Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Area
Funeral services are planned for Mrs Lunkcy Park er King Stone 75 at Cumby Chapel with Elder Roy Smith Rev Ray Chandler and Rev Murphy Cassell. Burial in Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs Stone of 1310 Camden Ave died Saturday in Oakwood Knolls Rest Home. James A Moore 29 of Asheboro died after an auto crash on Highway 220 north of Randleman. He served in the U S Air Force and is survived by wife Sandra and three children Terri Donnell and Duane and by his parents and siblings. Funeral arrangements set for Tabernacle Methodist Church Robbins and Pine Rest Cemetery Rob bins.
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Lunkcy Parker King Stone
Cumby Chapel
Roy Smith
Cascade Primitive Baptist Church
Cascade, Va
Ray Chandler
Greensboro
Murphy Cassell
Oakwood Knolls Rest Home
Oakwood Memorial Park
Cumby Mortuary
James A. Moore
Asheboro
Randolph Hospital
Randleman
Moore County
Klopman Mills
Ramseur
U. S. Air Force
Sandra Calouri Moore
Terri
Donnell
Duane
Ij. Curtis Moore
Betty Cagle
Rt 5
Ronald
Larry Moore
Pugh
Flint St
Funeral service for Mrs Bessie Davis Bryant in Lexington Ave Church
Funeral service for Mrs. Bessie Davis Bryant, wife of Walter Lee Bryant, will be held at 3 p.m. today at Lexington Ave Baptist Church with Rev. Woodrow W. Robbins officiating. Burial follows at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home until 30 minutes before the service. Mrs. Bryant died Friday at her home located at 429 South Elm Street.
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Bessie Davis Bryant
Lexington Ave. Baptist Church
Woodrow W. Robbins
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Bryant
Walter Lee Bryant
S. Elm St
Funeral for James Everette Scott Held at Oakdale Church
Funeral services for James Everette Jim Scott 70 Rt 1 Jamestown are at 4 p.m. today at Oakdale Methodist Church with Rev. Tom Cassady and Rev. Larry Wilkinson officiating. Burial follows at Vickery Methodist Church Cemetery. The body was returned to the home at 9 a.m. today and will lie in state until the service.}
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James Everette
Jim) Scott
Oakdale Methodist Church
Tom Cassady
Larry Wilkinson
Vickery Methodist Church
Scott
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Profumo affair turmoil tightens grip on government
The Profumo scandal grips Britain as Ward reveals investigations and high profile figures linked to his past, while Conservative leaders face scrutiny over security risks. Prime Minister Macmillan remains abroad awaiting questions on security and ethics as opposition leaders demand direct confrontation.
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Ward
Arthur Evelyn Ward
Rochester
England
America
Elizabeth Taylor
U.S
Paul Getty
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth II
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Margaret
Princess Marina
Princess Alexandra
Macmillan
John Cordle
Harold Watkinson
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Moscow
Wilson
Joseph Grimond
Liberal Party
Profumo
Scottish Highlands
London
Miss Keeler
Security
Security Service
Martin Redmayne
Redmayne
Race Tension Idleness Are Big Problems
Honolulu AP report cites Mayor Wagner and Mayor Cavanagh calling racial tension and unemployment the two biggest linked U.S. problems. They note discrimination, South-to-North migration, and automation drive joblessness and discuss New York and Detroit efforts, including housing nondiscrimination and school mobility. Yale creates John Golden fellowship for playwriting with Joel Oliansky as first recipient. The piece ends with a fragment on Britain's Profumo affair and security questions.
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Honolulu
United States
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Kennedy
Mayors’ Conference
Wagner
Joseph P. Cavanagh
Detroit
Deep South
Cavanagh
New Haven
Yale
Drama School
John Golden
Joel Oliansky
Veterans Benefits Boost Promised By DAV Leader
DAV national commander Peter L. Dye announced in Charlotte that eligible veterans, including those in Vietnam areas, will gain increased benefits. He cited growing DAV membership now at 213,000 and projected to 215,000 by month end, with 3,000 new members since last June and 5,000 more hoped by June 30 this year. The DAV operates national service officers to assist disabled veterans and dependents in obtaining benefits.
