Joint Leaf Research Discussed
NIH and Agriculture Department scientists discuss a joint program to study health hazards of smoking. Dr. Paul Kotin backs rapid research, noting a Thursday planning meeting and Surgeon General Terry’s support. Congress heard proposals and some lawmakers call for up to 5 million dollars in year one.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
Agriculture Department
Congress
Paul Kotin
National Cancer Institute
House Agriculture
Kotin
Luther L. Terry
Horace R. Kornegay
D.C
Surgeon General
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Clergy Week Proclaimed by High Point Mayor
Mayor Floyd Mehan signs a proclamation designating next week as Clergy Week in High Point. He honors clergymen of all faiths for sacrifices in serving God and country in war and peace.
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High Point
Floyd Mehan
Seame
Alvin York Improves Somewhat in Serious Condition
Jamestown Tennessee AP reports Sgt. Alvin York, 76, showing some improvement but remains in serious condition. Hospital authorities say his life is not in danger though he needs to restore body fluids.
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Jamestown, Tenn
Alvin York
Johnson proposes broader farm payments to raise income
The administration seeks compensatory payments to cotton wheat milk and potato producers funded by surplus reductions. About 1.9 billion would go to rural aid this year with the rest for research and programs like Food for Peace. Bills already in Congress would implement these ideas despite opposition from many farmers and groups.
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Food For Peace
Ams
Congress
Johnson
Treasury
Charles F. Brannan
Agriculture
Harry S. Truman
The
Farm Bureau
Markets Mixed Amid Slower Trading As Stocks Drift
New York stock activity showed a mixed pattern with many blue chips fractional on the day. The Dow Jones industrial average opened and closed with modest moves as investors weighed corporate trends and political risks in Saigon and Vietnam while utilities and industrials posted small gains.
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New York
Am Tel & Tel
Tion
Atch T&sf
Atl Coast Line
Atl Refining
Andj
Avco Cp
Balt & O
Bendix Corp
Beth Sd
Boeing Air
Borden Co
Burl Ind
Burroughs Corp
Yell Steels and Motors
Caro P&l
Columbia G&e
Brock
Coml
Associated Press
Curtiss
Dan Rio Mills
Douglas Aire
Dow Chem
Dow Jones Industrial
Duke
Union Pac
Junta
United Airlines
Saigon
United Aire
Cotton Fo
DuPont de N
Eastman Kod
R. Hunt
Parker
Stock Exchange
Adams Millis
Goodrich BF
Allied Ch
Goodyear T&a
Allis Chal
Greyhound
Am Can Co
Gulf Oil Corp
Enka
Tel & Tel
Am Motors
Int Paper
Kayser Roth
Liggett & Myers
Lockh Air
Lorillard P
Martin Marietta
le van Kim
McLean Wee
Thessigen
Maj.Monsanto
Mai Hua Xuan
Monty Wardewelds
Motorola
U.S
Nat Dairy Pd
Natl Distillers
Advan NY Central
Norfh West
Tage M Walified Americanive
Avia
Naey
Penney A Sa Sives
P Aerya
At- Radio Corp
Reynolds
Calif
Khanh
Nist Guerriles
Texaco. Inc
Va P&p
West Union
Westing el
Winn Dixie
Woolworth
One Killed In Greensboro Shooting Incident
A. Negro man Wallace Blackburn died after being shot in the forehead at a Bates Nitewear plant in Greensboro. Janie Reid was hospitalized with lesser injuries. Police questioned five witnesses and offered no immediate information on the shooter.
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Greensboro
N.C
Wallace Blackburn
Janie Reid
Bates Nitewear
Charlotte blue law ruling upholds Sunday opening ban
The State Supreme Court ruled the Charlotte blue law restricting Sunday store hours constitutional. Clark's Charlotte Inc. and Atlantic Mills Inc. appealed after a Superior Court upheld the ordinance and its amendment. They had secured a temporary restraining order in October 1962 against local police and sheriffs enforcing the ban.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Charlotte
Clark’s Charlotte Inc
Atlantic Mills Inc
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Walter E.brock
John Hord
Mecklenburg
G. A.stephens
J. Clyde Hunter
U S Pilots Bodies Returned From East Germany
In Wiesbaden Germany three Air Force officers Lt Col Gerald Hannaford Capt Donald Millard and Capt John Lorraine were killed when their unarmed T39 trainer was shot down over East Germany. Their bodies were flown to West Berlin for return home watched by an honor guard and families as officials called the incident shocking and unnecessary.
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U.S
West Berlin
Tempelhof
East Germany
Wiesbaden
George McGhee
Germany
Berlin
McGhee
James Polk
Gerald Hannaford
Austin
Tex
Donald Millard
Ukiah
Calif
John Lorraine
Jacksonville
Fla
Air Force
Beckwith jurors seated in Evers assassination case
An all white jury including an alternate was seated in the Mississippi court for the trial of Byron De La Beckwith 43 accused in the June 12 1963 shooting of civil rights leader Medgar Evers 37. The jury selection spanned four days with three night sessions as Beckwith’s wife observed from the defense table during the proceeding.
