Military honors and promotions from High Point region
The column lists service recognitions and promotions for local personnel. Purple Heart awarded to Marine Sergeant Richard L. Hunsucker for wounds in Vietnam near Chu Lai. Army Corporal Lady E. Auman receives Good Conduct Medal in Germany after Army basic at Ft. Gordon and duty at Ft. Sill. Airman First Class Ronnie W. Gallimore promoted in Germany. Captain George E Wigglesworth promoted in the Air Force with Southeast Asia service. Boatswain's Mate Clinton N. Farr and Petty Officers Mallord M. Turner and John M. Wayne noted for duty aboard ships and bases. Army Private First Class Clarence L. Kirkman assigned to Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam. Army Private Gillis E. Pace completes MP training at Ft. Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Hunsucker
N. Hamilton St
High Point
Vietnam
Fifth Marine Regiment
First Marine Division
Chu Lai
Lady E. Auman
Edward Auman
Asheboro
35Th Artillery
Germany
Cpl
Auman
Cpl. Auman
Ronnie W. Gallimore
Aster R. Gallimore
Rt. 2
Lexington
U. S. Air Force
Gallimore
Wasserkuppe
U. S. Air Forces
Europe
Denton High School
Too Much Barbiturate Use Dangerous
Dr. Joseph G. Molner answers questions on dependence and hazards of barbiturate use. A patient may be gradually weaned with medical help and alternate sedatives, while abrupt withdrawal risks harm. Severe poisoning requires hospitalization and possible mental health care if emotional crises exist. Authorities should be notified about black market supply or deceptive prescriptions to prevent relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pital
Dr. Molner
Hilton Named Foundation Head
James H. Hilton former Iowa State University president will become executive director of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation in Winston-Salem near July 1. The foundation, created 30 years ago in memory of R J Reynolds son, grants about 2.5 million dollars annually for education health and other North Carolina projects. Hilton a Hickory North Carolina native and former NC State dean previously directed ISU development and announced Tuesday his appointment to the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
James H. Hilton
Iowa State University
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
Hilton
Iowa State
R. J. Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco Co
North Carolina
Hickory
N. C
North Carolina State School of Agriculture
Foundation
Jail escape attempt leads to arrest and death in Kinston
Investigation of an escape attempt at Lenoir County jail resulted in the arrest of James Bruce Turnage, 22, of Kinston. Turnage died from a fall while descending from the four story jail on knotted blankets. Mike Lee, 20, from Kinston, was named in the incident with Harper reportedly involved. Turnage will have a hearing March 27 on smuggling charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
N. C
Lenoir County
Mike Lee
James Bruce Turnage
al Gecees Harper
Reg 99 Cents Paint Set Ad Promises Quick Disposal
An advertisement touts a paint kit priced at 99 cents with a roller, lab tested cover and a sturdy metal tray. It emphasizes economical use by suggesting paints can be used once and discarded, citing Reg 39c for paint mixing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard L. Hunsucker
Marines
Sgt
Hunsucker
High Point College
Ft. Gordon
Ft. Sill
Okla
Seagrove High School
George E., Wigglesworth
George E. Wigglesworth Sr
Llth St
Mays Landing
N .J
Wigglesworth
Niagara Falls Municipal Airport
N. Y
Air Defense Command
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Lackland Afb
Tex
Southeast Asia
Margaret
Walter F. Hester Sr
Woodrow Ave
Pleasantville
N. J
Wesley Col|usn
Lillie B. Furriege
Dover
Del
Redding St
Clinton N. Farr
Little Creek
Mallord M. Turner
USN
Pauline H. Turner
Boyer Sr
John M. Wayne
Roy Wayne
Pine Valley
Boston
Mass
Springfield
Mediterranean
ARMY
Clarence L. Kirk
Man
Mary G. Kirkman
Mary Lynn
Randleman
870Th Transportation Company
Cam Ranh Bay
Pvt. Kirkman
Ft. Eustis
Gillis Ef, Pace
Maria M. Pace
Boyer St
Army Training Center
Brenda
Rt. 1
Hallsboro
Kirkman
Randleman High School
Joseph G. Molner
Mother
W. High ST
Sears
Tare & Plat Fay
Vertigreen Rose Food
Rose
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and CO
S. Wrenn ST
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