Stock Transactions Show Mixed Bonds at Noon Trade
New York noon trading on the American Stock Exchange shows a fairly active list with gains for Measurement, American Book, Carnation and Computer Sciences. Lamson rose while NRM Corp fell, bonds mixed and government bonds mostly steady.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
Virtue Measurement
American Book
Carnation
Computer Sciences
Lamson
NRM Corp
U.S
McHange
Grades Given To Piano Students In North Carolina Contest
Piano students who participated in the North Carolina Music Teachers Association District Contest at High Point College on March 13 have been amended on their standings. The changes affect several participants and reflect adjustments by the judging panel.
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North Carolina Music Teacher's Association
High Point College
Ammlend
Physician Denies Abortion Cause in Fatal Case
Leaksville physician T. H. Millman 57 testified he did not perform an abortion on Mrs. Frances Gardner Bond of Spray. The state accuses him of manslaughter in connection with her Aug 11 1963 hospitalization and overruled a defense motion for nonsuit after resting its case.
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Wentworth
N. C
Leaksville
T. H. Millman
Frances Gardner Bond
High Point Chamber studies accreditation and public image
High Point Chamber of Commerce directors reviewed a yearlong study on organization image and public relations. The report urged broader member involvement, stronger publicity, and progress toward U S Chamber accreditation.
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Jim Hawkins
High Point Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Harlem trio sought in subway stabbing. Brother surrenders
Brooklyn police booked Christopher Lynch after his brother Roger said the suspect to surrender. Detectives pursued a three Negro and 10 other passengers in a fatal subway stabbing that shocked the city as witnesses did not aid.
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Lynch
Harlem
Roger E. Lynch
Christopher
Brooklyn
Mormile
Albert
Kitty Genovese
Queens
Miss Genovese
Deaths And Funerals Land Of Greensboro and Holland
Land of Greensboro and William L. Holland of Statesville are noted in this obituary. He leaves three sisters Mrs. Grady D. White of Rt. 2 Statesville Mrs. Fred Davis and Mrs. Fred McLain of Statesville. Four brothers Rev. C. C. Holland and Verlie E. Holland both of Statesville Richard Holland of Bushnell Fla. and Ernest A. Holland of High Point and two grandchildren. Funeral at 11 a.m. in First Baptist Church with burial in Oakwood. The family at Nicholson Funeral Home 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Memorials preferred to Iredell County Heart Association. Burial place listed as Pal Ge and description indicates a difficult OCR reading.
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John M. Sykes
Oakwood
Nicholson
Iredell County
Widow’s death linked to high office abuse and blaze
Fragmented report claims a widow died in a fire allegedly tied to political power. Burke and others extinguished flames and summoned authorities as whispers tied the case to President L B J and a German immigrant woman seen with a burning torch.
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L.B.J
Eeene
Steve Ssateichon
Camden
Burke
Herz
Goethe
Johnson Echoes Urgency on Delayed Issue
A truncated quote notes urgent call to action on a lingering issue. The speaker insists there must be no delay and emphasizes decisive action. The fragment suggests a political or civic context and focuses on accountability and timely resolution.
Reading Material Quality Scored By Women in Greensboro
A Greensboro meeting at Memorial Auditorium condemned deteriorating reading material and urged six steps for local churches to combat the problem. The Woman's Missionary Union of North Carolina pledged its concern and urged action.
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Woman's Missionary Union of
North Carolina
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Dwight H. Fee, Jr
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