Retarded Training Advances Revealed
Greensboro group renames the North Carolina Association of Retarded Children and expands public education. Dr Charles Carroll urges attitude change and cites 14 approved special centers to train mildly retarded youths with $297 of annual state funds per pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Taylor Kennerly
High Point
North Carolina Association of Parents and Friends of Retarded Children
North Carolina Association of Retarded Children
Charles Carroll
Carroll
Association
Forsyth County
Ory
Laurinburg
Raleigh
Burlington
Gaston County
Salisbury
Wadesboro
Charlotte
Davidson County
Wilmington
Gastonia
Long Docket Tackled by City Court
City court proceedings filled the morning as Judge Byron Haworth handled about 150 Municipal Court cases. David Turnage of Randolph Street pled guilty to drunken driving and received an eight month suspended sentence with fines and driver license suspension for a year. William Swing of Lexington, 43, said he blacked out before his truck struck a tractor and was fined $15 plus costs for following too closely.
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Byron Haworth
David Turnage
Randolph Street
Turnage
Haworth
William Swing
Lexington
Swing
Syria Faces Calm Period Under Power Struggles
Raj backs army chief Maj. Gen. Asif Bizzy while Serraj projects calm leadership. Serraj fears a shift if his Moscow ties deepen. Skram Hourani, Baath leader, partners with Serraj yet opposes him publicly while courting Western pressures to ease U S Syrian strain.
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Raj
Army
Asif Bizzy
Serraj
Syria
Moscow
Skram Hourani
Hourani
Arab Socialist Ressurection Party
The
Baath
Public Relations Given Attention at FPRA Meeting
William E. Singletary of Wachovia Bank presides over the 42nd annual Financial Public Relations Assn. session in Chicago. He notes rapid FPRA growth and a shift to widespread bank engagement in advertising, development, publicity, and public relations to explain banking to the public. The meeting, through Thursday, ends Singletary’s FPRA presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Carolina
William E.singletary
Financial Public Relations Assn
Singletary
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Winston-Salem
United States
FPRA
Driver Cited After Wreck On W High and Willow Brook
A two car collision at the W High Willow Brook intersection caused over 500 dollars in damages. Clayton M Haynes 38 of Dayton Street and Charles Richard Conrad 26 Route 1 Thomasville were involved. Police cited Conrad for running a stop sign and he faces court on Oct 7.
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W. High
Willowbrook
Clayton M. Haynes
Dayton Street
Charles Richard Conrad
Route 1
Thomasville
Conrad
Oie
Willowbrook Street
Haynes
E. Washington Street
John J. Patterson
Fairview Street
Kernersville Boys Sweep Farm Prizes at Farmers Day
Additional winners announced for Saturday's farm products display at the old Eaird's Department Store building. In the Boys Division ages 10 to 18, Richard Atkins of Kernersville won first in Corn and Irish Potatoes and Tobacco, with Mickey Idol of Route 1 Kernersville taking second in Corn and first in Irish potatoes.
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Eaird's
Richard Atkins
Kernersville
Mickey Idol
Dick Idol
San Francisco Sees Rare Thunderstorm Over Bay Area
A rare thunderstorm cracked over San Francisco yesterday causing hundreds to report sonic booms from jet planes. The Weather Bureau said it was only the third electrical storm in the city in 30 years. A sudden downpour accompanied the rolling thunder.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Weather Bureau
Furnace Gas Blast Injures HPC Student
A High Point College student Miss Gail Lemmonds was slightly injured when coal gas exploded in a furnace she was shoveling. Fire crews responded to 81 Park Street to extinguish a chimney fire that damaged a wall while residents helped suppress the blaze with a garden hose.
