One-Step Guard Change Favored by Governors
Washington AP report says most states may accept the Army one-step plan to align National Guard and Reserve with the Regular Army. Secretary Vance unveiled the plan after a governors’ meeting, with Vandiver and Rosellini signaling possible acceptance with minor changes. The group urged Congress to authorize a 400,000 average Guard strength, opposing the 400,000 end strength in 1963.
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Washington
Conference of Governors
National Guard
Army
Cyrus Vance
Tional Guard
Pentagon
Vance
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
Albert D. Rosellini
Governors’ Conference
Vandiver
Executive Committee
Congress
Governors
Defense Department
General Guard
Gate Cillan Accused Of Forgery
A Greensboro man, Ellis G. Taylor, 35, is jailed on a forgery charge with $500 bond. He allegedly forged Sam Smith Sr. name on a $10 check cashed at North Carolina National Bank. Trials set in Municipal Court Jan 14.
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Greensboro
Ellis G. Taylor
Sam Smith Sr
North Carolina National Bank
F. C. Cochran
Steele Diner
Edward Gibson
Anderson Anderson
Jamestown
Robert Brown
Scientific Street
Burns J. Hughes
Gibson
Wachovia
Anderson
Brown
Charles W. Pearson
Leonard St
Laura H. Lowery
Pearson
Lowery
Motorists suffer two-vehicle crashes with damages listed
Police reported two separate crashes at local intersections. A Fountain car sustained $200 and Wood’s vehicle $75 in damages. An earlier collision at Centennial Avenue and Commerce Street caused $1,350 in total damages. Bernard Beard was cited for failure to yield and awaits trial January 9. Ohio ranks 13th in total wheat production and first in soft red winter wheat production.
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Fountain
Wood
S. Centennial Avenue
Commerce Street
Bernard E. Beard
S. Main Street
Commerce
Paul H. Appel
Appel
Westchester Drive
Centennial
Beard
Ohio
States
Union
Alumni President Opposes State College Name Change
Charles H. Reynolds of Spin dale replied to State Sen. Ralph Scott over a move to rename State College to the University of North Carolina at Raleigh. Reynolds said the change could occur without cost or consolidation impact, while Scott warned opposition could derail university consolidation and status. Scott favors a common name for the three units of the Consolidated University of North Carolina.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State College Alumni Association
Ralph Scott
Charles H. Reynolds
Spindale
State College
University of North Carolina At Raleigh
Scott
Reynolds
North Carolina State University
Woman's College
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Consolidated University
William C. Friday
Man Arrests In Bank Robbery Case Involving Georgetown Man
Florence police arrested John Henry Lightsey 20 of Georgetown on bank robbery and kidnapping charges. He and Joseph Culmo 24 of Derby Conn were tied to the Dec 13 Greensboro Wachovia Bank robbery and Miss Patricia Ann Stroud's car trunk abduction. Lightsey alias Dan Davis lived on East Cheves Street.
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Florence
S.C
John Henry Lightsey
Georgetown
Lightsey
Joseph Angelo Culmo
Derby
Greensboro
Culmo
New Orleans
Patricia Ann Stroud
Miss Stroud
Rockingham
N.C
FBI
Latta Bank and Trust Co
Latta
Orangeburg
Paul Hutto
St. Matthews
A&p
Hutto
Columbia
Dan Davis
East Cheves Street
Couple M. Mann and Mary Alice Stiles Wed in 1948
Dec 27 1948 marriage of High Pointer to Mary Alice Stiles. Surviving spouse children and relatives listed. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Cumby Chapel with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Body to remain at Cumby Mortuary until service.
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Faith
Mary Alice Stiles
Donna Kay
Susan Marie Mann
M. G. Mann
Eastview St
Norman L. Mann
Washington
Arnold Huston Mann
Rt. 1
Thomasville
Richard Dale Mann
Eastview Street
Thelma Smith
Rt. 3
Betty Foster
Dorris Street
Rebecca Flowers
Thomasville Road
Carol Fergerson
Boyer Street
Emma Mann
Green Oak Drive
Cumby Chapel
J. J. Thornburg
City View Baptist Church
Winston - Salem
George H. Wallace
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Floral Garden Park
Cumby
Isaac School District eyes another bond vote in Arizona
In Phoenix, officials from the Isaac School District plan to push a $630,000 bond issue again after the first election narrowly failed by a 397 to 396 vote. The setback triggers a new campaign to secure voter approval.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Isaac
Sheriff Plans Staff Meetings In Guilford County
Guilford County's new sheriff Clayton Jones will hold monthly staff meetings during his four year term. He told deputies to expect departmental meetings each month to brief on policies and activities and to solicit comments. He cited openness and communication as goals.
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Guilford County
Clayton Jones
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Donald C. Dearborn
Catawba College
Salisbury
Chevrolet
America
Corvair
North Main Street
Europe
Radio Free Europe
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P. O. Box
Mount Vernon, N
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Tulsa
Okla
Clyde J. Bollinger
University of Oklahoma Geography Department
Oklahoma Academy of Science
Dorothy Gray
L'Aiglon
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