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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1962

Page

2

Phoenix TV star seeks abortion ruling in thalidomide case

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge prepares to decide whether state officials will be defendants in Mrs. Finkbine s suit seeking court approval for an abortion. Miss Sherri Finkbine, star of Romper Room, says she took thalidomide and fears fetal malformations.

Phoenix, Ariz Phoenix Yale McFate Maricopa County Arizona Robert L. Finkbine Sherri Finkbine Cheifetz England

Senate filibuster amid civil rights push stalls action

Liberal senators press to keep pressure on the administration as a Saturday session struggles to advance a civil rights bill. Fifty senators needed, only six minutes of debate, with Southern Democrats avoiding a cloture vote to avoid future political embarrassment.

Senate Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Humphrey

Patricia Cole Wins Queen Contest At Turner's Chapel

Mrs. Patricia Cole won the Queen contest at Turner's Chapel AME Church on Rt. 1 in High Point. She is active in church work. Contestants included Mrs. Imrah Fuller Mrs. Pearl Williams and Mrs. Mary Boyd.

Patricia Cole Turner’s Chapel Ame Church Rt. 1 High Point Cole Imrah Fuller Pearl Williams Mary Boyd

Tax cut debate heats as economists split on recession risk

AFL-CIO leaders and lawmakers from both parties weigh emergency tax cuts. Douglas questions recession certainty while McCarthy and Humphrey push varied tax relief. Javits proposes a 5.5 billion incentive cut, Kennedy awaits July data, and a Chamber report warns against inflationary policies.

Douglas Senate Finance Committee New York Senate Committee Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Radio Press International From the People McCarthy Hubert H. Humphrey Senate William E. Miller ABC Kennedy Jacob K. Javits WNEW White House U.S. Chamber of Commerce Committee U.S

Minister Attends Waring Sacred Music Workshop

Roger W. Cole of Green Street Baptist Church attends the Waring Sacred Music Workshop in Delaware Gap Pa to study music publications and repertoire for sacred services. The event gathers clergy and musicians for training and collaborative music sessions.

Roger W. Cole Green Street Baptist Church Waring Delaware Gap

Multiple Collisions Cause High Vehicle Damage One Day

Police report four auto crashes causing roughly 1210 dollars in damage. At 5 15 p m Sunday on Lexington Avenue and North Main Street Frank Reid Henderson Jr and Avie Cherry Harrison caused a 800 dollar hit to the Harrison car and 150 to Henderson after Harrison pulled from a driveway. Harrison cited for failing to yield. Earlier at 2 p m on Lexington a 16 year old driver John Thomas Davis left the roadway and struck a utility pole, 100 dollars damage, Davis charged with reducing speed. A 9 p m collision at Thissell Street and Franklin Avenue involved Henry Thornton Robinson whose vehicle rammed an unidentified car. no stop reported. A 5 p m Saturday crash between Rebecca Ann Southern and Fredrick Elmo Mickey left Mickey charged with drunk driving. damage 10 to Mickey and 100 to Southern.

Lexington Avenue N. Main Street Frank Reid Henderson Jr Rt. 3 Graham Avie Cherry Harrison Winston-Salem Henderson Harrison John Thomas Davis Trinity Avenue Davis Thissell Street Franklin Avenue Henry Thornton Robinson Downing Street Robinson Aes Rebecca Ann Southern E. Russell Avenue Fredrick Elmo Mickey Thissell St Mickey Micksey

Troop 22 Holds Court of Honor at First Reformed Church

Members of Boy Scout Troop No. 22 held a court of honor at the First Reformed Church. Recipients included Stephen Shull and Jeffrey Lentz for first class. Merit badge winners named Jimmy Keever Steve Smith Jimmy Dobbins Wayne Vincannon Thomas Livengood Dickie Johnston Jr. Jimmy Call Jr. Lee Dunn Ralph Sheppard Jr. Bill Howell Larry Rouse Ronnie Preddy and Bobby Yount.

Boy Scout Troops No. 22 First Reformed Church Stephen Shull Jeffrey Lentz Jimmy Keever Steve Smith Jimmy Dobbins Wayne Vincannon Thomas Livengood Dickie Johnston Jr Jimmy Call Jr Lee Dunn Ralph Sheppard Jr Bill Howell Larry Rouse Ronnie Preddy Bobby Yount

Local Woman's Mother Dies Near Mebane

Mrs Rosa Brown Myrick Thompson 77 of Rt 1 Efland died at 8 40 p m at her home. Survived by husband Robert A Thompson three daughters Velva Croker Phoebe Bradshaw Annie Smith two sons Brady Myrick Albert Thompson eight grandchildren four sisters Lula Darnell Lina Farmer Myrtle Weaver Mamie James and a brother Charlie Brown. Funeral arrangements are complete.

Lula Darnell Draper Lina Farmer Leaksville Myrtle Weaver Durham Mamie James Reidsville Charlie Brown

Local Resident's Brother Dies In Aberdeen

Alton D. McLean, 60, Aberdeen merchant, died suddenly yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by son Ton Dudley McLean Jr. of Salisbury, five sisters in Aberdeen, High Point, and Goldsboro, and a Greensboro brother. Funeral at Bethesda Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m. with burial in Old Bethesda Cemetery.

Aberdeen Alton D. McLean Alton Dudley McLean Jr Salisbury Venessa McLean J. K. Bridgers Beatrice Buchanan G. W. Campbell High Point Mary Taylor Goldsboro A. B. McLean Greensboro Bethesda Presbyterian Church W. C. Neill W. S. Golden Old Bethesda Cemetery

Enka Plans New Nylon Polyester Yarn Plant in Tennessee

Enka to build a multi million dollar nylon and polyester yarn plant at Lowland Tennessee, expanding capacity by about 40 percent. The project follows prior plans and will include facilities for tire yarn and both fine and heavy denier nylon, with production expected within 15 months and full output three to four months after.

Asheville N.C Enka Corp Lowland Tenn Philip B. Stull Enka Stull

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