Guilford College Bank Robbery Nets $3603
A heavyset man robbed the Guilford College Wa chovia Bank branch at 9 am taking 3603 dollars in mixed denominations. FBI described the 5-8 suspect as 30 to 35 with dark hair wearing a blue denim jacket and sunglasses. Roadblocks were set up in Greensboro as investigators checked the prior 1962 robberies by the same man.
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Guilford College
N. C
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
FBI
Roger Frost
Frost
Mary Awalt
Jan Holyfield
Greensboro
College Town
North Carolina National Bank
Six Secrets of Promotional Success Highlight SAFA Breakfast
Jim Hawkins reports on a multi state discussion on advertising and sales growth. The SAFA breakfast at the Top of the Mart highlighted promotional strategies with SRFA president Al Maynard of Belton South Carolina presiding and Leo Heer guiding the session.
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SAFA
Inside Count of Community Relations in Small Town
Tom Rackley of Seneca South Carolina uses a small town newspaper to describe community relations work. William Austin of Gastonia comments on the program while Jake Rountree is noted. Hospital Guild members perform songs about serving food to market visitors. Parker says direct mail promotions are inexpensive and profitable. Success relies on sales staff enthusiasm and targeting areas with sales potential.
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Count
Tom Rackley
Seneca, S. C
William Austin
Gastonia
Jake Rountree
Hospital Guild
Parker
Thieves Loot Bank of $16 000 in Sunrise Shopping Center
Thieves hit the Sunrise Shopping Center Wachovia Bank in Goldsboro Monday night taking more than 16000 in cash and travelers checks from a safe opened with a heavy instrument. About 4360 in coins and 12000 in traveler's checks were stolen. Police and FBI investigate alongside a second Wachovia robbery at Guilford College near Greensboro.
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New Oars N. C
Sunrise
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Goldsboro
Lawson Withers
Wachovia
FBI
Guilford College
Greensboro
Baptist Board backs school venereal disease instruction
The North Carolina Baptist State Convention General Board endorsed teaching venereal disease awareness in public schools starting by eighth grade. The move follows health officials reporting rising teen cases, while the board also reaffirmed opposition to liquor law liberalization and elected Rev. Gilmer Cross as president.
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Baptist Board
Raleigh
General Board
The
North Carolina Baptist State Convention
Carolina
North Carolina
Baptist State Convention
du O
Mar .C
Wake Forest College
G. Maurice Hill
Wake Forest
Paich
Hill
Gilmer Cross
Goldsboro
Teamsters Demand 75-Cent Hike for 450000 Trucking Workers
Washington AP reports James R. Hoffa led the Teamsters Union in demanding today pay raises of 75 cents an hour over three years for about 450000 truck drivers and related workers nationwide.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Red Duchess Standoff As Spain Demands U S Damages
Civil guards halted a march led by Luisa Isabela Alvarez de Toledo and Dr Francisco Cervantes demanding more money from the United States after last year’s Palomares bomber crash. Police attempted to handcuff the duchess as 1 000 protesters were urged toward a bus bound for Madrid’s embassy. The crash site yielded four bombs recovered and $500,000 paid to villagers, with local officials noting some indemnities.
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Emilio Moya Palomares
Ame (Ap
Spain
United States
U.S
Luisa Isabela Alvarez de Toledo
Medina Sidonia
Francisco Cervantes
Palomares Village
Madrid
Cuba
Palomares
Indonesian Foreign Minister Urges Sukarno to Step Down
Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik announced he has urged President Sukarno to resign amid treason trials. Maliks statement follows testimony suggesting Sukarnos involvement in actions jeopardizing the state.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Adam Malik
Sukarno
Sukarno urged to dissociate from presidency in ceremony
Malik reported Sukarno should step back from official duties, possibly appointing a successor, to maintain peace in Indonesia. In Vietnam, a U S Chinook evacuated 3,800 people from Ben Suc in the Iron Triangle to Phu Cuong, carrying three oxcarts worth about 40 each, during a 20 minute flight.
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Malik
Sukarno
Ee Ee
Foreign Office
Eesore Ee Ee
Indonesia
Ben Suc
Iron Triangle
Saigon
Phu Cuong
U.S
Mao Gains Upper Hand in Communist China Report
Tokyo based Yomiuri adds Mao Tse-tung and his faction appear to have the upper hand in China’s power struggle. The paper cites Mao’s return to Peking, mass anti-Mao workers leaving jobs, and anti-Mao crowds pouring into the capital before fading as Mao rally calls were issued.
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John Roderick
TOKYO
Mao Tse-tung
China
Peking
Yomiuri
Mao
Chou En-lai
Communist Party
Red Chinese Army
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