Deaths and Funerals Mrs Esther Ashford 81
Mrs Esther Roddie Ashford 81 former Daniel Brooks Apartments resident died Thursday in Greensboro L Richardson Memorial Hospital She had lived at Longs Rest Home since health declined five years She was born April 22 in Winnsboro South Carolina Surviving sisters Marion Whitlock Philadelphia Pennsylvania Robbie Johnson Philadelphia brothers H W D Harrison William Ross Harrison Rock Hill Funeral 8 p m Monday at St Paul United Presbyterian Church burial Barber Memorial Cemetery Rock Hill South Carolina Family at Marion Whitlocks home 722 Habersham Rd Curvis L Black
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Esther
Roddie) Ashford
Daniel Brooks
Marion Whitlock
Habersham Rd
Thomasville Man Curvis Black 78 Dies of Heart Attack
Thomasville resident Curvis L Kirby Black 78 died at his home Saturday at 1 30 p m after a heart attack He was born August 14 1893 in Davidson County He was a World War I veteran and worked at Thomasville Furniture Industries prior to 1959 He is survived by Grace Ward his wife two daughters Vanetta Biddix and Sarah Lambe a son Claiborne Black two sisters Martha and Essie Black six grandchildren and service at J C Green & Sons Chapel Monday at 2 pm with burial in Holly Hills Cemetery Members of the R L Pope Bible Class will serve as honorary pallbearers.
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Thomasville
Curvis L
Kirby) Black
Spring St
Davidson County
Lindsay
Jennie Turner Black
Memorial United Methodist Church
R. L. Pope
Culbreth- Harris Legion American Post
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Grace Ward
Leonard
Vanetta) Biddix
Ridgecrest
N. C
Seibert
Sarah) Lambe
Fleet Road
Claiborne Black
Rt. 4
Martha Black
Essie Black
Rt. 5
J. C. Green & Sons Chapel
Philip L. Shore Jr
Woodrow W. Hill
Holly Hills
Spring Street
R. L. Pope Bible Class
Public backs UN engagement after China seat shift
A 1,418 household poll taken Oct 26–31 shows 45 percent favor continued or increased U.S. participation in the United Nations despite the vote to seat Mainland China, 38 percent favor withdrawal or cutbacks, with regional age and education divides shaping the stance.
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China
United Nations
U.S
Congress
World Organization
United States
East
South
Midwest
West
Alaska Leaders React to Amchitka Detonation Test
Alaska Governor William A. Egan praised the test with no immediate adverse effects and called for caution though the yield matched expectations. Senator Mike Gravel urged a moratorium on further nuclear tests, warning of potential long term consequences despite relief at no immediate harm.
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Amchitka
Alaska
William A. Egan
Mike Gravel
Nixon
Gravel
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Esther Ashford
Curvis L. Black
Harris Survey
UNC
Action of the World
Publc
Blanche Crofts Hill
Lexington Ave
English RD
High Point
N.C
Asheboro
Randolph ST. Thomasville
California
Hickory Hill
Crestwood
Swaim
Americard
Commerce ST
Kmart Foods
North Main St
U.S.D.A
Duncan
Hines
Devils
Crisco
Pillsbury
Florida
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