Tar Heels Begin Trade Mission
Forty North Carolina businessmen arrived in London on a two week trade promotion mission to spur the 1963 North Carolina Trade Fair in Charlotte April 27 to May 4. Led by Superior Court Judge L Richardson Preyer the delegation aims to attract exhibitors beyond heavy manufacturing and will split into two groups touring major European cities before returning November 8.
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Hamburg
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Paris
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Brussels
Frankfurt
Zurich
P. M. Bealer Jr
John Belk
T. E. Hemby Jr
O. J. Miller
Dick Anderson
Winston-Salem
J. Henry Dowdy
James L. Seely
Joe P. Temple
George W. Lyles Jr
High Point
Gordon C. Hunter
Roxboro
James F. Lalanne
Durham
Carl Meares
Fair Bluff
R. L. Piniern
Jonas Supports Kennedy Stand at Wake GOP Dinner
North Carolina congressman Charles R. Jonas urged a two party system for progress and backed President Kennedy amid Cuban crisis. He criticized one party dominance, spoke of Bay of Pigs regret, and warned the nation near war while urging unity to stand firm.
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Wake County
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D-N C
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