Air Force to hang motionless moon in space
Cape Canaveral experts describe a stationary moon satellite to hover about 22 000 miles up and orbit once daily. The device would provide a fixed launch point for missiles and a platform for weather sensing or radio relays, moving with the earth to maintain alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veen Haugland
Cape Canaveral
Fla
wWriston
Irvine
C. S. Lvine
Air Force
Forces
Tronic Association
Washington
Air
3 Force
Girl recounts scare tactics used to push integration
In Little Rock Arkansas a white girl expelled from Central High School accused teachers and students of being frightened into accepting integration during a TV interview on KATV. Sammy Dean Parker, 16, sobbed that she only wants readmission. The school board said her expulsion on February 28 was justified after a confrontation with staff. officials reported protest calls to the station following the telecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Whvte
Central High School
Sammy Dean Parker
KATV
Central High
Wesley Prudey
Freedom Fund For
Katy
Sammy Dean
Minnijean ‘Brown
Central
Sammie Dean
Brush Burning Permits Urged Before Fire Plans
County Forester John Ferry warns that a brush burning permit is required for any burning in woodlands protected by the Forestry division or within 500 feet of such areas from February 1 to June 1. The law exists to protect timber from careless burning and to track who burns and when. Permits are available at Gambler Hardware in Bessemer City and a long list of local stations including Summer Hardware, Dallas, Pan Kiser County Agent office, Sages Store, J. L. Ferguson’s Grocery, Detlinger Insurance, and others across the Belmont and Mt Holly area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ferry
North Carolina
Department of Conservation and Development
Forestry Division
Perry
Forest Service
Gambler Hardware
Bessemer City
Fake H. Bridge
Kings Mountain
R-1
Summer Hardware & Implement Company
Dallas
Pan Kiser
R. J. Seitz
Soil Conservation Service
Ralph
Local hospitals on annual accreditation list
Three Gastonia hospitals appear on the annual list of accredited hospitals in the United States and its possessions and Canada. Gaston Memorial, the Orthopedic, and Garrison General are named by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. This marks the fifth set of hospitals surveyed in the last three years with another survey for the next three years already conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
United States
Canada
Gaston Memorial
Orthopedic
Garrison General
Joint Commission On Accreditatio
Unoccupied House Damaged by Blaze near East Long Avenue
Firefighters report considerable damage to an unoccupied two story house at 108 East Long Avenue owned by G. G. Walger. Early Wednesday morning the fire broke out. department units arrived at 2:45 a.m. with three engines on scene. No damage estimate was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
East Long Avenue
G. G. Walger
Boyle I begins On Front Page and private hardship
The article recalls Boyle I starting on the front page, noting his vow to write in his own way and his lack of trust in external advice. It recalls years of privation, his habit of saving string and paper clips, and Caldwell’s view that writers are dull socially and uninterested in jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Memphis pastor takes life with gun at home
Dr. Anthony We. Dick, 57, longtime leader of Memphis Second Presbyterian, shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun in the den of his home after recent nervous strain. His death shocks the congregation and he previously led the church to grow from 1,000 to 9,000 members while overseeing a new two million dollar plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Presbyterian
Anthony We. Dick
W. W. Wilkinson
Second Presbyterian
Jerome Robertson
Presbyterian Synod of Tennessee
Synod
Council of Tennessee
Board of Education
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Sumter
S. C
Presbyterian College
Clinton S.C
Columbia and Princeston Theological Seminaries
Accident puts child in hospital in Dallas area
A three year old Dallas youth Gary Lee Barrett was taken to Gaston Memorial Hospital after reportedly running into a moving automobile. The incident occurred Tuesday. He is the son of Mrs Hazel Beer.
