High Point Area Servicemen Reach Medal and Promotions
Area residents and service members from High Point and nearby towns receive commendations and promotions. Sergeant Curlee earns the U S Air Force Commendation Medal for meritorious service at Langley AFB Virginia. Private William J Blackley earns Outstanding Company Trainee and American Spirit Honor Medal at Fort Bragg. Other soldiers from High Point achieve specialist or airman ranks in Germany Fort Bragg and Vietnam, with assignments at Sioux City Muni Airport Bien Hoa and Binh Thuy adding to an active service roster.
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Don
Old Winston Road
High Point
Southeast Asia
Curlee
Tactical Air Command
Langley Afb
Granite Quarry
ARMY
William J. Blackley
Omega P. Blackley
Asheboro
U. S. Army Training Center
Fort Bragg
Blackley
Citizens’ Committee For
Army, Navy, and Air Force, Inc
USATC
Roger D. Stiles
John D. Stone
Germany
Spec. Stiles
William G. Stiles
Baker Rd
Artillery
Central High School
Spec. Stone
Ruth R. Stone
Menthen Ave
Allen Jay High School
Mary
Corina Circle
William P. Dancy JR
William P. Dancy Sr
Nutbush Cir
Jamestown
U. S. Air Force
Dancy
Sioux City
Air Defense Command
Ate
High Point Central School
North Carolina State College
Nancy
Cecil Rusoe Oe Eens
Neil G. Walls
Neal E. Walls
Brentwood St
Keesler Afb
Miss
Lackland Afb
Tex
Walls
High Point Central High School
Open For Traffic On New I-26 Link In North Carolina
TRYON N C AP traffic today on a new link of Interstate 26 in North Carolina. The four lane highway will connect Western North Carolina mountains with the sea at Charleston S C Chairman Joseph M Hunt Jr of the North Carolina Highway Commission clipped a ribbon dedicating a five mile section He said the route from Columbia to S C is open and work to the north is moving ahead Eventually the interstate reaches Ashe County and Interstate 40.
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Tryon
N.C
North Carolina
Charleston
S.C
Joseph M. Hunt Jr
North Carolina Highway Commission
Columbia
Eee
Asheth
College Head Criticizes State Auditor on ECSU Funds
Elizabeth City State College President Walter N. Ridley contests Henry Bridges audit claims about federal property funds used to send 35 students to a retreat in Virginia. Ridley argues the report contains misstatements and questions the need for auditors to verify facts before conclusions.
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Raleigh
Elizabeth City State College
Henry Bridges
Walter N. Ridley
Bridgesay
Bridges
Virginia
Holly Knoll
Capahosic
Ridley
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Henry M. Perkins
Sherman Perkins
Jonnie
Welborn, St
Army Quartermaster School
Ft. Lee. Va
Dwight L
Frances Tate
Eunice H. Tate
Jennifer Street
Greensboro
U. S. Women's Army Corps School
U. S
Tate
WAC
Conor Lie
J. Pe
Lincoln Street
Tony L. Hartsell
M. T. Hartsell
Blair St
Thomasville
Hartsell
Thomasville Senior High School
Terry R. Garner
Garner
A. R. Garner
E. Fairfield Rd
Airman
Susan
W. A. Chaney
Westwood Dr
Reidsville
Ronald D. Godbey
John F. Godbey
Rt. 8
Lexington
Bien Hoa AB
Viet Nam
Entory
North Davidson High ‘School
Latek Sf
Larry W. Lineberry
O. A. Lineberry
Adams St
Kernersville
Irman Lineberry
Binh Thuy AB
Princess Anne Va
M. Louise
Howard Truchot
R.R. 2
Chateau, Mont
Gary B. Varner
Willie B. Varner
Linda
Rt. 2
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Lloyd D. Hedrick
Lloyd A. Hedrick
Rt. 5
Lowry Afb
Colo
Hedrick
Trinity High School
Barbara Setzer
James W. Dennis
Wilburn P. Dennis
Lambeth Ave
Army Amor Center
Ft. Knox
NAVY
Charles Roach
Forestdale Drive
Pensacola
Gulf of Mexico
Advanced Trains Command
Corpus Christi Texas
Horton Furniture Co
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
East Washington
W.T
Ww.t
Stereos
Lowder Supply Company
Thomasville Road
Yowr Choice
Yowu Choice
Genevieve
Paris
G.E
Rost