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High Point College
Gail Lemmonds
High Point Memorial
Eee
Park St
Court Of Honor At E R Church September Meeting
Scout Troop 22 of First Evangelical and Reformed Church held their September Court of Honor Sunday at 7 p.m. Scoutmasters Rich ard Clapp and Tom Marlowe presented awards. Receivers included Dale White and Ronnie Younts for First Class and Merit Badges earned by Ronnie Younts Carlyle Peters Frankie Roberts Bobby Livengood Charles Hodgin Douglas Fields Frazier Vereen and Thomas Livengood.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Valley Forge
Richard Clapp
Tom Marlowe
Thomasville
Dale White
Ronnie Younts
Carlyle Peters
Frankie Roberts
Bobby Livengood
Charles Hodgin
Douglas Fields
Frazier Vereen
Thomas Livengood
Confidential Jury Deliberations Resume in Los Angeles
Secluded panel of six men and six women resumes deliberations in Los Angeles after a pause. The confidential jury began its work on September 1 and now plans to continue today.
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Los Angeles
Stock Market Downturns Spark Wide Debate In New York
The stock market faced an unusual downturn with the Dow Jones index at its yearly low amid inflation talk. Analysts cite mixed causes from earnings squeezes to debt levels and policy moves, while others warn of a possible mild recession if tight money bites too hard.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Associated Press
Stock Exchange
Russia
Steels
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Hit Run Charged After Collision In Thomasville
Coy F. Hicks 38 of Route 2 Thomasville to be tried for hit and run after his 1950 car struck a utility pole near Fisher Ferry Street Amazon Street early Friday. Hicks was treated for broken ribs at the hospital and his car suffered about 500 dollars in damage. police waited for notification. Trial date not set.
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Thomasville
Coy F. Hicks
Route 2
Fisher Ferry
Hicks
Amazon Street
Dow Jones Averages and Trading Levels
The Dow Jones industrials stand at 487.12 at noon and 467.73 at 1 p.m. with 456.06 at close. The rail and general stock averages show 223.88 at noon, 124.26 at 1 p.m., and 126.12 at close for rails, and 156.81 at noon, 287.00 at 1 p.m., finishing at 156.81 with volume figures of 340,000 at noon, 630,000 at 1 p.m., and 1,750,000 at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bache & Co
Graham Advised To Delay Visit To Little Rock
The telegram from Billy Graham's New York office urged delaying any Little Rock visit until racial tension eases. Graham said no date is set, while staff and local church leaders discuss plans begun a year or two ago. In Stamford he urged meditation on religion amid national tension.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Graham
New York
Stamford
America
Middle East
Indonesia
Christ
the Evangelist
Realty Transfers List of Local Property Deals
Realty transfers show yed Landrum to Radford Kennedy and wife on Oak Hill Park Forrest and Murray to Amos Hosiery Mills Inc on East Russell Street and Mangum Avenue. Other deeds include Mowery to Calvin Blackwelder on Amhurst Street and McCarter group to Frances Brown on State Street.
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Yed Landrum
Guyer Street
Cleo Brown
R. B. Flynt
Winston-Salem Road
R. Allen
R. C. Ial
Robert Connor
Apex Street
Jamestown Township
Walter Welborn
Jasper R. Skeen
Dillon Road
R. T. Amos
Joseph F. Brown
Amos Brothers
Veteran Sees Capitalization Of Half Million Announced
A Hollywood veteran notes that a capitalization of 500000 was announced. The report highlights the financial arrangement and its implications for the project and the individual involved.
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Hollywood
Onseing
Thirteen Die Violently Across North Carolina Weekend
A weekend toll across North Carolina includes 13 deaths from traffic crashes and a shooting. Victims include Ellis Smith and William Peaden in Greenville, Gertrude Goodman near Asheboro, and Hector Vasquez near Monroe, among others.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Ellis Smith
William Peaden
Greenville
Clinton
John Yount
Belmont
Herman Kelly
N.C
Bladenboro
Ronnie Sigman
Lincolnton
Rachel Throckmorton
Madison
Walnut Cove
Charlotte
Oil Firms Plan New Turkish Refinery At 46 Million Dollars
Four American and British oil companies announce construction of a new refinery in Turkey with a projected cost of 46 million dollars. The project involves international partnerships and signals expansion in regional energy supplies.
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Turkey
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
Dow-Jones
Zett
N. Main ST
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High Point Township
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Dallas
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