Day Center Announces Open House For First Anniversary
The Day Center for Handicapped Children marks its first anniversary with an Open House from 4 30 to 7 30 p m on Friday at 504 E Green St The center began last January with one teacher and four pupils and has grown to 15 students under director Dan Jackson with plans to expand services and open a similar center for Negro children next September
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E. Green St
St. Apts
First Baptist Church
Parents of Handicapped Children Group
Dan Jackson
E. Green St. Baptist Church
Jackson
Venus Harris
Allyse Killian
Taylor Kennerly
The
Association For Retarded Children
Armfield School
30 Million Tree Seeds To Be Planted
North Carolina plans about 30 million tree seedlings planted this winter. Carl Gibson of Lumberton warns small trees suffer in fires, urging residents to prevent wildfires to protect the timber industry and local jobs.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Carl Gibson
Lumberton
North Carolina Forest Industries Committee
Gibson
Bulganin's Asian Tour Hits Fatigue Rumors
News from Moscow indicates Nikolai Bulganin suffered fatigue during his month long Asian tour and is resting. Officials offered no specific diagnosis, with speculation ranging from heart strain to jaundice despite no confirmation. He has not been seen since January 3 and reports say he complained of heart discomfort during travel.
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Moscow
Bulganin
Bulgarin
Gunmen use scarves to hide identities during heist
In Louisville three masked men entered John Martin Distributors Inc. and forced 11 employees into washrooms. Wielding pistols and a sawed-off shotgun they stole about 6 000 to 8 000, including roughly 3 000 in cash and up to 5 000 in checks, just before closing time.
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Louisville
High Point Commandery Knights Templar News
E. G. Updegrove serves as Commander and E. L. Green records for High Point Commandery No KNIGHTS TEMPLAR in this brief roster notice.
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High Point Commandery
Knights Templar
E. G. Updegrove
E. L. Green
20 Percent Acreage Cut Urged for Flue-Cured Tobacco
Washington reports that a belt-wide 20 percent acreage cut for flue-cured tobacco is urged by the advisory committee to USDA officials. The group met with Secretary Benson and House Agriculture Committee Chairman Harold Cooley discussed possible legislation to raise the cut from 12 to 20 percent and timing for growers votes on quotas.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Carl T. Hicks
Wal Stonburg
Benson
Harold D. Cooley
DNC
House Agriculture Committee
Raleigh
Tobacco Committee
Hicks
Outerbridge Refuses To Leave Bermuda
Alexander Stuart Outerbridge, 34, who married Royce Wallace on Christmas Eve, declares he will stay in Bermuda to earn a living despite ostracism and threats to his children. He owns the Swizzle Inn and Angels' Grotto night club, and has been expelled from local clubs as creditors demand payment. St. Paul’s Cathedral is noted as the parish church of the British Empire.
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Bermuda
Alexander Stuart Outerbridge
Royce Wallace
Inrmuda Society
Outerbridge
Miss Wallace
Ger. J. E. B. Stuart
Bermuda Yacht Club
Mid-Ocean Golf Club
St. George’s
South America
Swizzle Inn
St. Paul's Cathedral
British Empire
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