Pharmacists Open N C Convention in Pinehurst
The North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association opened its 83rd annual convention in Pinehurst with eight pharmacists inducted into the N C Academy of Pharmacy for outstanding service. Roger A McDuffie of Greensboro was honored for 30 years on the State Board of Pharmacy and a Roger A McDuffie Pharmacy Loan Fund was announced at UNC. Inductees include Paul B Bissette Jr Wilson Melin A Chambers Chapel Hill Donald K Chapman Charles T Pixon Wade A Gilliam Winston-Salem Kenneth Edwards Stantonsburg Robert L Hood Pink Hill Jesse M Pike Concord. W S Wolfe Mount Airy was named Pharmacist of the Year to be honored at a later dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N.C
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
N.C. Academy of Pharmacy
Roger A. McDuffie
Greensboro
State Board of Pharmacy
McDuffie
Robert Neal Watson
Sanford
John T. Stevenson
Elizabeth City
State Association
Roger A McDuffie
University of North Carolina
N. C. Academy of Pharmacy
Paul B. Bissette Jr
Wilson
Melin A. Chambers
Clergy Leaders Call for Peace After Night of Riots
Federal mediation led to cautious hopes for calm as Rev Ralph Abernathy and allied leaders urged restraint. They cited violent acts by rioters, reported beatings of aides, and fires in the Negro business district near the A D King home. Police and guards patrolled as smoke rose from wrecked stores and a house.
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Ralph D. Abernathy
King
Wallace
Abernathy
Wyatt Tee Walker
Walker
al Lingo
A. D. King
Gaston Motel
Negro Business Section
Notice of Summons by Publication in High Point Court
Edith F Lamb sues Bobby Eugene Lamb in High Point Municipal Court for absolute divorce after two years separation. Defendant must respond by June 22, 1963, at the Clerk of Municipal Court office. Florence W. Alien, Clerk. Attorneys for Plaintiff listed.
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High Point
North Carolina
Guilford County
Edith F. Lamb
Bobby Eugene Lamb
Florence W. Alien
Municipal Court
City of
High Point Morgan
Byerly, Post, Ven Anda & Keziah
E. Commerce St
N. C
Stock Market Dow Jones Averages Mixed In Cautious Trading
New York AP. The stock market moved irregularly in moderately active trading as investors stayed cautious after last week’s rally. The Dow Jones industrial average at noon stood at 722.54, down 0.76, with the American Stock Exchange higher on occasion and bonds showing minor changes.
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Vy New York
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Bache & Co
A.m
Indvatriamn . Com
Duke Pow
Dupontden East
Eastman Rodereee
NEW York (Ap
Foote Min
Ford Motoree
Associated Press
Gen Foods Ee
Adams Millis
Allied Ch
Seeee
Tel & Tel
Allis Chal Can Co
Elves
Goodrich
Am Enka
Goodyear T&r
Gen- Am Motors
Greyhound
Am Tel & Tel
Gulf Oil Corp
Rails
Balan Tobeee
Atch T&sf Siemiyees
Rock Island
Atl Coast Line Eevee
NEW York
Cotton Intern Pacific
Union Pacific
Kayser Roth
Atl Refining Seree Eee
Enews
Liggett & Myers
Apparaveo Cp
Lockh Air
Closc
Balt & Ohio Tebeeneee Lorillard P
Ee Eeenee
Martin Marietta
McLean Trkeeewene
Boeing Air
Monsanto Eeneenene
Burroughs Corp
Mar
Caro P&l Nat Dairy Pdocveeseee
Celanese Corp
Natl Distillers
Southern Pacific
Champion
P&f
Central Ereceeeee
Certain Rock
Ches & Ohio
Norfh West
Chrysler Ee
Avia Tobaccos
Coca Cola
Columbia G&e
American Tobacco
Cornl Credit
Penney JC
Pennsy RR
Dan Rio Mills
Pitt Plate
Std Oil NJ
Stevens JP
Texaco Inc
Union Bay
UN Carbide
el & Pow
Va P&p
West Union
Westing el
Winn Dixie
Kennedy orders take on security role in Alabama visit
President Kennedy moves federal troops into Alabama amid Birmingham unrest during the 30th anniversary of the Tennessee Valley Authority visit. Troops deploy to Maxwell Field and Ft. McClellan as Burke Marshall returns for talks with white and Black residents. Wallace questions Kennedy's authority while Justice officials cite federal power to handle civil disturbances.
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Kennedy
Wallace
TVA
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals
Tuscumbia
Sheffield
Florence
Birmingham
White House
Pentagon
Alabama National Guard
Burke Marshall
Defense Department
Army
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ft. McClellan
Anniston
George C. Wallace
Justice Department
Soviet Military Men Told to Silence Criticism after Spy Trial
Moscow AP reports Red Star denounces chatterboxes among Soviet servicemen after the Greville Wynne Oleg Penkovsky espionage case. An editorial says careless officers leak information by telephone radio and public lectures, exposing security weaknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Greville Wynne- Oleg Penkovsky
Red Star
Astronauts discuss sleep limits and spaceflight margins
At a news conference Lt Cmdr John W Young and Don Slayton discuss Cooper's sleep experiments and whether he could stay awake beyond 22 orbits. They assert safety margins exist even for maximum load, while noting Cooper will endure long idle periods between tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald K. Slayton
Cooper
Cmdr
John W. Young
Gordo
Young
Raleigh meeting set as white and black leaders seek desegregation
In Raleigh lines of communication are opened between white business leaders and Negro leaders to ease racial barriers. Talks begin tonight over a dispute fueling five days of protests. Negroes pause demonstrations to meet desegregation demands.
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Raleigh
G. Akers Moore
Printing Company
W. G. Enloe
Charles Lyons
Negro Citizens Coordinating Committee
Lyons
Sanford
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