Second Highest Honor Awarded High Pointer
A posthumous Distinguished Service Cross was awarded to First Lieutenant George T. Kelly Jr. of High Point in a ceremony at Fort Bragg. Kelly, killed April 22, 1970, near Camp Dak Seang in Vietnam, was cited for extraordinary heroism during a prolonged battle with a North Vietnamese regiment. His parents accepted the award, joining him as a 1965 High Point Central High School graduate and University of North Carolina alumnus.
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George T. Kelly
John H. Hay
Xviii Airborne Corps
Fort Bragg
George T. Kelly Jr
Lakecrest Ave
High Point
Kelly
Vietnam
I Field Force Vietnam Artillery
Dak Seang
Camp Dak Seang
United States Army
High Point Central High School
University of North Carolina
Army
Patrick
Judith Scherif
Fort Worth
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M. E. Tatum
Brandon
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Robert N. MacKinnon
Two Men Face Trial On Drug Violation Charges
District Court bound over three defendants Friday with two facing illegal possession of narcotics or stimulant drugs and one charged with carnal knowledge. John Bridges 20 waived preliminary on a charge involving a 14 year old girl. Beauford Carter 49 stands trial for unlawful possession of 232 stimulant capsules. Melvin Butler alias Bud Chisom charged with narcotics possession and needle possession. Additional cases include sentences for driving with a revoked license and indecent exposure dismissed. Public defender appointed for Jerry Six on larceny. Charles Hines 23 90 days for assault with a deadly weapon. Robert Marshal 37 90 days suspended and fined for DUI and revocation. Tony Johnson fined for DUI and no license. Robbie McDonald prayer for judgment continued for concealed weapon. Mary Ward assault with deadly weapon dismissed.
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John Bridges
Barbee Street
Beauford Junior Carter
Rt. 6
Lexington
Melvin Butler
Bud Chisom
Sharon Street
Carl Franklin Marsh
S. Main Street
Kenneth Carrington
Charles Hines
Clara Cox Apartments
Jerry C. Six
Six
Jerry C. Sexton
Clara Cox
Robert Glenn Marshal
Asheboro Street
Tony Lee Johnson
Giicular Street
Robbie Lee McDonald
Daniel Brooks
Mary Ward
Henley Street
Influence Sets Forces in Motion Never Stopping
A concise reflection defines influence as the power to initiate ongoing forces that continue beyond initial action, shaping outcomes without end.
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