Asheboro Negroes Plan Mass Anti Segregation March
A Durham NAACP youth official says 300 to 400 Negro residents will march Sunday night in Asheboro to press eight desegregation recommendations. Mayor Reese defends cooperation with both races and says police will ensure peaceful processions.
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Asheboro
N.C
Robert Blow
Durham
NAACP
St. John’s Baptist
Blow
Robert L. Reese
Capus Waynick
Terry Sanford
Reese
Randolph County
North Carolina
Sixth Baboon Kidney Transplant Performed in Denver
The sixth baboon to man kidney transplant at Colorado General Hospital was completed in six hours. The 31 year old recipient was in satisfactory condition. Of the five prior recipients, one died and four are reported to be progressing satisfactorily.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado General Hospital
Figures from page 1-D detail North Carolina industry
Clarke reports High Point manufacturing plants employ 20 165 people while 14 935 are in nonmanufacturing work and 3 760 in other jobs such as agriculture and home labor. The North Carolina Employment Service Division can recruit workers for new industry and Guilford Industrial Education Center in Jamestown trains workers in new skills.
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Jery Knitting
Clarke
High Point
North Carolina Employment Service Division
Guilford
Jamestown
RFK Plans Visit With U S Troops
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy will visit U S troops near the Korea North South border then meet South Korean President Park Chung Hee. He is en route from Tokyo and Sukarno talks in Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur as a special envoy to calm Southeast Asia tensions.
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South Korea
Robert F. Kennedy
No -Man's Land
Chung Hee Park
Tokyo
Sukarno
Jakarta
Malaysia
Philippines
Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy's Role Poses Problem in Johnson Ticket Move
Washington reports Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy has left open the possibility of accepting a vice presidential bid for the Johnson administration. Kennedy said he will stay in the Cabinet through the election and will support civil rights, while Johnson weighs northern liberal appeal against Southern political optics. Hubert Humphrey is noted as a possible second-place candidate to balance regional support.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Tokyo
John F. Kennedy
National Committee
Justice Department
South
Ken
Dixie
Hubert H. Humphrey
D- Minn
Humphrey
Industry Eyes Better Filters After Health Report
New York AP says the cigarette industry hopes for safer filters following the U S Public Health Service finding smoking harms health. A surgeon general panel urged more study while noting filters may reduce tar and nicotine but could alter consumption and inhalation. Experts differ on proven safety and brands may emerge by year end.
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New York
U.S. Public Health Service
Luther L. Terry
U.S. S
Louis F. Fieser
Orga Chemistry
Harvardniversity
Surgeon General’s Committee
Terry
James M. Hundley
Cuba Sugar Crop Seen In Jeopardy
Heavy winter rains threaten Cuba’s sugar crop while officials remain hopeful the 1964 yield will top last year’s 3.8 million tons. Flooded fields and damaged roads slow cane delivery, though optimism on mechanization and progress remains. Prime Minister Fidel Castro is abroad with Khrushchev, as Cuba exports sugar to the Communist bloc.
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Havana
Cuba
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Arian Reform Institute
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Communist Bloc
Kidnap Suspect Out Under Bond
Mrs. Willie Mae Mallory 35, a Brooklyn resident, was released on a $10,000 cash bond posted in Monroe by Clarence Seniors of Cleveland Ohio. She faces Superior Court in February on kidnapping charges related to a 1961 race riot incident involving a white couple.
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Monroe
N.C
Willie Mae Mallory
North Carolina
Union County
Clarence Seniors
Cleveland
Ohio
Brooklyn
N.Y
D. S. Griffin
Mallory
M. G. Boyette
John D. McConnell
Southern Pines
Bruce Stegall
Marshville
Richard Crowder
Harold Reep
Abe C. Lowry
New Yorkty
Receiver sells Art chair property to Glen Alan Furniture
By order of Judge Byron Haworth the Receiver sold to Glen Alan Furniture Co. the Art chair real estate in High Point NC including a manufacturing plant and two houses for 7191.25 dollars. Upset bids may be filed within 10 days. minimum increases apply. Contact Frank B. Wyatt, Receiver, High Point NC.
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ART Chair
Byron Haworth
High Point
Glen- Alan Furniture Company, Inc
Art Chair, Incov
Gus County
North Carolina
Wanery and
Hodein Sree Ncan Manufacturing
Frank B. Wyatt
N. C
Real estate ads list 4 room to 7 room rentals and prices
Classified listings show apartments and houses for rent in multiple North Carolina towns with gas heat, private baths, and weekly and monthly rates. Properties include furnished 3 and 4 room units, houses with hot water, and trailers near schools, with several real estate firms and contact numbers.
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Mint St
High Point College
Kearns St
Randolph St
W. Green St
Taylor M. Simpson CO
English Rd
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