Project Impacts First Week Shows Wreck Incidence Rise
Guilford County patrol figures for the first seven days of Project Impact show 19 accidents and 7 injuries with $6 725 in property damage in rural Guilford, compared with 13 accidents and 6 injuries a year ago. 308 motorists were arrested for traffic violations, 327 charges filed.
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Project Impact
M. B. Lyerly
Guilford
Junior Coin Club To Be Organized
High Point starts a first junior coin club with a session Monday at 7 p.m. at B and W Coin and Stamp Shop on West High Street. Open to boys and girls under 18 who want to start or continue a coin collection.
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High Point
B & W Coin and Stamp Shop
W. High Street
Prayer for Today
Heavenly Father, before whom all are equal in the opportunity to live as Thy believing children, remove from our eyes any blindness of prejudice, from our hearts any scorn for the less fortunate, and from our minds any indifference to the best in others. Help us to associate with one another in Christian understanding.
Big City Leaders Oppose City Income Tax Ambulance Takeover
North Carolina city officials gathered at the City-County Building to draft 1963 municipal legislative goals. They opposed city income taxes and taking over ambulance services, with Charlotte the only major city supporting ambulance legislation.
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Forrest Cates
Enterprise
North Carolina
Omce
Charlotte
N. C. League of Municipalities
League
General Assembly
High Point
Asheville
Durham
Fayetteville
Greensboro
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Goldsboro
Weekend Rain Predicted Thru Weekend In Piedmont Region
A regional weather note cites an airport weatherman predicting heavy to moderate rain Saturday or Sunday that could break a long dry spell. In the High Point area fair skies give way to unsettled weather with about an inch of precipitation expected, following days of only trace rainfall since July 4.
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High Point
Piedmont
Mercury
Design Is Key To Success For North Carolina Furniture Makers
Design educator Victor Papanek warned that foreign imports pose less threat than poor in‑house design by NC manufacturers. At a Southern Furniture Exposition luncheon, he urged fuller use of designers, while Dean Henry Kamphoefner outlined school growth and graduates. Lex Ray and Henry Foscue stressed industry funding to keep talent in state.
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Victor Papanek
School of Design
North Carolina State College
Southern Furniture Exposition
State College
Papanek
Department of Product Design
North Carolina
Exposition Building
State College School of Design
The
Design Foundation
Henry L. Kamphoefner
O. Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Guilford County
Kamphoefner
Lex Ray
Foundations and Development
Ray
Henry Foscue
Globe Furniture Co
Foscue
Exposition Building Corporation
Furniture Foundation
School of Furniture Manufacturing and Management
James T. Ryan
Charles Long Casey
South
Leo J. Heer
Globe Furniture
AT Market Co
Henry L. Kamphoetner
C. W. Hart
Art Richardson
Two Face Charges After Knife Attack on Officer
Officer B S Buron responded to a doctor’s emergency at 12 30 p m on North Main Street and was attacked by Van Buren Beasley who had a pocket knife Beasley claimed the doctor had assaulted him and a warrant against Dr I H Prevette was not served Beasley was jailed and another man faced counts of malicious damage larceny assault and trespassing in related incidents File notes also include a woman charged with larceny and others with assault and reckless driving with trials set in Municipal Court and a bond set for one defendant
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N. Main Street
B. S. Buron
I. H. Prevette
Prevette
Burrows
Beasley
D. L. Petty
Rt. 2
High Point
Robert Varner
Petty
Varner
Virginia M. Holt
Kroger
Main Street
Charlie Rogers
Penny Road
McArthur Allred
Rogers
Marshall Chambers
Jamestown
Carolyn Tavis Williams
Winston - Salem
Chambers
Hazel Baldwin
Three Theft Cases Under Investigation
Police investigated two break ins and one larceny. At Mickey Body Co. Robert Everhart reported a break in through a side window with a cigarette and vending machine damaged. Noah Myers reported a daytime break in on Model Road with items valued at 175 dollars. intruders used glass shears to pry a back door and stole one package of cigarettes.
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Robert Everhart
Mickey Body Co
Noah Myers
Model'arm 'Road
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Carolina Motor Club
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High Point Enterprise
Tarzan Jack Mahoney
Center Theater
Friends Honey
Terrie Hill
Keith Keever
Chris Keever
Kathy Stepp
Dick Swaim
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