mr and Mrs Abner Avery Bentley were brought to the Church of God Orphanage in Kannapolis on Monday as they were united. The ninth child is expected to join later when age appropriate. Rev L C Henry superintendent welcomes the group.
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Abner Avery Bentley
Church of God
Kannapolis
L. C. Henry
Bentley Orphans Reunited After Move To Kannapolis Home
Nine Bentley children arrive from six foster homes to join a brick cottage at Church of God Orphanage in Kannapolis Caldwell County authorities unite the siblings after a year of instability. Abner, 14, leads the family as others adjust to a stable home, while the baby Terry Wayne dies earlier in the year. The Rev. L. C. Henry oversees the transition amid a touching reunion scene.
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Kannapolis
N.C
L. C. Henry
Andrea ‘Triplett
Ajain
Church of God
Lenoir
Caldwell County
Orphaned Brothers
Sis J
Abner
Terry Wayne
Hankly
Henry
Washington
Stanton Ford
University of Minnesota
American Historical Association
Project Impact Ended In Six North Carolina Counties
RALEIGH AP Project Impact ended in six North Carolina counties at midnight Monday but figures will take days. The drive in Robeson Guilford Forsyth Haywood Buncombe and Cumberland aimed to cut traffic deaths and injuries. Executive secretary Phil Ellis called it a useful campaign though not sensational. Statewide fatalities and injuries rose. the program involved cooperation of the Highway Commission Highway Patrol and Safety Council with funding for signing and traffic channeling. About 75 extra patrolmen were assigned. engineers will retain highway signing and marking improvements.
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Raleigh
Project Impact
North Carolina
Motor Vehicles Department
Robeson
Guilford
Forsyth
Haywood
Buncombe
Cumberland
Phil Ellis
The
North Carolina Traffic Safety Council
Ellis
State Highway Commission
High-Say Patrol
Safety Council
Highway Department
Thomasville States Auto Tag Sale Details
Thomasville holds a city and state license tag sale at Davidson Farm Equipment Building on W Main. Tags run 9 am to 4 pm on weekdays and 9 am to noon Saturdays with DE and DG prefixes. The Carolina Motor Club office there has 14 278 tags for the next 60 days while 5 100 city tags on hand exceed last year. City official Kyle Williams warns of stricter enforcement of city tag laws.
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Thomasville
Davidson Farm
W. Main Street
Carolina Motor Club J
Kyle Williams
Notable engineer outlines future travel plans abroad
Dr. Von Karman describes needing multiple overseas trips yearly for development work. He remains active with Aerojet-General Corp., which he founded in 142, and heads its technical advisory board from Pasadena, California, where he lives with an assistant.
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von Karman
Aerojet-General Corp
Assiste
Pasadena
Calif
Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville Area
Mrs Blanche Bowers Cranford 52 wife of Charlie E Cranford funeral held at Unity Methodist Church with pallbearers Samlett Hollis Black Bill Dudley Bill Overcash Tim Deaton June Deaton burial Spring Hill Methodist Church Cemetery. Mrs Crawford 813 Cox Ave died Saturday City Memorial Hospital service Wednesday 3 30 Pleasant Grove Methodist Church burial Holly Hills Cemetery. J C Green Sons Funeral Homeys to hold body 30 minutes prior. Mr Murphy 42 of Thomasville High Point Highway died Monday City Memorial Hospital.
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C. E. Cranford
Thomasville
Blanche Bowers Cranford
Charlie E. Cranford
Unity Methodist Church
Barrett Wilson
W. A. Jarrett
Spring Hill Methodist Church
Samlett
Hollis Black
Bill Dudley
Bill Overcash
Tim Deaton
June Deaton
Crawford
Cox Ave
City Memorial Hospital
Empt. Murphy
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Herbert T. Penry Jr
F. Stanley Hardee Jr
Holly Hills
J. C. Green & Sons
Estes St
Hasty Lions Club
Murphy
Thomas-ville High Point Highway
Harold Short 39 Archdale Man Dies After Heart Attack
Harold I Short 39 of Archdale died after a heart attack suffered at Holiday Motors where he was shop foreman He was dead on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital He was a Guilford County lifelong resident WWII veteran and attended West Market Street Methodist Church Surviving are his wife former Juanita Ling parents two daughters one stepdaughter two sisters and more Funeral arrangements pending at Hanes Lineberry Funeral Home The family will be at Mrs Earl Olsens home in Greensboro
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Harold I. Short
Archdale
High Point Memorial Hospital
Holiday Motors
Guilford County
West Market Street Methodist Church
Greensboro
Juanita Rachel Ling
7. A. Short
Judy' Anne Short
Barbara Jean Mitchell
Jasper Lisenby Dies at 72 in Albemarle
Jasper A. Lisenby 72 of 403 W High St Norwood died Sunday at High Point Memorial Hospital after a long illness. A retired carpenter and former Norwood resident, he belonged to Norwood Methodist Church. Survived by wife Le Tin Hughes Lisenby, three brothers James F. Lisenby, Tom H. Lisenby, Grady M. Lisenby, and three sisters Fannie Lisenby Verna Mae Lisenby and Mrs W R Helen of Norwood. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Stanly Funeral Home Albemarle Chapel.
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Jasper A. Lisenby
W. High St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Norwood
Norwood Methodist Church
Stanly County
le Tin Hughes Lisenby
James F. Lisenby
Roanoke
Tom H. Lisenby
Albermarle
Grady M. Lisenby
Fannie Lisenby
Verna Mae Lisenby
W. R. Helen
High Pointer's Brother Dies In Gastonia
Clayton Carlisle Cunningham aged 77 died Monday in Gastonia from a heart attack while visiting a brother. He was former Wake County Recorder's Court judge in Raleigh and Trinity College alumnus. Survivors include several siblings including Mrs. Frank Williams of High Point. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Eden Street Methodist Church in Raleigh. An estimated 132 million Americans had hospital insurance at end of 1960.
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Gastonia
Clayton Carlisle Cunningham
Cunningham
Wake County Recorder's Court
Raleigh
Trinity College
Frank Williams
High Point
Eden Street Methodist Church
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Tween
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Hind
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Hema
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US High
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Anne "Feld
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Special Navy
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