Promotion moves and corporate notices in North Carolina
Lewis Biggerstaff leaves High Point for Demarest New Jersey to become senior vice president of the Die Cast Division at Arwood Corp a subsidiary of Interlake Inc He joined Arwood in 1966 and previously worked at Chrysler Kokomo and Ford Sheffield Alabama He is a University of Kentucky graduate with a mechanical engineering degree He and his wife have seven children. R Clark Dillon transfers to North Carolina National Bank in Southern Pines as trust officer Dillon previously worked in Raleigh and held multiple roles in investment management He is married to Lada Tunstall of High Point and they have two children Anna and Stacy. Wake Forest University Center for Management will host a two day seminar on executive secretaries and administrative assistants led by James D Carter and Jaine Carter McLean Trucking Co declares 11 5 cent quarterly dividend Northwestern Financial Corp sues the IRS in Greensboro seeking 9 517 896 refund for 1968 1970 taxes filed in 1974
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Lewis Biggerstaff
High Point
Demarest
N.J
Die Cast
Arwood Corp
Interlake Inc
Biggerstaff
Arwood
Syracuse
N.Y
Atwood
Chrysler Corporation
Kokomo
Ford Motor Co
Sheffield
Ala
University of Kentucky
Southern Pines
R. Clark Dillon
North Carolina National Bank
Dillon
NCNB
Raleigh
E. C. Dillon
Brandon
Fla
Lada Tunstall
Anna
Stacy
Winston-Salem
Center For Management of
Wake Forest University
James D. Carter
Personnel Development, Inc
Jaine Carter
Board of
Personnel Development Inc
Democrats Confident in Senate Odds in 1962 Elections
Democrats expect to hold or gain seats in the 95th Congress with eight retiring senators shaping contests across states. Republicans forecast limited pickups, targeting Lugar in Indiana Hatch in Utah and Beall in Maryland, while Byrd is poised for re-election with Buckley probable to be unseated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
J. Glenn Beall
Rmd
Buckley
Congress
Byrd
Senate
Man Convicted Of Cruelty To Animals In Fayetteville
A Fayetteville man Michael Schieb was convicted of cruelty to animals for torturing a mongrel with electrical shocks. He received a fine and a three year ban on dog ownership with a six month suspended sentence. A second cruelty count was dismissed. The puppy is in Cumberland County pound and may be adopted. Political notes mention Republicans and Democrats debating Senate seats.
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Fayetteville
Bratriot Goort
Michael Schieb
New Lay Away Plan Cuts Carrying Charges at Local Store
In a 38 year business, the owner notes they rarely use the word discount, highlighting a new convenient lay away plan with no carrying charges for watches jewelry and luggage. The pitch contrasts with common discount language in advertising.
Cash Flow and Your Lifelong Battle of Income and Outgo
A banking approach diverges from traditional models. It aims to work for individuals across life stages from young earners to retirees by considering overall financial life factors. NCNB offers booklets with scenarios to aid daily finances long term planning and personal guidance from trained staff.
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Longrane
NCNB
How to Start Getting the Most From a Bank Page
A promotional note outlines banking tips for earning, saving, spending, and borrowing. It emphasizes using NCNB offices or a toll free number for a copy of guidance. The ad suggests you can get more from your bank by managing finances wisely.
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NCNB
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Winston-Salem McLean Trucking Co
Northwestern Financial Corp
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. District Court
Greensboro
John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
GOP
Indianapolis
Richard G. Lugar
Utah
Orrin G. Hatch
Frank Moss
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Mansfield
Scott
William Green
H. John Heinz III
California
New Mexico
Nebraska
Tennessee
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Virginia
James L. Buckley
New York
Daniel Patrick Dynihan
United Nations
Sins Byrd
Amwalt
Naval Operations
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Cumberland County
Ohio
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Bill Brock
R-Tenn
Robert Taft
Yates Brooks
Tom Gilmore
N.C
House OF Representatives
Nash
N. Main
National Teacher Education Project Teaching Skills Institute
First Presbyterian Church
N.C. State University
Orange Presbytery
Presbyterian Church US
Robert Anderson
Fairmont Park Baptist Church
The
Allen Jay Baptist Church of
Rev
F.G. Alford
Guilford Optical CO
North Main ST
Main St
Jack Southerland
Aubrey Bowman
Hoyt Wilson
High Point Funeral Home
Harold C. Davis
United Family Life Insurance Co
Harold C. Davis, Inc
P.O
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Harold C.davis
Powers
Iorth
Farriss Oe
Prol
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