Auto Fire Flares Up Again In High Point
High Point firemen answered three calls on one day. A 1958 automobile on S Main Street burned under the hood due to carburetor flooding. A second blaze at Kearns and Player Drive caused extensive damage after partial repairs. A sawdust pile on Jarrell Street burned but caused no damage.
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High Point
S. Elm and
Commerce
S. Main Street
Kearns
Player Drive
U. S
Jarrell St
Rain Likely With Warmth and Thundershowers
Partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures are forecast for the High Point area with scattered thundershowers. A high pressure area west of the Piedmont drives the warming trend with rain expected late in the afternoon. Yesterday's airport readings were 76 high and 61 low with 0.01 inches of rain.
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High Point
Piedmont
Lions Club Sponsoring Circus in High Point Area
The Hasty Lions Club will sponsor the Hoxie Bardex Bros. Circus in the High Point Thomasville area. Tents go up at Blair Park for a one day show Wednesday featuring Miss Bunni Bartok Stoland and elephants. Tex Allen, TV and movie western star, also performs. Tickets available from club members or at the grounds.
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Hasty Lions Club
Hoxie & Bardex Bros
High Point Thomasville
Blair Park
Bunni Bartok Stoland
Tex Allen
Circus
Harris Surveys Tied to Campaign Coffers and GOP Involvement
A review of Harris surveys links policy research to the Kennedy campaign and COPE funding. Records show the Democratic committee paid nearly $76,000 in early 1960, with studies in Virginia California Texas and Ohio Michigan Tennessee Illinois. Reps. Broyhill Wilson and Bob Casey appear in the donor lists.
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Louis Harris and Associates Inc
Harris
Ohio
Michigan
Tennessee
Illinois
Capitol
Democratic National Committee
Virginia
California
Florence P. Dwyer
R-N.j
COPE
Democratic Committee
Oliver Quayle
Harris Organization
Joel Broyhill
Bob Wilson
Texas
Bob Casey
Alexander Proposes Import Fee Bill in Congress
U S Representative Hugh Alexander announced in Statesville that he will introduce a bill to set an off setting tariff on cotton textile imports and seek executive action to hold imports to 1961 levels. He spoke during a seven county leg tour and criticized the Tariff Commission for denying an 82 cent per pound surtax.
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Statesville
Hugh Alexander
Congress
Alexander
Kennedy
Tariff Commission
U. S
U. S. Tariff Commission
Agriculture Department
Minister Of Music Speaker At Meeting
Roger W. Cole minister of music at Green Street Baptist Church will be a guest speaker for a Church Music Conference in Washington D C. Monday and Tuesday sessions at Metropolitan Baptist Church will cover church music methods and materials. Cole will address music directors on church youth choir tours detailing preparation, values, organization, music, cost and itinerary.
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Roger W. Cole
Green Street Baptist Church
Washington, D. C
The
Baptist Sunday School Board
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Washington
Cole
Community Theatre To Hear Makeup Talk
The High Point Community Theatre will hold a Monday 8 o clock meeting in room 27 Memorial Auditorium at High Point College. Horace Knight will give a makeup demonstration and lecture based on his New York and California theatre experience. Phil Reines invites interested people to attend and join in all theatre phases.
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High Point Community Theatre
High Point College Memorial Auditorium
Horace Knight
Knight
New York
California
Phil Reines
Port programs threaten income of American workers
A fragment from a historical article notes that port programs and policies threaten the income of American working men, signaling concern over economic impacts on labor due to anticipated regulatory or infrastructural changes.
Sanford Speaks At Testimony For Charles F. Gold
Gov. Terry Sanford in Rutherfordton honors late Charles F. Gold at a testimonial dinner. Gold, former North Carolina insurance commissioner and state senator, was praised for Championing a fair chance for all. Other speakers included members of the Council of State.
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Terry Sanford
Charles F. Gold
Sanford
Charlie Gold
Democratic Party
North Carolina
Gold
Council of State
Rutherford
Ton
William B. Umstead
State Senate
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High Point Enterprise
G.A.C
G.A.C. Finance
N. Main Street
Melvin Walker
Rutherfordton
Gov
Sungas Service
S. Main ST
George R. Ridge
Mgi
Penneys
Boy
Penney
N Post Collection
Ala Haberdasher
Bermuda
Carolinas
Salem CO
Carolina
Dacron
Madras
Dee
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