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Mississippi
Beckwith
Evers
Circuit Court
Speer
Aller
Banner Elk Presbyterians Tangle Over School Hospital Board
In Banner Elk North Carolina the trustees of three Presbyterian linked institutions meet to resolve governance disputes amid a wave of resignations from the Charles H Cannon Jr Memorial Hospital Grandfather Orphanage and Lees McRae Junior College. A church authority clash under Edgar Tufts Memorial Association and local presbyteries prompted a rally and a committee to probe unity across church college and hospital work. Dr Lawson Tate long time hospital chief of staff noted the issue centers on unified Christian operation under Presbyterian jurisdiction and reducing barriers among church college orphanage and hospital leaders.
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Banner Elk
N.C
Charles H. Cannon
Lawson Tate
Tate
Presbyterian Church
Board of Trustees
Heart Disease Talk Highlights Toll in Community
Benny Braica, High Point Heart Fund Chairman, spoke to the Furnitureland Kiwanis Club on heart disease and its yearly toll. He distributed campaign kits to club team captains. Linh Phengsavanh, visiting Lao exchange teacher, attended as a guest. President Jack Weaver announced a joint Jaycees and Lions meeting on February 20 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
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Furnitureland Kiwanis Club
High Point Heart Fund
Benny Braica
Linh Phengsavanh
Vietiane
Laos
High Point
Jack Weaver
Jaycees
Lions
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Cotton subsidy plans aim to align prices with exports
The article compares three proposals for cotton support. One would subsidize growers similar to export cotton, enabling overplanting if price supports are foregone. The Talmadge bill envisions gradual price reductions with compensatory payments to offset income loss while permitting higher production if payments are forgone. Freeman proposes a temporary acreage reduction to cap payments.
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Or‘ville L. Freeman
Den Pack Presents CD Program Amid War and Rights Debate
Pack 4 at Wesley Memorial Church staged a CD themed program touching Civil Defense during a NATO era crisis. Cubs viewed a film on civil barriers in Jackson while discussions touched Greece Turkey and Cyprus with references to U S radar and possible intervention. Awards were presented as the group reflected on independence and advancement within a year.
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Wesley Memorial Fethetint
NATO
Britain
NAACP
Greece
Turkey
Cubs
Jackson
mil-Air Force
Cyprus
Land
Wide Range Of Charges Are Filed
Betty Farrington 34 of W Green Dr charged with assault after hitting Rose File on the jaw. Bond $100. Jim Teal 39 of Boulevard charged as a fugitive from South Carolina justice and failing to support dependents. Edward Jackson 33 of Greensboro accused of issuing a worthless check. Robert Foust 37 of W Burton St charged with operating a car while intoxicated with $300 bond. Clyde Lilly 32 of Asheboro cited for reckless driving. Trial set Feb 14. Foust hearing Feb 19.
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Betty White Farrington
W. Green
Rose File
Lindsay Street
Farrington
Betty Farrington
Jim Teal
Boulevard
South Carolina
Teal
Byron Haworth
Edward Jackson
Greensboro
Robert A. Foust
W. Burton Street
Illy
Clyde Lilly
Ashesboro
Cyprus Peacekeeping Plan Outlined By NATO Allies
A multinational peacekeeping force would be drawn from several NATO countries to stabilize Cyprus. The U S estimates a force of about 10 000 troops with 1 000 to 2 000 from the United States for a three month mission. If needed the force could be expanded during the cooling off period. A mediator from a European Allied country, not the United States Britain Greece or Turkey, would be appointed to solve the Cyprus problem.
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NATO
U.S
Cyprus
Three Major Candidates Stay Busy in NC Governor Race
Three Democratic contenders In North Carolina campaigned on roads tourism and conservation. I Beverly Lake pushed an East West superhighway with a bond plan. Richardson Preyer urged a 200 to 390 million road bond to pave school routes and boost tourism with wildlife conservation. Dank Moore attacked Preyers use of Guilford County schools to advertise a rally in Greensboro.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
I. Beverly Lake
Tennessee Line
Richardson Preyer
Moore
Preyer
Het
Guilford County
Greensboro
Guilford
West
Lake
Wilmington
Morehead City
YDC Faces Platform Problems In Las Vegas
The Young Democrats of America struggle to craft a platform with political appeal as they rush to present resolutions before a Saturday vote. Labor adviser James C. Brien urges appealing to seniors and Social Security concerns to win votes.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Resolutions Committee
U.S. Senate
Senate
Florida
North Carolina
Texas
Gale W. McGee
Wyoming
Washington, D.C
James C
Brien
United Steelworkers Union
O'Brien
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Minh
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Diem
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Isa
France
North Viet Nam
Blue Law
Dow Jones
Manned Orbital Laboratory
United Technology Center
Sunnyvale
U.S. Air Force
West Germany
Church College
YDC
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