Weather Outlook Shows Mild, Sunny Day Ahead
The area will see a 68 degree high with mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures. Tonight's low around 27 rising to 68 in the afternoon and Monday may reach above 70 with a slight shower chance.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1962
Page
10
The area will see a 68 degree high with mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures. Tonight's low around 27 rising to 68 in the afternoon and Monday may reach above 70 with a slight shower chance.
Boyd Rudolph Leonard age 34 of W Green Street and Lewis Donald Koontz age 31 of Fisher Ferry Street Ext were arrested by Thomasville police and Lexington police respectively. Both are charged with raping a 16 year old girl and are jailed without bond. Details were not available.
A Washington assessment says the Soviet aim in Cuba was to probe U S reaction and boost missile capability. Kennedy, under intense pressure, remained resolute and looked well after a week of strain as U Thant urged restraint over Soviet ships.
Greensboro Negro J. T. Rutledge, 26, died from head and stomach wounds after a traffic stop turned fatal. State Patrolman H. C. Pace, 27, contends Rutledge attacked with a night stick and fled, leading to a shooting reported by Trooper R. F. Shaw and coroner proceedings.
WANTS FROM PAGE 1-A reports negotiations underway and the United States suspends threats and aggressive moves toward Cuba. Castro signals openness to new suggestions from Thant and seeks constructive options amid the standoff.
The North Carolina State Grange approved extensions for untied tobacco sales on flue cured markets in the Carolinas and backed a 1963 acreage reduction if supply and demand balance. It asked a 10 day extension to price supported loose leaf sales and urged public hearings on utility law revisions while supporting road bond funding and stricter drunk driving penalties.
The presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in Columbia says a firm Cuba policy is not incompatible with ending the arms race yet opposes a unilateral invasion. He calls Kennedy’s reply to Khrushchev’s offer reasonable and hopes for settlement by negotiation. He rejects pacifism but would back UN guidance if invasion was deemed necessary.
Archdale five year old Terry King was treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital after a fire at the James King home on Callahan Drive. Oil leaked from a heater base, ignited, and a cloth used to mop up the spill set Terry’s foot and leg ablaze. First aid was given at the scene before transport to the hospital.
In Thomasville a second slaying occurred on Church Street. Jesse Maxton, 38, was shot in the home of city employee Ralph Everhart and died at City Memorial Hospital. Everhart remained in custody for questioning as witnesses were being interviewed.
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