26 Jul 1962
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
1
Deputy premier Belkacem Krim leads anti Ben Bella forces from Tizi Ouzou while Ben Bella returns to Oran after a visit to Tiarea. A spokesman in Oran says Constantine and Bone remain calm and attempts to minimize yesterday’s clashes.
Algiers prepares for resistance as Ben Bella loyalists seize Constantine and Bone. Militants man roadblocks in Kabylie while Krim and Boudiaf vow to resist until the last drop of blood. Crowding the field are regulars, guerrillas, and Soviet Czech artillery moving east from the frontier.
Morganton NC. William E Cobb North Carolina Republican chairman admits living a double life with a second partner in Roanoke Virginia producing two children while his wife of nineteen years and their adopted son remain at home Cobb plans to resign as state GOP chairman and withdraw from the State Senate race He says the affair came to light after reporters confronted him and he telephoned a prepared statement to editors and the AP
Chrysler Corp reports a first half 1962 profit of 11.9 million dollars, equal to 1.31 a share, on sales of 1.07 billion. The second quarter earned 10.6 million dollars or 1.17 a share on 572 million in sales, with defense sales rising to 130 million. Model year production ends soon at about 813 thousand vehicles, and Lynn Townsend closes his first year as president.
Miss Hope Patterson, a stewardess, inaugurated American Airlines air to ground Skyphone. The test linked Flight 941 at 28 000 feet over Lakehurst New Jersey to The AP in New York. Passengers showed excitement and more planes are planned. Trans World Airlines plans a one plane test soon. Ground stations will spread nationwide with charges based on distance to the ground receiving station.
US officials predict a mounting Communist Viet Cong offensive in South Viet Nam within 60 to 90 days. Honolulu talks cited growing aggression as Laos neutralist trends echo, with 2,400 strategic hamlets built and a target of 7,000 by January 1 to counter attacks.
A new Home booklet by Andy Lang guides buying building or selling a home. It includes 16 popular House of the Week homes, is attractively illustrated, and available for $1 by mail order similar to baby blueprints.
The British Court of Appeals rejected Robert A. Soblen's bid for release in Britain and habeas corpus relief. Soblen, a 61 year old diagnosed as a leukemia patient and wanted as a Soviet spy in the United States, fled to Israel and was expelled as an illegal immigrant. He had directed efforts to enter Israel again under the Law of Return and sought political asylum in Britain.
Eight-year-old Vance Daniels of Farmville North Carolina met President Kennedy in the White House and shook his hand He expressed a wish to be President one day The boy, limited by a congenital heart condition, has many grown up friends including Farmville fire and police departments His meeting came after Mayor Charles Edwards of Greenville wrote to Kennedy and arranging the visit The President gave him a pen a PT boat tie clasp and an autographed photo and pinned the tie clasp on him
The season's first cigarette tobacco sold on Georgia Florida markets at prices average below last year, due to lower quality. The U S Department of Agriculture cites a sample range of 54 to 59 dollars per hundred pounds versus 60.50 the year before, with top early prices reported from Moultrie Pelham Sylvester Valdosta Waycross Fitzgerald.
U S District Judge Oren R Lewis ordered Prince Edward County public schools to reopen and admit pupils without regard to race or color. Plans must be filed with counsel by Sept 1 and with the court by Sept 7. The county had closed schools since 1959 to avoid integration.
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