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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1965

Page

6

Ramseur teen pleads guilty to concealed weapon charge

On the second day of Ramseur High classes, 17 year old Allen Isley pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. Judge B Vance Somers ordered court costs and required schooling or work or both. Isley claimed he did not know a pellet gun was in his coat pocket left by another boy. Ramseur Police Chief James Lockamy testified the outline of the gun could be seen through the coat. The initial concealed weapon charge was not pursued.

Ie Ficken Goa Oatean Cort Allen Isley Guily Ramseur High B. Vance Somers Isley Shri Ramseur High School Ramseur James Lockamy

Man Held On Rape Charge In Thomasville

James Bryant, a M suspect, was arrested at Mobile Milling Service after a woman accused him of rape yesterday. He allegedly spent the night on her couch. Bryant is held without trial in Thomasville Recorder's Court. Elbert Nealey, 22, faces multiple charges including public drunkenness and carrying a concealed weapon. he received a 60 day suspended sentence after a local court conviction and awaits transfer to Davidson County Jail.

Bryant Sam Thomasville Recorder's Court Elbert Nealey Capias High Point Nealey Davidson County Lexington Thomasville Ronald Charlemagne

Piedmont Earnings Are Up in First Half

Piedmont Aviation Inc reports record earnings and traffic for the first eight months, with projected full year earnings of 8 to 11 percent and a 42 cent per share first half. For 196? last year it earned 72 cents. First half profit was 743,410 dollars, up 35 percent. Davis, president, said new equipment orders likely. The carrier operates Fairchild F-27 turboprops and Martin 44 piston planes, and also does overhaul, repair, and sales of small planes and parts.

Winston-Salem Piedmont Aviation Inc T.K. Davis Davis Piedmont South

State Control Of Education Woman Hurt in Asheboro Auto Crash

ASHEBORO The driver of one of two cars in a downtown Asheboro crash yesterday suffered injuries. Louise Yow Cole of Asheboro was injured when her car hit a utility pole while trying to avoid a collision. Philip Horace Auman of Seagrove, 19, was charged with failing to see his car move could be made in safety after his vehicle pulled in front of Cole’s. Damages to Cole’s car were about 1500 dollars while the other car sustained none.

Asheboro Asheboros Louise Yow, Cole Philip Horace Auman Seagrove Auman Cole

Kemp Seeks Quick Session Over Reapportionment

State Senator Ed Kemp expresses disappointment with Governor Gat Moore for not calling a special legislative session on reapportionment. He fears delaying until federal court rulings in Renn Drum Jr. v. Winston-Salem could make it impossible to enlarge North Carolina’s 120 member House before court orders act. Kemp urges action now while time remains to adjust sizes and seek voter approval. He supports preserving current legislative structure and ensuring small counties retain representation.

Ed Kemp Gat Moore Kemp Renn Drum Jr Winston- Salem Guilford County

Group Insurance For Military Approved in House Vote

The House approved a group life insurance plan allowing servicemen to buy a $10,000 policy for about $2 monthly. The measure cleared 306 to 4 and moves to the Senate for consideration.

Washington House Senate

North Carolina educators push state control of education programs

The North Carolina Education Association plans to seek state public system control of all education programs in its 1967 legislative agenda. Dr. A C Dawson outlined the plan at a Raleigh legislative committee meeting, stressing a partnership with local, state, and federal funding and the risk of losing control if local authorities fail to adapt.

Raleigh North Carolina Education Association A. C. Dawson NCEA Dawson General Assembly HHP

Cedar Grove Horse Show Saturday at Cedar Grove Park

ASHEBORO The Cedar Grove Horse Show is set for Saturday at the Cedar Grove baseball park with two shows at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sponsored by the Cedar Grove Development Assn funds raised will retire debts for the community building and other expenses. A total of several classes are open for participants, mainly pony classes and children. Food and beverages will be available on the grounds.

Asheboro Cedar Grove Cedar Grove Ec Canonoally Development ‘Assn

SBA Official Speaker For Meeting Here

An SBA official lecture at St Matthew’s Church on Leonard Street to discuss SBA loan aid and forms for East Central Urban Renewal Project. McCartiel, an SBA loan specialist, will assist the speaker in outlining financial assistance for local businesses.

Fadaral Small Business Admmindetrams SBA Charlotis Prinicpeleechak Ae “A -Sopating Aocall Redevent — Commission St. Matthew's C. M Perures Ath Leonard St. L. B McCartiel Sba Loan Specialist, Will Belp

Retired British Major Dies in Asheville Service

Retired British Army Maj. Henry Marsh Nornabell, 87, dies in Asheville after a career as director of Mountain Lake Sanctuary in Lake Wales, Florida for 30 years. He will be buried after 2:30 p.m. services at Trinity Episcopal Church. He had kept a home in Asheville for four decades.

Asheville Henry Marsh Nornabell Trinity Episcopal Church Mountain Lake Lake Wales Fla

Machines threaten human creativity in future work

A Chicago report quotes George Philips of an Illinois Institute of Technology linked firm warning that computers may soon outpace human creativity. He says the line between man and machine is blurring as systems advance, predicting a shift to symbiosis and broad changes across science, government, and philosophy.

Margaret Institute Philips Philips and Mackie Philip Willa

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