Illicit liquor raid leads to multiple arrests in city area
ABC officers uncovered a three gallon copper still and three quarts of non tax paid liquor under John Henry Flannery's Nance Avenue home. Flannery faces possession and prohibition charges after posting bond. Two men, Burnett Reeves Jr. and Eddie Singleton, were arrested for larceny after they admitted taking clothing from local stores. Other arrests included Frank R. Hall and Helen Hughes on worthless check counts, plus Gladys Greene on drunkenness and immoral vagrancy, and Arnold Gates and Donnie Blizzard on traffic and license charges. The Junior Chamber of Commerce promotes civic projects for men 21 to 35.
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ABC
John Henry Flannery
Nance Avenue
Flannery
N. Centennial
Burnett Reeves Jr
E. Washington
Eddie Singleton
Furlough Street
J. C. Penney Co
Charles
Frank R. Hall
Elwell Avenue
Greensboro
Gate City
Helen Hughes
Gladys Greene
Fairview Street
Arnold R. Gates
Ennis Street
Ridgeway Avenue
Rainy to cool spell continues with diminishing showers
Clouds linger with cool weather as rain eases from Saturday. High near 45 degrees, low around 40, and a dip expected tonight as Canadian air moves in. Monday looks colder with a chance of more rain.
Cuban prison warden found dead in Havana embassy compound
Captain Ramon Padilla a hard line warden under Castro was found shot dead in the Brazilian embassy compound where he had lived as a refugee for two years. Brazilian officials cited suicide indicators no gun found and two letters were left. Funeral services were held in the embassy grounds.
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Havana
Ramon Padilla
Fidel Castro
Padilla
Fulgencio Batista
Isle of Pines
Castro
Accident Box Score Report
A historical box score summarizes accidents with totals: 24 persons killed and 5 injured this year, and property loss of 8995 dollars, plus 67 fatalities and 0 injuries with property loss 22625 dollars. The data records dates and counts of incidents and damages.
New Schedule For Library Adopted At High Point Public
The High Point Public Library adopts a new schedule this week with the main adult department and Washington Street branch opening at 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. This adds six extra hours weekly for patrons before work. The December circulation reached 15 577, about a 12 percent rise from December 1961, with a 160 percent increase over the prior 10 days.
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Washington Street
Hungarians Flock to Jazz Clubs Under Youth Group
Jazz clubs operated under the Hungarian Communist Youth Organization attract thousands of members and fans. The Budapest club with 700 members enjoys weekly meetings, a monthly journal, and plans for larger spaces as acoustics and room size limit expansion.
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Budapest
Hungary
Hungarian Communist Youth Organization
Miskolc
Pecs
Resignation announced at Carolinas United Services
Meador steps down as secretary and executive director effective Feb 1 to join the American Social Health Assn as associate executive and national campaign director. Meador has led Carolinas United since May 15, 1952, growing from 43 member organizations raising 3.52 million to 111 funds totaling 12.452 million.
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Charlotte
W. W. MceEachern
Carolinas United Community Services
M. C. Meador
North
South Carolina
McEachern
Carolinas United
Meador
Meador.” Meador Has Accepted A Position With the American Social Health Assn
New York City
Carolinas
United
Teens face driving rules split among instructors
North Carolina driving experts express mixed views on a provisional teen license. They favor compulsory driver education and age-based restrictions but differ on curfews and suspension levels. Instructors emphasize individual treatment, parental influence, and attitude toward driving.
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Charlotte
Myers Park High School
John Moose
Brewer
Ingram
Shields
Renewal Plans Push in East Central Project
Enterprise staff writer reports that redevelopment officials led by Henry Price reveal new posts for the commission as federal approval arrives. John Haworth becomes attorney, Henry Koonts real estate coordinator, William Sloan architect and Bob Brown relocation coordinator. Sloan manages multiple tasks including duplex to single family conversion with bids planned.
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East Central Project
Henry Price
The
Redevelopment Commission
Commission
John Haworth
Henry Koonts
William Sloan
Bob Brown
Sloan
Price
Thissell
Leonard
Athens
Institute of Government
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Sears, Roebuck & Co
High Point
Driver Uninjured In South Thomasville Overturns
Otis M. Gibson 46 of Jacobs Street lost control on a curve on Bowerwood Drive and overturned his car 500 feet north of Bow erwood Jacobs intersection at 9 15 p m. Damages about 200. Gibson cited for driving too fast for conditions to appear in Recorder's Court on Feb 1.
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Thomasville
Otis M. Gibson
Jacobs Street
Bowerwood Drive
Bowerwood
Jacobs
Gibson
Recorder's Court
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Harold Young
Gates
Donnie Preston Blizzard
Cable Street
Park Street
Junior Chamber of Commerce
High Point Public Library
Furnitureland
Raleigh Dingman
Northeast Junior High School
Furnitureland Kiwanis Club
John T. Davis
Jack Weaver
Tom Gardner
Plantation
Art Richardson
the Journal
G.A.C
North Main Street
North Carolina
Ragsdale
Larry J. Klosterman
Moose
High Point Central High
Frank Shields
Gan
Central
Paul Brewer
Northwest Guilford High
Thomasville High
Clinton Ingram
Pete Gibson
Enterprise
Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Radio Free Europe
Free World
Radio Free Europe Fund
P.O. Box
Mount Vernon, N. Y
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
High Point Enterprise
Lquilliac Dealer
Highland Motors, Inc
North Main ST
High Point, N. C
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