Mull Named President of Olympic Products Co
C Vernon Mull has been named president of Olympic Products Co a Cone Mills division. A native of Weaverville Mull has 12 years with Olympic and since 1962 as general manager. He lives in Greensboro with Mrs Mull and their three children. Olympic makes polyurethane foam for bedding and furniture with plants in Greensboro High Point and Memphis.
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Weaverville
Olympic
Dayce Corporation
Asheville- Biltmore College
University of Virginia
Glouchester Drive
Greensboro
Achievement Award For E M Addington In Insurance School
Ernest M. Addington, special representative in Thomasville for Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co., earned a certificate of achievement after completing the business insurance and estate planning school at the Greensboro Home Office. He was among 35 coast to coast representatives invited for outstanding company records, with class members from 11 states.
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Ernest M. Addington
Thomasville
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Greensboro
Addington
Jefferson Standard
AMA Concerned Over Defections
Dr. Jack Schreiber of Canfield Ohio, a delegate to the American Medical Association convention, warned that many members are defecting to unions foundations and other groups. He urged the House of Delegates to focus on private practice to prevent the AMA from becoming merely a social club.
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American Medical Association
Jack Schreiber
Canfield
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Magee Disrupts Court Session In Marin Murder Trial
Convict Ruchell Magee interrupted the first day of his murder trial at the Marin County Courthouse twice and slugged his court appointed lawyer. He called Judge Morton Colvin a stupid dog and asked for his lawyer to be fired. Magee is accused in the 1970 gun battle that killed Judge Harold Haley and three others.
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San Francisco
Ruchell Magee
Angela Davis
Marin County
Robert Carow
Carrow
Magee
Gary Thomas
Harold Haley
Yule Tree To Be Airlifted From Roan Mountain
The 50 foot Fraser fir destined for the Capitol faced a delay after the Pentagon refused to use an Air Force helicopter. TVA will provide a helicopter to lift the 3,000 pound tree from Roan Mountain and move it to Roan Mountain Village for trucking to Washington. A backup tree from nearby Unaka Division is also prepared.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
East Tennessee
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Air Force
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Pentagon
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
White House
Duke Barr
Cherokee National Forest
Unaka
North Carolina Weather Turns Colder Tonight in High Point
Fair and colder with southerly winds. Afternoon highs forecast in the 50s west to 60s on the coast. The forecast notes High Point will be colder tonight as cooler air moves in from the west.
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North Carolina
Friendship
High Point
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Forecast Snapshot
Regional forecast shows rain and showers possible in North Carolina with snow flurries in high elevations, highs 50s to 60s, and colder nights low 20s to 30s. South Carolina expected increasing cloudiness with highs around 69 to 70, cooler nights, and minimal precipitation. Extended outlook for Thursday to Saturday calls for fair skies and 40s to 50s highs.
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Romney to Step Down as HUD Chief at 65
Former Michigan governor and American Motors leader George Romney will resign as secretary of Housing and Urban Development after four years. He plans to form a private group of truth seekers and communicators to influence public policy and push federal reform from outside government. Romney cited limits within government and said he remains hopeful about reform. He is the first Nixon official to resign in the term and had signaled plans since last August.
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Washington
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Romney
HUD
Nixon
American Motors
Michigan
George McGovern
Nixon Administration
Newsman Jailed Again for Refusing Source
Los Angeles reporter William Farr was jailed for the second time in two weeks after a judge found him in contempt for refusing to reveal the source of a news story. The 37 year old said the issue was one of conscience and ethics, not martyrdom. Farr faces an indefinite sentence.
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Los Angeles
William Farr
Superior Court
Charles Older
Farr
First Union National Offers Signature Loan Line
A promotional pitch from First Union National touts a signature loan up to five thousand dollars with no deposit or bank visit required. Customers are invited to simply write a check for the needed amount and speak with a representative about establishing the line of credit.
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First Union National
Anacin relieves pain doctors recommend
Doctors prescribe many pain medications but Anacin stands out as a nonprescription option. It contains a high dose of the common pain reliever and is advertised as fast acting for headache dental pain arthritis colds and flu with minimal stomach upset.
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New LNG Plant Near Charlotte Promises Winter Gas Supply
An ancient Piedmont Natural Gas proverb frames a new facility near Charlotte. The plant will liquefy gas to store one billion cubic feet, ensuring ample supply to keep homes warm during the coldest winter days.
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