Deaths And Funerals Mrs Crutchfield 84 in Thomasville
Mrs. Essie Leigh Mack Crutchfield 84 widow of Z V Crutchfield died after an extended illness in Lynn Haven Nursing Home Mocksville. Funeral service conducted Saturday at 3 p m from J C Green & Son Chapel by Dr J Perry Whitmore with pallbearers Robert Rapp Jerome Rapp Frank Marr Harry Lee Lambeth Will Owen Deyey Sheen Dr W G Smith J L Perryman burial in Thomasville City Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Essie Leigh Mack Crutchfield
Z. V. Crutchfield
J. C. Green & Son
J. Perry Whitmore
Robert Rapp
Jerome Rapp
Frank Marr
Harry Lee Lambeth
Will Owen
Dewey Sheen
W. G. Smith
J. L. Perryman
Funeral services held for Harvey L. Teague at Wallburg Church
Harvey Lee Teague, 73, of Wallburg, died Thursday night after two years of declining health. He was conducted from Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church Saturday at 2 p.m. by Rev. Robert Nation and Rev. W. H. Walton. Pallbearers included R. W. Zimmerman, L. L. Johnson, John C. Kearns, Perry Hayworth, C. L. McGee, Jack Rothrock, W. B. Bagnal and Wilson Edgecock. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Harvey Lee Teague
Wallburg
Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church
Robert Nation
Wallburg Baptist Church
W. H. Walton
Abbotts Creek Church
R. W. Zimmerman
L. L. Johnson
John C. Kearns
Perry Hayworth
C. L. McGee
Jack Rothrock
W. B. Bagnal
Wilson Edgecock
High Pointer’s Father Dies in Maryland
Harry Klosterman of La Vale died Friday after a long illness. He was the father of L. J. Klosterman, a Ragsdale High School faculty member and High Point resident. Funeral arrangements are listed as complete.
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Harry Klosterman
la Vale
High Point
L. J. Klosterman
E. Lexington Ave
Ragsdale High School
Military Rites Conducted For Shelly Pike
Final rites were held in Washington DC for Shelly Pike a former High Point resident and son of the late Mr. and Mrs Clark Pike. He died Sunday night after eight weeks of critical illness at Perryville Veteran Hospital Maryland. Survivors include his wife Mrs Jesse Mae Pike three sisters and a brother Burial was in Arlington National Cemetery Arlington Virginia.
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Shelly Pike
Washington, D. C
High Point
Washington
Clark Pike
Perryville Veteran Hospital
Maryland
Jesse Mae Pike
Flossie Ballard
Winston-Salem
Martha Powells
Garland Young
Johnny Pike
Hickory
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington, Va
New Dulles Airport Dedicated by Kennedy and Eisenhower
President Kennedy and former President Eisenhower presided at the dedication of Dulles International Airport in Virginia, a $110 million facility with a $15.5 million terminal. About 60,000 spectators attended the open ceremonies before touring the glass-walled terminal that opens next week. The airport, 27 miles from Washington, is named for the late Secretary of State John Foster Dulles.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dulles International
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Eero Saarinen
Duke Builds 230000-Volt Power Line Across Piedmont
Duke Power constructs a 75 mile transmission line from Beckerdite south of Winston-Salem to Eno near Hillsboro Durham. Towers 120 to 150 feet tall support up to 230000 volts with initial single circuit service and a plan for two circuits later. Project cost is 74 million dollars with targeted completion June 1.
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High Point
Duke Power Co
Hal A. Davis
Duke
L. A. Gibson
Winston-Salem
Beckerdite
Winston- Salem
Eno
Hillsboro-Durham
Greensboro
Davis
Three Cuba project suspects indicted in New York case
The FBI said Jose Garcia Orellana 42 and Marino Esteban del Carmen Sueiro y Cabrera 22, both Manhattan residents, were charged with conspiracy to sabotage and acting as unregistered agents of a foreign power. Ada Marie Drisas 26 was held as a material witness. Diplomatic immunity protected Jose Gomez Abad 21 and Elsa 20. Bail was set at 100000 each.
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Jose Garcia Orellana
Manhattan
West 27Th St
FBI
Marino Antonio Esteban del Carmen Sueiro Y Cabrera
Garcia
Sueiro
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Jose Gomez Abad
Elsa
U.N
U.S
Ada Marie Drisas
Hudson Guild
Chelsea
JFK Seeks Rapid Reply on Red Bombers Cuba Crisis
President Kennedy seeks a prompt answer from Soviet Premier Khrushchev on removing about 30 jet bombers from Cuba. If Moscow refuses by next week a news conference is planned and options, possibly including a petroleum embargo, are under review. Cuban exiles in New York were linked to a weapons cache seizure by the FBI. Fidel Castro warned he would shoot at U S reconnaissance planes over Cuba. A separate Maine incident reports a golfer discarding clubs and gear into a stream near Arundel Golf Club.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Cuba
U.S
Moscow
United States
New York
FBI
U.N
Fidel Castro
Renault mileage boast boosts trust in close friend
Personal note from an admirer thanks John for claiming 43 miles per gallon in his Renault and expresses relief at believing the truth, urging a speedy return.
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John
State College Gymnasium Dedicated in North Carolina
Gov. Terry Sanford and UNC President William Friday spoke at the dedication of a $2.8 million gymnasium at North Carolina State College named for the late William D. Carmichael Jr. The tribute highlighted Carmichael’s lifelong service to the university and the people of the state.
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Raleigh
Terry Sanford
William D. Carmichael Jr
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Sanford
William JC
Consolidated University of North Carolina
North Carolina State College
Armichael
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Essie Crutchfield
Harvey Teague
Mr. Teague
High Pointer
New Dulles Airport
Nash
N. Main ST
JFK
Kennebunkport, Maine
Arundel Golf Club
Christian Science
Jules Cern, C. S
Scarsdale
The
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
High Point College
Montleuw and
College Drive
High Point, North Carolina
Christian Science Society
Penneys
Penney
Penney’s
Milways
State College
Corduroy
Melmac
Lenox Plastics, Inc
Penney's
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