Nine Forgery Cases Bound Over In Guilford County Court
Two men Ware bound over to Guilford Superior Court after an examining trial in High Point Municipal Court. J W Saunders 37 Chestnut Street had five forgery counts with probable cause found. James G North 40 Bensonville Ir received 90 days for issuing a worthless check but appealed. Benny R Miller 24 Oakwood Street got 19 months jailed under work release for larceny and related counts. Inez Graddy Price Street eight months and 60 days for public drunkenness. Mary Kathleen Davis Anderson Place fined 100 and eight months for DUI with license requirement. Willie Lester Ellison Oaklawn Street fined 200 eight years with license suspension. John C Davis Lincoln Drive fined 25 for forcible trespass related to theft of 12 pies. Charles L Dunlap Meredith Street 90 days suspended two years for poultry theft from hospital. J C Foster Ennis Street fined 15 for assault and battery. Otis G Dalton Kernersville fined 10 and 60 days suspended three years for driving without license. Arlen McCracken Oakwood Court 90 days suspended three years for driving without license.
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8000 Guardsmen Continue To Work at Ft Bragg
Orientation and organizational duties continued for about 8,000 National Guardsmen from the 30th Infantry Division at Ft. Bragg during the annual summer training encampment.
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Old Hickory
Three Car Wrecks Darken Chair City Evening
In Thomasville Chair City saw three auto crashes since 5:30 PM yesterday totaling over $2,000 in damages. John Leonard Hudson, 58, was charged with drunken driving after his 1962 car hit a utility pole on Hobbs Ave near E Guilford St. A second crash at Liberty Drive and Welborn Street left Bobby Gene Simpson, 25, facing a traffic light violation as his 1958 car collided with Edna Bailey Pierce, 40, driving another vehicle. A third crash at Cloniger Buick-Oldson National Highway involved Sandy Clark, 44, charged with leaving the scene and other offenses after a 1959 car damaged two vehicles. Clark was jailed in lieu of bond.
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Two Injured In Crash At Intersection
Two people were injured and a utility pole damaged in separate crashes at Locke and Westwood Streets and at English Road west of Westchester Drive. Frances Hinshaw of Randleman, charged with failure to yield, and Michael Morgan of East Parkway suffered injuries. Eugene Byars refused hospital care after a 65 mph crash at English Road and Westchester Drive. A red light violation by Robert Russell was cited after Richardson and Wrenn Streets crash. Josephine Parks faced reckless driving charges for a Grimes Street collision. The Mn steel note mentions manganese steel's early U S production by William J. Taylor (N J).
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High Point Hospital
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Westchester Drive
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High Point Memorial Hospital
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Trinity
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Wrenn Streets
John W. Moon
Barbee Street
Josephine Parks
Grimes Street
Parks
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IEC ADDITION Opening Of Bids Set For Thursday
Industrial Education Center trustees set a 10:30 a.m. bid opening Thursday for a 30,000 square foot furniture institute at the IEC site near Jamestown. Bruce Roberts, director, said construction will reuse space behind the current administration building, with expected first use after the year ends. The project could add 1,000 students and expand furniture manufacturing training. Guilford County Commissioners support funding of 250,000 for construction and maintenance, with the state providing 250,000 in machinery and instructional costs.
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Jamestown
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Local firms back lumber-to-finished product project
Roberts says the plan shifts from rough lumber handling to finished goods with modern production machinery, design work, and upholstery. The project has support from 53 firms in the area.
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Vandals damage King cottage in St Augustine Florida
Vandals smashed furniture and set bed clothing afire Sunday night in a cottage rented for the summer by Dr. Martin Luther King. He was in New York for a conference with Negro leaders and said he may summon a nonviolent army of whites and Negroes to demonstrate against segregation when he returns.
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Martin, Luther King
King
New York
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
TV Log Shakeups Highlight Fall Schedule Shuffle
ABC drops Hootenanny for The Outer Limits in a bid to lure younger viewers. Shifts also move Shindig and Mickey into new slots while Valentine’s Day replaces Mickey in the Friday lineup. NBC counters with Flipper and Mr Magoo animation at 7:30. CBS wraps Ed Sullivan’s British rock bookings as NBC flags a Flag Day special The Red White and Blue with Walter Brennan narrating Project 20.
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Capsule Views Highlights From TV Schedule
The 7 00 segment features Rawhide rescuing three Union soldiers in The Incident of the Dogfaces. Rebel shows Johnny entering a saloon in The Waiting. Combat! follows Nelson escaping a prison in The Long Way Home. Mr Novak has Novak stopping student horseplay in Pay the Two Dollars. Red Skelton features Eve Arden as guest. McHales Navy depicts Ensign Parker’s PT 73 mission against a U boat. Moment of Fear portrays an Irish Free State prisoner offered life in exchange for information in The Martyr. Petticoat Junction finds Adelaide Keane no longer tyrannical after Europe. Garry Moore hosts Terry Thomas and Gwen Verdon. Johnny Carson welcomes The Searchers, Britain's top rock group, in color.
TV Schedule for Charlotte and Roanoke Listings
June 10 schedule lists programs on WSLS Channel 10 and WTVR Roanoke area with a mix of news, game shows, dramas, and sports AB designed blocks. Notable items include CBS and NBC repeats, The Rifleman, Naked City, Cheyenne, and Evening sports and news rounds.
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W. Cronkite
Marshal Dillon
Red Skelton
Uncle Looney
Gary Moore
Hunt Brinkley
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