City Lake divers recover stolen loot under Bundy Road Bridge
Greensboro skin divers searching City Lake beneath Bundy Road Bridge found a safe a microscope an automobile body and chassis cut up a transmission and a motor Most items buried in black mud at a 25 foot depth The safe believed stolen January 20 from a Lindsay Street medical office contained 350 in cash and papers The microscope may be from Cone Hospital Police plan to inspect the safe and read its serial number Officials suspect auto parts came from a Davidson County thieves ring and the microscope from Cone Hospital The underwater team includes J S Mann L R Harper C R Schmidt Larry Bradley and D Johnson
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Bundy Road Bridge
Greensboro
Cone Hospital
City Lake
Paul Brigman
L. S. Averett Jr
Lindsay Street
Davidson County
High Point
Doc Lee
J. S. Mann
L. R. Harper
C. R. Schmidt
Larry Bradley
D. Johnson
Johnson
Bradley
The
Dolphin Scuba Club
Frank Dunbar
H. B. Hill
Guilford County Sheriff's Department
Mayor Defends City Costs Against GOP Charges
Mayor Carson Stout released figures contrasting GOP claims of waste. He showed per capita operating costs up 17.9 percent since 1955, staff up 36 percent to 823, and an average wage of 4410. Debt totals 11.68 million, rising to 14.98 million, with minimal general debt.
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Forrest Cates
Enterprise City
Carson Stout
GOP
Floyd Mehan
Stout
Mehan
Kirkman Park Sale To Schools Okayed
City Council committee backs selling Kirkman Park to the school board for its appraised value of 26,000 to obtain new school sites for Bay Street District. Ordinance would earmark sale funds for parks and recreation. Auction process to transfer the land would take three to four weeks.
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High Point
Kirkman Park
N. Centennial
E. Farriss
Denny Street
Guilford Avenue
Parks and Recreation Department
Carson Stout
Northwood School
Stout
Parks and Recreation Commission
South High Point
Parks and Recreation
Board of Education
Bay Street
Ray Street
State Board of Education
Centennial Avenue
Seven bike crashes this year alarm city safety chief
Capt J Roy Teague warns of rising bicycle mishaps as youths ride on sidewalks wrong way on one way streets and without lights. Police issue warnings, rarely arresting youths, while seven bike related collisions injure riders this year, more than last year. National Safety Council data show most incidents involve riders under 16, mostly boys, with April to September the peak period.
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J. Roy Teague
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Teague
Prayer for Today Faithful plea for guidance in fear and fraying world
A prayer asks for divine direction amid global fear and frustration. Roy H. of Stetler Harrisburg Pennsylvania, former publishing agent with Evangelical United Brethren Church, pleads for courage to follow God's will in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Roy H
Stetler
Harrisburg
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Jamestown Rotary Club hears talk by Guilford County official
Jamestown Jamestown Rotary Club met. program chair T G Madison introduced Dr H T Conner Guilford County schools assistant superintendent and director of instruction whose topic was Mental Classification. Dr A P Fortney inducted Ray Herbin as new member. Ed Reams presided as club president.
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Jamestown
90 Degree Heat Persists With Scattered Showers
The airport forecaster predicts partly cloudy skies warm and humid conditions with scattered afternoon showers over the next several days in the Piedmont. Daytime highs near 90 degrees and a low around 70 tonight. Thursday and Friday show mild cooling late Friday. Hurricane centers approaching southeast regions have little impact locally.
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Piedmont
New Open House Sunday At St Andrews Presbyterian College
St Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg offers an open house this Sunday September 10 from 1 30 to 6 p m. The event previews the new educational center opening this fall and outlines plans for a first year enrollment of 700 to 800 students forming the class of 1965 pursuing bachelor of arts science and music degrees. The college is operated by the Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina.
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St. Andrews Presbyterian College
Laurinburg
the New College
The
Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina
Fans Stolen From Silver Valley School Lunchroom
Davidson County sheriff's deputies investigated a forcible entry at Silver Valley School lunchroom. Early checks showed the front door forced open before 7:15 a.m. Two gray 24 by 30 inch Kenmore window fans were taken, crime occurring last night or early today.
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Silver Valley
Davidson County Sheriff's Deputies
Kenmore
Divorce Suit Filed by W C Nooe Against Bertha Nooe
A divorce action was filed in Municipal Court by W C Nooe against Bertha M Nooe citing a separation of more than two years as the grounds.
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W. C. Nooe
Bertha M Nooe
Ray Street School Insurance Settlement Approved
A school board committee and the board approved a $252,187.39 insurance settlement for the gutted Ray Street School. The payout covers building and contents after a May 28 fire, enabling demolition bids and final razing steps. Depreciation and prior co insurance policies shaped the final figure.
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Ray Street
The Enterprise Offers Mail To Avert School Daze
The Enterprise promotes a daily home news mail subscription for students away at school. A note from the circulation department invites readers to arrange daily delivery to ease homesickness and keep recipients informed during the school year.
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Enterprise
Enterprise Circulation Department
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