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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1969
Page
2
Hugh B. Stokes Jr. has become an associate in the architectural, engineering and planning firm of Wm. F. Freeman Associates of Uieh Daink, marking a notable advancement in his professional career within the firm.
Stokes, a North Carolina State U mechanical engineering graduate and professional engineer, has served as Freeman project engineer since 1967. He plans and designs water and waste facilities for municipal clients across the state, works on airport projects, and recently finished an FAA planning course in Miami. Previously with Cone Mills in Greensboro for nine years and Vick Chemical in Greensboro earlier, he holds the position of first vice president and governor of the North Piedmont Chapter of the Professional Engineers of North Carolina. He is from Charlotte and resides in Greensboro with his family.
A 16-year-old Kannapolis youth died in Charlotte Memorial Hoos pital after shooting himself in the head with a 22 caliber pistol while playing Russian roulette. Police said he was showing younger children how to play and removed all but one bullet then pulled the trigger.
Oakview Home makers will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. hostess Mrs. Ray Idol welcomes members at her Winston-Salem Highway residence to discuss Oakview Club plans and the extension project.
Senators and mayors urged constructive use of the moratorium while warning against coercive pressure. Mayor Lindsay urged meditation amid calls for faster U.S. troop withdrawal, and protest leader Brown noted Nixon’s attention to the move along with cabinet changes and Paris talks.
Tropical Storm Kara shifted from northward to southward drift off the Carolinas and Cape Hatteras, moving slow at about 7 mph toward the south southwest. Forecasters warned small craft to stay in port as Kara remained offshore, with winds around 60 mph and potential strengthening or decay as it tracks near the coast. Meanwhile former Hurricane Inga lingered about 500 miles southeast of Bermuda with winds 35 to 45 mph and forecast to turn northwest by Tuesday.
Army Secretary Stanley Resor told the Army Association that commanders must heed Black soldiers' sensitivities and reexamine policies that affect them. He urged less rigid control, more leeway for individual needs, and greater recognition of Black servicemen's military heritage and desire for racial identity.
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