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Charlotte
Viet Nam
DAV
Peter L. Dye
North Carolina
Dye
Ramseur Woman Cora Ty Wrenn 92 Dies at Home
Mrs. Cora Ty sor Wrenn 92 of Route 2 Seagrove died Saturday afternoon at home. Survived by two sons Tom B. Wrenn High Point and Edwin M. Wrenn of Seagrove. four daughters Mrs George Gunter Trinity Mrs H S Williams Chapel Hill Mrs Cleon Shaw Asheboro Miss May Wrenn. one brother T H Tysor Route 1 Seagrove. 12 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren. Funeral 4 p.m. Monday Mount Olive Methodist Church Erect burial in church cemetery. Family to be at Loflin Funeral Home Ramseur Sunday 7 10 o'clock.
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Mount Olive Methodist Church
Erect
John Oakley
Loflin Funeral Home
Ramseur
Garfield Died Before Reaching Age Fifty
The statement notes that James A. Garfield is the only U S president to die prior to turning fifty, highlighting his early death and the historical rarity among presidents.
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James A. Garfield
U. S
Security Council to meet on Yemen observers issue
The United Nations Security Council was called to convene Monday at the Soviet request to discuss Secretary General U Thant's plan to deploy about 197 observers to Yemen. The aim is to monitor an agreement for Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Republic to withdraw from the Yemeni civil war and police a frontier zone.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
Security Council
U Thant
U.N
Yemen
Nikolai T. Federenko
Thant
Council
Fedorenko
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Bullets Fired Into Homes Of Negroes
In Clarksdale Mississippi two NAACP leaders Aaron Henry and Vera Pigee reported bullets were fired into their homes on Friday night none of which caused injury. Bullets from a passing car were recovered and sent for testing. Two white men were arrested on arson charges after Henrys home was previously damaged by explosives.
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Clarksdale
Miss
Aaron Henry
Sheriff's Office
Henry
National Association For the Advancemen of Colored People
Vera Pigee
NAACP
Highway Patrol
Charles Diggs
D-Mich
Officials Defend Home Rule At Intergovernmental Hearing
New York State Highway Authority official and two New Jersey county officials challenged federal limits on home rule at a joint Senate House hearing on intergovernmental relations in the New York metropolitan area. Senate sponsor Muskie and House member Fountain heard local officials testify that home rule remains essential and workable under current systems. Cassius Daly Jr. of Bergen County pledged home rule as fundamental to American democracy.
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New York
New York State Highway Authority
New Jersey
Senate House
Phhairmen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Rep
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
New York Metropolitan
Cassius H. Daly Jr
Bergen County
N. J
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Daly
Medicine and Religion Face Differences in Patient Care
In Philadelphia the Rev. Dr. George Christian Anderson urged dialogue between medicine and faith leaders. He warned physicians often rely on tranquilizers and fail to see patients as whole persons, calling for better understanding between doctors and patients.
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George Christian Anderson
The
Academy For Religion and Mental Health
Vancouver to stage masculine Peter Pan in summer
Festival director John Hirsch selects Heath Lamberts for the male lead in a gender swapped Peter Pan in Vancouver. Hirsch notes the choice aims to refresh the classic role by casting a man as the boy who never grows up.
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Vancouver
B. C
Maude Adams
John Hirsch
Heath Lamberts
Hirsch
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Lunkcy
Bessie Bryant
James E. Scott
Harlem
State Capitol
Austin
Texas
Ency‘clopaedia Britannica
Cora Wrenn
Ghana
LA Jolla
Calif
John R. McFadden
L. A. Ross
Minuteman
Fountain
Philadelphia
Boy
Peter
Duffield
Bremen
Dacron
Adams
Richardson
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