Federal authorities take over missing man probe at Fontana Lake camp
Swain County Sheriff says Clint Barlow of Clemmons remains missing after an intensive search of land and water around Fontana Lake. Barlow was last seen May 9 at a federally run camp on Chamber's Creek. J P Koontz reported the camp in disorder after returning later that day.
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Bryson City
N.C
Swain
Paul Crisp
Clint Barlow
Clemmons
Fontana Lake
Forsyth County
Barlow
Chamber's Creek
Fontana Dam
J. P Koontz
Leaflets to Be Discussed in State Probe
SBI Director Walter Anderson said agent John Vanderford will meet Shelby solicitor B T Falls Jr to discuss possible prosecution over unsigned campaign leaflets. The probe has found many leaflets mailed from Raleigh and concerns Clint Newton of the State ABC Board tied to Terry Sanford's campaign in a Shelby area.
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Raleigh
State Bureau of Investigation
B. T. Falls Jr
Shelby
SBI
Walter Anderson
John Vanderford
Falls
Anderson
Indi
Terry Sanford
Clint Newton
ABC Board
Sanford
Hodges Vows Reply to Raleigh Editorial Criticism
Governor Luther Hodges promised a reply to a Raleigh News and Observer editorial titled Pie in the Sky or Poverty in the Plate. Speaking at an industrial development conference luncheon he said he would answer the criticisms later, not today.
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Raleigh
Luther Hodges
Raleigh News and Observer
Hodges
Mansion Bought for Home for Jewish Aged in NC
The Blumenthal Foundation of Charlotte bought a 24 room mansion with 117 surrounding acres near Clemmons for the North Carolina Home for the Jewish Aged. Built in 1928 by R. E. Lasater, the property was conveyed for about $135000 with revenue stamps on the deeds. The North Carolina Association of Jewish Men and Women cooperated with the foundation on the home.
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Winston-Salem
Blumenthal Foundation of
Charlotte
North Carolina
The
North Carolina Assn. of
Clemmons
R. E. Lasater
Presbyterian Council Plans Largest Synod Budget Yet
RALEIGH AP The Presbyterian Council of the Synod of North Carolina meets here to finalize plans for the June 14 15 Greenville annual meeting. Key action is approving benevolence requests totaling 1 509 958 and agency budgets of 1 111 751, aiming for a 2 621 790 overall budget, the largest to date.
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Raleigh
Council of the Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina
Greenville
General Assembly
Synod
Worth Bacon Buried Today At Salem Cemetery
J Worth Bacon a 60 year old Winston Salem newspaperman was to be buried in Salem Cemetery after funeral services at Voglers Chapel He served 27 years as managing editor of the Winston Salem Journal and was associate editor for community services for the past year He died Monday night in a Winston Salem hospital after a heart attack and several prior attacks.
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Winston - Salem (Ap
J. Worth Bacon
Winston- Salem
Salem
Vogler's Chapel
Bacon
Winston- Salem Journal
Winston-Salem
Holderness Named Leader of North Carolina ABC Boards
W H Holderness of Greensboro was elected president at the 25th annual convention ending in Pinehurst North Carolina He succeeds George W Taylor of Washington Sam D Lovelace of Wilson County was chosen vice chairman and D Russell Clark of Tarboro was reelected secretary treasurer
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Pinehurst
N.C
North Carolina Assn
ABC
W. H. Holderness
Greensboro
George W. Taylor
Washington
Holderness
Association
Sam D. Lovelace
Wilson County
D. Russell Clark
Tarboro
North Carolina State College dedicates wood laboratory
The Raleigh dedication marks a $250 000 wood products laboratory with Gov. Luther Hodges as principal speaker. The Brandon P Hodges lab is named for the Asheville lawyer and former state treasurer who died earlier. Edwin Gill will respond for the Hodges family.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Luther Hodges
Brandon P. Hodges
Asheville
Edwin Gill
Baton Rouge Lawyer Names Colt Chinese Bandits
Louis B. Rogers of Baton Rouge Law names his three year old colt Chinese Bandits after LSU's renowned defensive unit. The nickname reflects hometown ties and sports pride in Louisiana.
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Louis B. Rogers
Baton Rouge Law
LSU
Man Sought In Slaying Cantivad Man Sought In Slaying
Lloyd E. Shuffstall, 51, a former mental patient, was captured after a 17 hour manhunt in Venango County near Cooperstown Pennsylvania. He allegedly shot his wife Vera Rose 47 and Harold DuPont 43 before shooting himself. DuPont had been pursuing a relationship with Mrs Shuffstall. Shuffstall was treated for wounds and jailed in Franklin.
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Cooperstown
Lloyd E. Shuffstall
Pennsylvania
Shuffstall
John Chrin
Vera Rose
Harold DuPont
DuPont
Derald
Venango County
Franklin
13 Jet Salute Rendered For Maj Gen Joe W Kelly
At Eglin Air Force Base Florida Maj Gen Joe W Kelly received a 13 jet salute as he departed Tuesday for reassignment to Scott AFB The farewell featured 13 supersonic jets afterburners blazing and maneuvers by the display team near the reviewing stand to simulate the traditional 13 gun salute for a general.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla. AP
Joe W. Kelly
Scott Afb
Cecil Prince Rites Scheduled Thursday
Cecil Prince associate editor of the Charlotte News will be entombed in Forest Lawn Mausoleum after funeral services at Christ Episcopal Church in Charlotte He died Tuesday in a Charlotte hospital following an emergency operation He had been hospitalized two weeks for a kidney ailment A native of High Point he joined the Charlotte News in 1954 after working for the Greensboro Record and Florida Times Union in Jacksonville He won the Sigma Delta Chi award in 1959 and multiple North Carolina Press Association honors Survivors include his widow Elizabeth Blair and his mother Bessie Abbey Prince Memorial tributes may be donated to the Cecil Prince Memorial Scholarship Fund at Charlotte College where he was a trustee
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Charlotte
Cecil Prince
Charlotte News
Forest Lawn
Christ Episcopal Church
Prince
High Point
Greensboro Record
Florida Times-Union
Jacksonville
Sigma Delta Chi
North Carolina Press Assn
Elizabeth Blair
Bessie Abbey Prince
Charlotte College
Stolen Delivery Truck Roars Off With 77 Tuxedos
A delivery truck from an Upper Darby tuxedo rental firm disappeared in Philadelphia area theft. The cargo included 77 tuxedos awaiting cleaning, creating a costly loss for the business.
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Philadelphia
Upper Darby
Hilo Buries Dead From Tidal Wave
Honolulu AP reports Hilo begins burial of victims as rescue crews search debris along the waterfront. The toll stands at 38 dead 21 missing and 53 injured with widespread business damage and a sanitation crisis amid a 60 million dollar disaster estimate.
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Honolulu
Hilo
Hawaii
Damaaaed
Artificial Cloud Test Postponed After Morning Cloud
NASA scientists postponed a dawn attempt to form a colorful artificial cloud 190 miles up after cloudy skies. The previous dusk launch from Wallops Island, Virginia, produced a brilliant display as part of the high altitude wind studies. The Nike-Asp rocket ignited sodium and thermite 50 miles up in the second shot of the current series.
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Washington
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
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