Senate aide Baker linked to Capitol vending case
A Senate Internal Security subcommittee aide earned 11 737 dollars and faced allegations of influence peddling and vote shaping. Capitol Vending Co filed a 300 000 dollar civil suit accusing Baker and associates of unfair tactics and promoting Serv-A Corp}^{ in defense and space contractor plants, including a five thousand six hundred dollar payment for securing a Melpar Inc. contract.
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Yale
Baker
Capitol Vending Co. Inc
Serv- A Corp
Capitol Vending
Capitol
Melpar Inc
Falls Church
Mrs Morrow retires after four decades guiding Sunday school
Debbie Morrow, long time superintendent of the High Point Sunday school primary department, retires after 25 years of leadership. She never missed Promotion Day, raised a family here, and received numerous honors including a 1964 life membership in the Woman's Society of Christian Service.
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Missionary Workers
Morrow
Morris Plan Bank
Atlantic City
North Main Street
Louise Avenue
Junaluska
Mrs. Morrow
Debbie Morrow
Robert
Marjorie
Milter
Daisy Davies Missionary Society
The
Young
Robert Stone
Millicent Marsh Stone
Ben Witherington
J. E. Millis
Baker’s business ventures tied to North American deals exposed
Sunday’s report details allegations against Baker involving attempts to secure contracts for North American Aviation and a $406 million aero space and a $1.3 billion bomber deal. It notes Serv-U machines in California plants and a $3.5 million yearly gross, plus links to Carousel Motor Inn in Ocean City and a Howard Johnson motel partnership in Charlotte with Luther Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Melpar
Baker
North American Aviation Corp
North American
California
Carousel Motor
Ocean City
N.C
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Senate
Kidd Brewer
Raleigh
Brewer
Charlotte
S. B. Jones
Jones
North Carolina
Baker and Jones
Dictatorship Seen Threat To America
Paisley Boney Greensboro textile executive told Greensboro Rotary Club that indifference risks destroying the American way of life. He warned capitalism in public life could yield to state capitalism without strong public relations and higher moral standards from business leaders.
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Paisley Boney
Greensboro
Rotary Club
Sky
Boney
J. P. Stevens and Co
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Wendell M. Patton
High Point College
White Cane Drive aids blinds in High Point region
Lions Clubs in High Point sponsor the annual White Cane Drive for North Carolina Association for the Blind. The drive funds eye exams, treatment, surgery, glasses, artificial eyes, eye clinics, and eye bank support. Notable locals include Mrs. Bill Ballard and Jack Madden, whose transplants restored sight and civic involvement. The Eye Bank seeks 30 000 wills to sustain its work.
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Lions Clubs
High Point Area
North
Carolina Assn. For
North Carolina Eye Bank
Winston-Salem
High Point
Bill Ballard
Thomasville
Carolina Underwear Co
Jack Madden
Oak View Lions Club
Madden
Frederick Stocker
Duke University
Trash Fires Extinguished Across City
Firemen yesterday extinguished four minor trash fires. At 8:45 a.m. in a lot at Peachtree Drive and Druid Street. At 10:54 a.m. a truck fought a fire in the railroad area opposite the 900 block of W Broad Avenue. Burning leaves on Decatur Street were put out at 2:29 p.m. The final call, at 5:30 p.m., was a field fire on Williford Court.
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Peachtree Drive
Druid Street
W. Broad Avenue
Decatur Street
Williford Court
Salisbury Pastor To Address Men
Rev. Herbert L. Underwood pastor of First Presbyterian Salisbury will speak to the Men of First Presbyterian Church on Monday night at 6 30 He is a Florida native a UF and Union Theological Seminary graduate and has pastored in Virginia Maryland since 1962
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Herbert L. Underwood
First Presbyterian Church of
Salisbury
First Presbyterian Church
Underwood
Florida
University of Florida
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Virginia
Maryland
High Point Arts Council touts big turnout for plays Zelda and Danny and the Donkey
Irving Silver, president of the High Point Arts Council Inc., praised a large audience that included students from all elementary schools. He noted plans for two more programs this year, a Nov. 23 concert by the High Point Symphony Orchestra at Northeast Junior High and a Dec. 21 reprise of Amahl and the Night Visitors at High Point College, with Bill Dreyer hosting all events. Silver thanked Mrs. Bernard Gutterman and the Children’s Program Committee, principals, PTAs, Hudson Studios, Joseph Leyk Advertising, and Douglas Printing Co. for their efforts and urged continued community support for upcoming programs.
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Silver
Arts Council
Bernard Gutterman
PTA
Hudson Studios
Joseph Leyk Advertising
Douglas Printing Co
High Point Symphony Orchestra
Northeast Junior High School
High Point College
Bill Dreyer
High Point
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English St
Wachovia Home Bank
Winston- Salem
Shipman Organ Co
Morrows
Brantley Co
AL Sherrod Morrow
Jean Kennedy
Jacksonville
Fla
W. Robert Morrow Jr
Anvil Brand Co
Marjorie McKay
St. Paul N. C
Davidson College
America
Union Hill
Debby Johnson
B. Corn
Mark Holton
H. V. McGee
Marvin Turner
J. C. Putman
Debby Hill
Neal Allred
Dick Swalm
State Lions
T-Ville Television Centerational
Thom
E.O.M. Sale
RCA Whirlpool
Serator
E.O.M
R.C.A. Whirlpool
E.O.M. Special
RKE
Giant Owen
T’ville
Thomasville, N.C
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