Census puts High Point population at sixty-one thousand four hundred fifty six
Unofficial 1960 census tabulation gives High Point a population of 61 456. Mayor and chamber officials hail the figure as growth momentum while noting it may rise to 62 000 to 62 500 after annexations and final counts. Final results will be issued later by the Bureau of Census.
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High Point
Elmer G. Smith
Jess Washburn
Smith
Washburn
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Bureau of Census
Univac
University of North Carolina
Tommie Townsend Wins Beauty Title
Tommie Townsend of Greensboro won the Miss High Point of 1960 crown at High Point College Auditorium. Diane Barker and Becky Jane Caddell finished as first and second runners-up after a tie and judges’ review. The High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the annual pageant, which began with the talent contest.
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Greensboro
High Point
High Point College
Tommie Frances Townsend
T. J. Townsend
High Point Road
Diane Barker
Thomas Barker
Route 1
Becky Jane Caddell
S. J. Hanes
Farriss Avenue
High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce
Miss High Point
Desert Rescue Reunites Two US Soldiers After Week Lost
In Heidelberg Germany a helicopter recovered Sgt Jarvis Wheeler age 32 of Livingston Texas and Pfc Ronald Bingham age 19 of Albany California after a week lost in Libyan Desert near a mortuary team. They were found 15 miles east of base camp in a jeep with water remaining and were returned in good condition.
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Heidelberg
Germany
U.S
Jarvis M. Wheeler
Livingston
Tex
Pfe
Ronald Bingham
Albany
Calif
Desert
U.S. Army
Wheeler
Bingham
West Germany
U S Admits Unarmed U2 Flight Over Soviet Union
The State Department said the U2 reconnaissance flight over Soviet territory was not authorized by Washington and involved an armed or unarmed? The record notes the word probably used and frames open skies as a summit goal. Khrushchev claimed the mission and the Soviets may have shot at it. The admission precedes the Paris May 16 summit.
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United States
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Paris
Free World
VU. S
Cubans Riots At Havana Airport Amid Political Tensions
At Havana International Airport a clash erupted between supporters of Aurelian Sanchez Arango and university students over Cuba’s political future. A1 38 year old Felipe Alonzo was shot in the leg. Jorge Jimenez Tellez, 15, was treated for contusions. Police detained an assailant as crowds of about 1000 watched, songs and banners marking the event as violence flared when Sanchez Arango arrived from Venezuela.
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Havana
Felipe Alonzon
Jorge Jimenez Tellez
Alonzo
Aurelian Sanchez Arango
AAA
Sanchez Arango
Venezuela
New York
Wyatt Earp Draw Visit Ends With Blazing Mishap
In Wilmington North Carolina Hugh O Brian portraying Wyatt Earp attempted his six gun draw in the Last Chance Saloon show. The pistol failed to clear the holster and a blank cartridge blast burned his right trouser leg. He was treated and resumed duties 22 hours later.
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Wilmington
N.C
Wyatt Earp
Hugh O'Brian
O'Brian
Child's Verse For Mother Card Found After Tragic Crash
A Mother’s Day card penned by 12 year old Sharran Kenny was found in a school book. The girl, identified as Sharran, was killed Friday night when a car jumped a curb and struck a group of youngsters at a neighborhood carousel. Her mother, Mrs Walter Kenny, cried upon reading the piece.
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New York
Sharran Kenny
Sharran
Seven Injured In Five Car Crash On Route 311 South
A five car collision at Archdale Road and Highway 311 South yesterday evening sent seven people to High Point Memorial Hospital with injuries from minor to severe. A 17 year old Asheboro youth, David Phillip Sheppard, was trapped under a vehicle and later charged with drunk driving and driving without a license. He and two Asheboro youths, Gary Hughes and Calvin Crawford Hill, allegedly took the car from in front of the VFW Hall. Deputy Sheriff Frank Dunbar helped free Sheppard. State Trooper Bill Lundy described the sequence and the charges to be filed. Page Two-A.
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Highway 311
High Point Memorial Hospital
David Phillip Sheppard
Asheboro
Guilford County
Frank Dunbar
Bill Lundy
State Highway Patrol
Sheppard
VFW Hall
Gary Hughes
Route 4
Calvin Crawford Hill
Lundy
Smart Youngsters Ahead Of Teachers In Early Grades
Washington AP report notes elementary education expert Alexander Frazier of Ohio State warns first graders know more about science than teachers assume. He urges remodeling social science, arithmetic and science curricula to reflect a world beyond the classroom.
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Washington
Alexander Frazier
Ohio State University
Frazier
National Education Assn
Glenn O. Blough
University of Maryland
National Assn. of Science
Blough
United States
U2 Plane Described As Ghost by Aviation Editor
New York Journal American aviation editor George Carroll, an Air Force reserve lieutenant colonel, calls the U2 a hush hush craft that monitors Soviet atomic tests from the sky. He notes the aircraft slips through the heavens gathering samples of radioactive particles and cites NASA input on its value for cosmic ray and atmospheric element data.
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George Carroll
New York Journal-American Aviation
U. S
Carroll
Air Force Reserve
Red
Ussr
Khrushchev says U S pilot to stand trial for spying
Premier Khrushchev claims Francis Powers confessed to spying after a U2 shot down in the Urals. He shows film, money, weapons and a kit as proof and says Powers will be tried, while praising Soviet soldiers who fired on the aircraft.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Francis G. Powers
U. S
Urals
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
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