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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1966

Page

36

Two-Cab Family: Mrs Dillashaw Joins Checker Cab

Charlotte couple expands into taxi work as Mrs. Lenora Dillashaw begins driving for Checker Cab joining husband Bill a 11 year veteran. She recalls a prior shooting scare but plans 7 am to 4 pm shifts and expects to face humorous remarks from riders.

Charlotte Lenera Dillashaw First Alliance Tabernacle Checker Ch Dillashaws Bill

Vatican disavows interfaith monastery plan

In Wisconsin Missouri AP report, Rev. Robert Starmann and Rev. Robert Bollman led the Ecumenical Brotherhood of Christian Unity founded in 1961. A letter from Cardinal Ottavini to the Congregation said it is not expedient to continue the experiment, with no specific objections noted. Starmann said he asked for continuation but accepted the Vatican stance.

Rome Father Starmann Cardinal Ottavini

Official Secrecy On Rise In North Carolina

The Eastern North Carolina Press Association heard that secrecy in state government is increasing as agencies meet in secret sessions. Bill Shires of the Associated Afternoon Dailies criticized opaque decision making and said capital reporters can only protest. The panel noted officials justify secrecy, risking openness in public business.

Shires Soca

Lake Association Cites Alding Crumbling Amidendorsement Row

Bernard Dixon of Providence in Caswell County accuses the Lake People's Association of stacking votes and backing Winston-Salem candidate Smith Bagley. The executive director Allan Bailey says Bagley had unanimous backing, while Dixon says the Fifth District vote was deadlocked and not all counties were represented. Dixon signals possible resignation amid crisis.

Raleigh The Lake People’s Association Bernard Dixon Providence Caswell County Dixon Smith Bagley Winston-Salem Association Allan Bailey Friday Bagley

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