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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1962
Page
2
The Holloman chimpanzee program trains chimponauts aboard a rocket sled with 24 hour monitoring. Glenda learns to respond to lights for food, with shocks for misses. Chimp pairs stay close, diet includes chimp chow, and researchers stress manlike cognition and potential to aid future space missions.
Maj. Howard L. Wooters of the Greensboro Police Dept was named president of the N C Chapter FBI National Academy Assn at its two day Asheville meeting. The event featured Tim Parker AP bureau chief in Charlotte stressing press fairness in reporting law enforcement actions and maintaining public trust.
The forecast calls for warmer conditions across Tennessee valleys, Gulf coast states, and the south Atlantic coast. Temperatures rise across the south and eastern half of the country, bringing milder weather nationwide.
Benny Goodman's swing show in Tashkent drew about 500 fans who could not obtain tickets. He criticized Soviet authorities for restricting access to tickets, noting the elite paid 3 to 6 dollars while many jazz fans could not attend. Russian youths complained tickets were allotted to party clubs and not released publicly.
GREENSBORO AP Mrs Ralph Miller of High Point Saturday was elected president of the North Carolina Nursery School Assn at its statewide meeting. She succeeds Mrs Jannie T Hester of Greensboro as second vice president with new officers Mrs John N Turner Wilmington first vice president Mrs E L Hopkins Greensboro recording secretary Mrs Arnold Barnes Asheboro corresponding secretary and Mrs Sue Baynes Greensboro treasurer.
The convention urged teaching of Americanism including courses for teachers and student instruction on democratic government. It asked the U S Defense Department to boost civil defense support and proposed a resolution to curb desecration of the national flag. Concord legionnaires plan to present the resolution at the Las Vegas national convention. The document cites flag desecration in parts of the Caribbean Island of Haiti.
Phil G. Sawyer Jr. of Elizabeth City was named president of the North Carolina Association of Life Underwriters at its three day Durham convention. Raleigh members won multiple achievement awards led by Jack Wardlaw who received three honors. New area vice presidents include Mears Harriss Jr. and Carl L. Kinlaw among others.
Cooley argues for production limits to keep prices fair as 1942–1952 farm prices averaged parity or higher and federal policy shifted to a low price farm economy in the 1950s. He notes a $13 million government profit in 20 years supporting major crops and warns a referendum against controls could end federal farm programs and the family farm. Senator Sam Ervin supports adjusting the farm program to current conditions and outlines 1963 quotas and bushel-based allotments for feed grains.
Mrs. Robert Ayers of Pleasant Garden was chosen secretary of the Wesleyan Service Guild with a term ending in 1964. Mrs. Louise Stahl of Lake Junaluska was elected recording secretary. District pledges totaling 39,100 dollars are expected to be made Sunday across conference districts.
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