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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1963
Page
8
A reporter recounts conversations with Soviet citizens and officials after Stalin's death. They describe rapid releases, housing aid, cash aid, and a shift from terror toward greater personal freedom, though some fear selective party discipline and limited foreign access remains. Many diplomats concur the terror eased while 220 million residents live with more freedom overall.
Thomasville faces a contested mayor race as two councilmen show interest. Councilman Tom Johnson plans to decide this week whether to run, while Carl Wilson, a former two-term mayor, hints at a bid but will not confirm. Current mayor George Handley and Councilman Austin Elliott will not seek re election.
S J Pete Weitzell rode an ambulance as an attendant to fetch a sick woman and return as a patient. He slipped carrying the cot, fell and fractured a hip in Chattanooga Tennessee.
Mrs Flora Spencer Hayes 90 died Friday at her daughter's home 310 Harrison St after years of declining health. Born Sept 15 1872 in Randolph County she had 11 children with the late W H Hayes. Survivors include three daughters five sons 13 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 30 p m Hawshaw Grove Baptist Church Randleman with Rev F O Bassoffi. Burial in church cemetery.
Police report two cars damaged in a morning collision at the N Centennial Avenue and E Farris Street intersection. Mary Phillis Wright, 60, of Rotary Drive halted at the stop sign and entered the intersection. Joseph Pickenpack, 47, Rt. 1, was northbound on Centennial. Damages totaled 250 dollars.
Barbourville Kentucky reports that Dr. Thomas Walker, a Virginian surveyor and physician, was the first white man to build a house in Kentucky. He and companions entered the state in 1750 during an exploration for a London land company and erected a one room cabin.
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