Subways and Holes Amid Cold War Bluster
Washington chatter and a Soviet spy twist the tale of holes in Washington and a planned subway funding clash. Nicolai and columnist Art Buchwald joke that holes signal subway work while Congress debates funds and highway tradeoffs with Senator Natcher.
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Washington
Russell Baker
New York Times
Moscow
Baker
White House
Nicolai
House Today
District of Columbia
Metro
House
Guy Natcher
Kentucky
Natcher
South Carolina
Randolph County Board to hold semi annual meetings
Randolph County School Board votes Thursday to meet twice yearly with local advisory boards beginning in June and then in late November across four attendance areas. Superintendent John Lawrence says the sessions aim to improve communication and address arising problems with the local boards and the board of education. Clyde Stutts Thurman McBryde join the program committee for the first June meeting.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Board of Education
Board of Education
Randolph County
John Lawrence
Lawrence
Clyde Stutts
Thurman McBryde
CB Group Holding Auction Plays High Point Benefit Night
The High Point CB group planned an auction and dance at the City Lake pavilion from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tickets at the gate funded aid for burned out families and stranded motorists. Prizes include television sets and furniture. about 100 volunteers assist local police with traffic and search duties.
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High Point
Laurie Pritchett
Jin
County sales tax split fuels debate on who should impose
Guilford County commissioners debate whether a sales tax increase should be imposed by the board or placed before voters on June 8. Some members urge action to remove the measure from the ballot while others push to keep the vote, citing impacts on bonds and capital projects.
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Greensboro
Board of County Commissioners
F. P. Bodenheimer Jr
Bodenheimer
Guilford County
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Richard Maxwell
Percy Sears
Guilford
Greensboro Council
John Witherspoon
Witherspoon
Ralph Walker
Board of Equalization and Review
Dick Maxwell
Sears
Board of Commissioners
Shaw
Commission
Dale Montgomery
Hearing Recessed Until Mid July in NLRB Case
NLRB hearing into charges against The High Point Enterprise is recessed until July 12 after week one of testimony. Examiner Abraham Maller cited schedule conflicts and knotty issues unresolved by the board. Union members testified about post strike job offers, workloads, and alleged discrimination. Virginia Evans, a striker, was offered a June 6 return if childcare issues are resolved by June 5.
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Robert Marks
Enterprise
Winston-Salem
National Labor Relations Board
High Point Enterprise
NLRB
Abraham Maller
Maller
High Point Typographical Union
High Point
Jack Ashby
Bobby Soots
Bill Milam
Odell Fowler
The
Virginia Evans
Teenager gets prison sentence on two counts in district court
Gary Wayne Teer, 19, was sentenced by District Judge Ken neth Carrington to two two year terms for indecent liberties with a minor and six months for resisting an officer. Four others received indeterminate sentences for public drunkenness, with several individuals fined or taxed costs for offenses including reckless driving and carrying weapons.
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Lexington Avenue
Kenneth Carrington
Gary Wayne Teer
Ralph Lanier
Wesley Drive
Dallas Marion Haynes
Clara Cox Apartments
Paul Eugene Ward
Rt. 4
Thomasville
James Rose Snyder
Salem Street
Lanier
Obert Laughton Carter
Rt. 5
John Aus
Tin Beck
Clarence Pickenpack
Clara Cox
Winfred Dewey Brown
Rebbie Crofts Callahan
Winston-Salem
Rebbie Callahan
Willie McIntire
Richardson Street
Robert Lee Davis Jr
Ed J. Johnson
W. Ray Street
Vehicle Fire Causes Minor Damage in Local Subdivision
Firefighters responded to a single Friday alarm. A car driven by Patrick McCorquodale of Route 5 caught fire at the intersection of West Green Drive and West Fairfield Road after a backfire through the carburetor. Damage was estimated at 25 dollars.
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Patrick McCorquodale
Route 5
W. Green Drive
W. Fairfield Road
Lowering Voting Age Seen Not a Political Bombshell
North Carolina legislators say lowering the vote age to 18 would not trigger a 72 youthquake. Rep. Jack Rhyne Sen. Phil Kirk and Rep. Jim Beatty argue young voters will choose candidates on issues, not because of age, with no drastic shifts expected despite potential increased campaign activity. Beatty notes youth can influence but not dominate.
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Raleigh
Tar Heel
Jack Rhyne
Gaston
Phil Kirk
Rowan
Kingman Brewster, Jr
Yale University
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Rep. Beatty
Brewster
North Carolina
Beatty
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
Sen
Kirk
Rhyne
Belmont
U.S
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Washington Area
Kremlin
Congress
T of Columbia
Senate
Los Angeles Times
Griffin Student Council
Griffin Junior High
Anita Byers
Susie Greene
Allison Beall
Raymond Rawlinson
Jim Stratford
CB Group Holding Auction
Maxwell
Guilford Technical Institute
Billy Reece Wagoner
Route 2
Superior Court
House of Sound
N. Main Street
Jim Beatty
By Bryan Haislip
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
N.C
Associated Press
AP News
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
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