U S And Russia Should Be Friends Meeting Highlights
The state department described a cordial meeting with many guests arriving early and staying late. Yugoslav Ambassador Sava N Kosanovic was missing as he was not invited amid fraught relations with Moscow. Caviar sturgeon turkey and ice cream topped tables as vodka and champagne ran out before departure.
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GM Will Pay Large Dividend
GM declares a large dividend totaling 351.664 million dollars, up from 327 million last year. E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co holds 10 million of GM’s 44 million shares and will receive about a quarter of the payout. du Pont plans a board meeting around November 15 to decide its own dividend action.
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Scott to Go on Air on November 18th
Governor Scott will address the public at 6 30 p m Friday November 18 over the tobacco and Dixie FM networks WRAL disclosed. Private secretary John Marshall said the announcement is routine with no surprise reveal.
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Three Defendants Convicted On Driving Drunk Charges
In Thomasville recorder’s court Judge pro tem Russell Van Landingham convicted three defendants for drunken driving. William Frank Rycroft received six months suspended if he surrenders his license for 12 months and pays 100 dollars plus costs, with 30 days suspended for drunkenness. William Scoots and Howard H Briles Jr also received six months suspended with license surrender and 100 dollar fines. Ernest Byerly and Bud Bradley faced additional sentences for drunkenness, VPL, and related charges, with varying suspensions and fines. Elliott and Vernon David faced hit and run and traffic offenses with suspensions on conditions.
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Russell van Landingham
William Frank Rycroft
William Scoots
Cooleemee
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Howard H. Briles, Jr
Lexington Avenue
Howard Elliott
Sanford
Hoke Myers
Myers
Davidson County
Elliott
Vernon David
Chamblee
Ernest Byerly
Bud Bradley
Mrs Amos Expected to Enter Hospital Today
Mrs. Amos, injured in a Saturday night wreck near Asheville, was to be moved from a area hospital to High Point Memorial Bouelvard unit today. She suffered extensive facial injuries. her husband was not badly hurt. The High Point couple collided with a stalled unlit car. no charges were filed per State Patrolman Jim Wilson.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
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High Point
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Left Wing CIO Split Ignites Nationwide Labor Strife
In Chicago and across several states a clash over union leadership erupts after the CIO expelled left wingers from the UE. An ensuing power struggle sees court fights over funds, with right wing officers granted limited access to treasury assets while estates are placed in escrow.
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Fairmont
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Duke Receives $290000 Grant for Cancer Research
Senator Hoey announced Duke University is awarded 290000 dollars for the current fiscal year to support cancer research. He said the allocation was confirmed by Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele after the National Advisory Board on Cancer Research recommended the amount on October 28.
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Battle Favored In Va. Election
Amendments would lodge power in the general assembly and tighten voting requirements. Opposing groups include NAACP organized labor and the Virginia Council of Churches. Supported by Senator Byrd and Governor Tuck. Battle's fate hinges on constitutional tests.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Organized Labor
Virginia Council of Churches
Burlington Insurance Firm Buys Road Bonds
A Burlington insurance company purchased $100,000 of North Carolina’s secondary road bonds as part of the $200 million rural road program. The state issued bonds mature January 1967 bearing 1.5 percent interest tax exempt, announced by State Insurance Commissioner Waldo Cheek.
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Burlington Insurance Company
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Carolina Casualty Insurance Company of
Burlington
Youth Killed Near Graham in Auto Crash
French Grey Pender, 17, died after being struck by an automobile three miles east of Graham on highway 54. The State Highway Patrol reported the fatal accident occurred yesterday.
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