Ford claims Great Society hurts GOP oncampaign trail
At a Greensboro fundraiser for Richard Barnwell Gerald Ford says the Democratic image hurts candidates and cites inflation from non essential domestic programs. He criticizes the Viet Nam war conduct and warns of higher taxes and strikes while predicting GOP gains in Congress.
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United Fund reports rise in early industrial donations
Early United Fund industrial division reports show substantial increases over 1965 giving. General Steel Corp and Laminated-Dinette Parts Co led gains with 50 percent and 20 percent rises respectively, as 200 workers contributed $3,406.20.
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Mobilization urged for victory in Vietnam by Baldwin
Hanson Baldwin military editor of the New York Times told the High Point Executives Club that national mobilization and fewer restrictions on U S power are needed to win in Vietnam. He warned the war will be long and urged decisive action to shorten it.
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Man Held In Check Forgery and Local Arrests
Donald Wayne McManus 28 of Asheboro remained in jail on a forgery charge for allegedly forging Roy Black's signature on a 25 check and exchanging it for goods. A preliminary hearing was set in Municipal Court. Samuel Whitley 46 faced an alcohol related charge and was held on a 300 bond. Thomas Wilson 30 was charged with threatening a knife assault. Jackie Roark 21 faces trial for leaving the scene of a traffic crash. Five wrecks Friday produced no injuries. Police reported routine patrols with no major crimes.
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50 Representatives Expected At Event
Over 50 representatives from colleges and universities in the Eastern United States are invited to Central High School for College Day. About 600 students will meet their chosen school reps and present academic records for brief talks, with seniors having longer afternoon conferences. The event is sponsored by the National Honor Society and Beta Club to aid graduation decisions.
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Two Davidson Children Die In Separate Auto Accidents
In Davidson County two children died in separate crashes. Charles Gilbert Skidmore Jr. aged 10 died at Baptist Hospital after a 7 p.m. wreck on US 52 north of Lexington involving his father Charles Gilbert Skidmore Sr. William Bernard Seippel 16 drove the other car. Karen Leigh Koontz age 9 died after a 4:40 p.m. crash on North Carolina 8 eight miles south of Lexington. She died at Baptist Hospital days after the collision with Edmond John Thomason of 1411 Texas Drive Lexington driving the other vehicle. Koontz was a Linwood School student born May 19 1957 in Davidson County. She is survived by her parents a sister Donna Suzzanne Koontz and others. Funeral services will be at Jersey Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. The body will lie at Piedmont Funeral Home until the service.
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Ideal Weekend in Prospect Forecast for Pleasant Plains
Weather observers said an ideal Indian summer weekend is in prospect. Tonight will have fair skies and warm temperatures, with a high around 75 and a low near 48. Tomorrow will be similar with highs near 80 and some clouds. Monday brings mild temperatures and increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers.
Kornegay urges local action to curb big government growth
North Carolina congressman Horace Kornegay told the High Point Kiwanis Club that government expand ing with a complex economy can be checked if citizens avoid dumping problems on Washington. He urged self discipline and warned of eroding national life if individuals abdicate responsibility.
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