Management Institutes Scheduled in Burlington and Gastonia
A 12 week business management institute for policymaking officials of firms began in Burlington this week with another slated to open in Gastonia on February 4. Management Development Inc runs the programs, backed by UNC Executive Program alumni and local chambers of commerce.
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Chapel Htl
Burlington
Gastonia
Fes
Management Development Inc
University of North Carooina
Carl J. Annas
Greensboro
Burlington Industries
Burlington Institute
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Michaux H. Crocker
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Burlington Chamber of Commerce
George Colclough
Gastonia Institute
John R. Knott
Charlotte
Home Finance Group
Brice Dixon
Gastonia Chamber of Commerce
Air Authority Explanation To Greensboro Rotary
Caesar Cone, secretary of Greensboro High Point Airport Authority, spoke to Rotary on progress since 1941. He traced construction of the Friendship facility and described federal cooperation in financing, noting local governmental contributions to date.
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Caesar Cone
Greensboro High Point Airport Authority
Rotary Club
Friendship
Frigid air hits Florida plants and citrus crops
A five day cold snap across Florida disrupted vegetables and citrus. Frost warnings spread as temperatures fell to 28.8 at Homestead and 18.5 near Gainesville. Florida Citrus Mutual and growers reported limited damage and some fields wiped out in Everglades and lower east coast areas.
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Polk City
Leland
Florida Citrus Mutual
Robert W. Rutledge
Citrus Belt
Everglades
East Coast
South Florida
Homestead
Miami
North Florida
Gainesville
Editor's Story by Jorge Zayas on Castro regime
Jorge Zayas recounts fleeing Cuba after anti Castro stance and press clashes. He details detention at Havana airport, police searches, and threats tied to his Avance newspaper and labor union confrontations. He links Batista ouster, current dictatorship, and his family's fate to his editorial fight.
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Jorge Zayas
Cuba
Avance
Miami Herald Publishing Co
Associated Press Miami
Fideli Castro
Alfredo Zayas
Juan Bruno Zayas
Batista
Castro
Anibal Maestri
Rene Leyva
Juan Luis Bonich
Havana
New York
Man's Wound Believed Self-Inflicted In Winston-Salem
A Winston-Salem resident, J. C. Hunt, about 45, of 202 Venable Street, was found by his 14-year-old son with a .32 caliber pistol wound yesterday around 3 PM. Police said the wound appeared self-inflicted and he was in critical condition at Baptist Hospital last night.
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Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
J. C. Hunt
Venable Street
Three Alarms Respond to Fires Across City
Firemen answered three alarms yesterday with incidents at 218 Hendrix St a dwelling fire likely from a defective chimney at 12 12 p m. A sprinkler burst at a manufacturing plant in the 300 block of W Russell St around 4 30 p m. and at 2327 Edgewood Ave a dwelling fire caused by an oil stove flood at 6 03 p m.
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Hendrix St
W. Russell Street
Edgewood Ave
Insurance Firm Notes Big Gain
Pilot Life Insurance company reported a record life in force of 1 604 473 827 up 126 826 735. New life sales across divisions totaled 242 943 238 in 1959, up 4 508 965 from 1958, marking a sixth straight year over 200 million. Total assets rose to 194 850 173, with invested-asset earnings at 4.60 percent and asset coverage of 119 dollars per 100 liabilities.
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Pilot Life Insurance Company
C. F. Stafford
Pilot
Stafford
95-Year-Old Physician Says Walks Keep Him Spry
Louisville doctor Jacob Weber, celebrating his 95th birthday, credits long daily walks and moderation for his vigor and jovial mood. He still sees occasional patients at home, quit house calls at 88, and follows psychiatric advances, joking that psychiatrists make everyone feel better so there’s nothing wrong after.
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Louisville, Ky
Jacob Weber
Weber
Miller's Wife Dies Mysteriously
CHICAGO AP Genevieve Miller 54 wife of former police Sgt. Walter J. Miller died after coma and fractures following Jan 10 discovery in locked West Side apartment. Police ponder beating linked to Roger Touhy gang era killings. Walter Miller had been shot and wounded in the 1930s.
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Chicago
Genevieve Miller
Walter J. Miller
Roger Touhy
Miller
Hope J
John
Jake Tthe Barber
Touhy
Walter
West Side
Loretto Hospital
Htis
Nixon Defends Settlement Amid Steel Dispute
Vice President Nixon said the steel settlement cost companies less than if the dispute had gone to Congress where wage and price controls might emerge. He and Labor Secretary Mitchell negotiated with industry and the United Steelworkers, reaching a 41 cent an hour package after initial offers of 31 cents and 62 cents were discussed. A study commission with a neutral chairman was agreed for work practices. the settlement was reached January 4.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Nixon
James P. Mitchell
Alexander F. Jones
Syracuse
N.Y
Herald-Journal
Jones
Mitchell
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Can
Aluminum
Steel
Old Dog Learns New Hearing Trick
NORRISTOWN PA AP Spotty a 14 year old beagle fox terrier mix learns to hear with a hearing aid. Owner Anthony Reiger 20 found Spotty had under half normal hearing. A firm fitted a plastic ear mold and collar mounted transistor pack. Spotty initially pawed at the mold but now responds to meal calls. Radar comment and submarine sonar comparison follow.
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Norristown
Spotty
Anthony Reiger
Britain to lead Western talks on arms control plan
Britain will spearhead Western discussions starting Monday at the State Department on a global arms control plan toward total nuclear disarmament. United States Britain France Canada and Italy aim for a unified policy to negotiate with the Soviet Union, with a March 15 deadline to meet Geneva leaders and four other Communist nations.
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Washington
Britain
United States
France
Canada
Italy
State Department
Soviet Union
Geneva
U.S
United Nations
Selwyn Lloyd
Michigan Town Seeks Doctor For Ipper Peninsula
In De Tour Michigan a town of 612 seeks a doctor to serve locally. Mayor Maurice Ainsworth says a local physician should be hired with a salary between 14000 and 18000 dollars annually. Currently residents pay for calls to the nearest doctor in Salt St. Marie about 60 miles away.
Sound Executive Sued For Divorce
Ann C. Shearer sues Douglas Graham Shearer a 60 year old sound executive in Santa Monica California seeking a divorce after 27 years of marriage and two adult children. She lists community property at 800000 dollars and requests 750 dollars monthly support pending trial.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Graham Shearer
Ann C. Shearer
Radio Free Europe Fund Drive Appeal
A persuasive call urges readers to support Radio Free Europe with dollars to fund transmitters supplies and announcers. The appeal touts RFE as a private organization delivering truth to 76 million behind the Iron Curtain and shaping a first line of defense for freedom.
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Poland
Radio Free Europe
East Europe
Free World
RFE
Iron Curtain
Europe
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