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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
3
Lexington county attorney Suddarth resigns after a brief term amid rising workload and a growing private practice. Robert L. Grubb is expected to be named successor, taking office at the start of the next fiscal year. Stoner remains in private practice.
Deputy Sheriff Paul Scott and allies traced a non tax paid whisky shipment from Asheboro to Coleridge and Bennett in Chatham County. A car registered to a Monroe Check fled as officers closed in near Bennett. Junior Greene of Asheboro was jailed on possession of nontax paid whisky. Two other occupants remained at large as the pursuit continued Friday night.
President William Henry Harrison dies in office just one month after taking the oath, ending his brief presidency. The death prompts a transition of power as Vice President John Tyler succeeds him.
ASHEBORO The driver of a car that struck a young wife and a companion on US 220 about 4:30 a.m. has been charged with manslaughter and posted a $1,000 bond for a preliminary hearing. The deceased is Frances Swaney Anderson 18, of Randleman. Ronald Trotter 20, also injured, remains at Randolph Hospital. Funeral for Mrs. Anderson set for today at 11 a.m. at an Asheboro funeral home with burial at 3 p.m. in Dobson Cemetery Surry County. Survivors include her husband Albert Anderson and daughter Bonita, and her parents and siblings.
Guilford Technical Institute opens registration for the first term of the summer quarter. Students may register today and Tuesday in the Furniture Hall lobby from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and again from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Jamestown Marches at Ragsdale High School commencement in Kenneth T. Miller Memorial Stadium. Dr Lois Edinger spoke on leadership while T G Madison presided. Diplomas were given to 178 graduates and two mascots received honorary diplomas. Sarah Eller delivered the valedictory as the band played.
Researchers point to a 3000 year old steelmaking tradition in western Iran where metal workers developed advanced technique in rugged mountain regions. The findings suggest sophisticated bloomery or crucible processes and indicate regional centers of early ironwork influence.
In Thomasville three youths face breaking and entering charges after an early morning incident in Chair City. Two 17 year olds, Joe Tim Reason and Joe Lee Russell NT, and a 15 year old allegedly entered Bantameton National Highway through an open rear window and stole three 25 cent bags of potato chips. Davidson County deputies investigate two weekend thefts including a 1961 model car stolen from Stevenson's Grocery lot and a watch with a combination shotgun rifle taken from Willard Miller's residence.
Dean Rich campaign chair of United Community Services of Greater High Point and Hardy Prather executive director report returning from a Campaign Leaders Conference. The program covered Working with Corporations Loaned Executive Program Soliciting the Professions and The Continuous Pledge Plan. Over 500 attendees from business professional and industrial circles across the United States and Canada attended.
The Bastille in Paris was razed by revolutionaries on July 14, 1789, marking a pivotal moment in the French Revolution as attackers breached the fortress and seized its powers.
Greensboro officials announced that medically indigent Medicare patients will not be treated at the Greensboro Clinic after July 1. Those over 65 will select a personal physician before Medicare starts, while the clinic will serve non-Medicare patients. Health department nurses and specialists will assist with the program and home care efforts.
In Kernersville the death of 27 year old Roy Luther Dalton is ruled self inflicted from gunshot wounds. He died at Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem after an argument at a grill south of Kernersville. Witnesses describe a dispute with Linda Beeson 30 of Bass's Trailer Park before a shot was heard.
Scott Beeson son of Mr and Mrs Jack Beeson of 3502 Glendale Drive graduated from Randolph Macon Academy in Front Royal Virginia yesterday. He served on the student council staffed The Sabre newspaper and belonged to the drill team. Beeson received his commission as first lieutenant in the cadet corps during Saturday's program.
The legislative branch makes laws, the executive enforces them, and the judicial branch interprets them. This triune structure distributes powers across Congress the President and the courts.
Science reveals Bio-Dyne based Preparation H a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itching and pain without surgery. Cases show shrinkage along with relief and patients say piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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