Airline Man in the Growing Air Transport Industry
The narrative profiles an airline manager active in civic groups across the Tri City area and Charlotte. He served as past president and director of the Appalachian Traffic Club, led sales for One two Carolinas, and participated in the Advertising Club of Charlotte, the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce committees, and multiple Rotary and sales networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri City
Bristol
The
Advertising Club of Charlotte
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Charlotte Sales Executives Club
North Charlotte
Memorial Hospital City Resident Directory Fronton Street to Archwood Drive
Memorial Hospital list of residents and addresses includes William O Spancer 521 South Frenton Street Virginia S Russell 2110 East Withers Avenue Rebecca XK Cloninger Dallas R-b Zula Lingerfelt Bessemer City R-2 Monteen B Cloninger 3209 South Ransom Street Lillie N Bowers 2 Wiley greet Charles O Orecker 122 Green Circle Drive Opal C Pearen 1212 Lower Dallas Road Myrtle E Campbell 209 West Seventh Avenue Victor Albert Wiggins 927 Donahue Avenue Dorothy 3 Hughes 609 West Harvie Avenue Aline L Hutchins Lin cointon R-3 Delsie K Levinwood 1825 Archwood Drive Julia S Reep Rhyne Street Ranlo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Spancer
South Frenton Street
Virginia S. Russell
East Withers Avenue
Rebecca XK. Cloninger
Dallas
R-b
Zula
Lingerfelt
Bessemer City
Monteen B. Cloninger
South Ransom Street
Lillie N. Bowers
Wiley
Charles O. Orecker
Green
Circle Drive
Opal C. Pearen
Chalmas Jimison to Undergo Heart Operation
Chalmas Jimison a Gastonia bowling figure will have heart surgery at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Durham Thursday morning. He has been a patient there nearly two weeks and helped form and supervise county bowling leagues through Recreation Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmas
Billy Jimison
Gastonia
Veterans Administration Hospital
Durham
MIT to Begin Largest Study of Cosmic Ray Source
MIT physicists will start in June the largest scale effort to locate the source of cosmic rays. The experiment will be on a 2,500 acre site near Albuquerque New Mexico. Cosmic rays from space strike Earth with extreme energy and their origin remains a top mystery in physics and astronomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Masachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Albuquerque
N. M
Earth
Bomb Shelter Gives Family Peace Of Mind
In Battle Creek Michigan Earl Reichert builds a 20 by 40 foot steel and concrete bomb shelter in his backyard to provide protection against bomb blasts radiation and tornadoes for his family of 17. The shelter will include a reinforced concrete roof four feet of earth walls and floor water supply a generator radio lights cots first aid gear and a Geiger counter with an estimated cost up to 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich HA
Earl Reichert
Réichert
Boy Nine Seeks Father Missing From Princeton Fla
Walter Reynolds a nine year old boy from Princeton Florida wrote the town chief of police asking help to locate his father Joe Floyd Reynolds also known as J F Reynolds. The boy says his mother is ill and four siblings attend school and that his father may be in the area. A check of employment records did not find him. Princeton has no police chief and the letter went to Homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Fla
Walter Reynolds
Crouse
WN. C
Walter
Mommie
Joe Floyd Reynolds
J. F
Farm Bureau
The
Florida Employment Service
Waller
Charles Tracy
Homestead
Weldon to Lead Service at First Methodist Tonight
Dr. Wilson O Weldon will preach in the chapel of the First Methodist Church at 7 45 p m Tonight. Preceding the service at 6 30 p m February new members will be special guests at the family night supper. In Ohio industry mentions divigibles and playing cards as notable products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Wilson O. Weldon
Ohio
Fines on Front Page Highlight DUI and Prohibition Sentences
The front page details multiple cases: Dewey V. Treu charged with ABC law violation. Jim Devon Brittain gets 90 days suspended and $100 fine for driving under the influence. James Lester Hill faces six months suspended and $200 for second offense drunken driving. D Reid Wallace also six months suspended and $200 plus costs for driving after license revocation. Lawrence Edward Bradley is found innocent of drunk driving. Jimmie Franklin Hamrick, 16, receives eight months suspended and probation for breaking into Florence Crisp’s home and stealing a revolver on August 13. Sam L. Hambrick receives four months for prohibition law violation. Bill Martin Jr., 22, Dallas, gets six months for assault on a female with related charges not pressed with leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Dewey V. Treu
Industrial Avenue
Jim Devon Brittain
Cherryville
Drew
Alccohol
James Lester Hil
Gastonia
D Reid Wallace
Charlotte
Lawrence Edward Bradley
Davidson Avenue
James
Jimmie) Franklin Hamtrick
Florence Crisp
Sam JL. Hambrick
Bill Martin Jr
Dallas
Orthopedic Hospital Admissions Names Listed
Gary Gibby of Gastonia Martha Whitesides of Rutherfordton Raymond Gibson Jr. of Mocksville Dismiss ALS David Smith of High Point Peggy Sue Smith of Vale Cayle Anderson of Winstan talem Ronald Steelman of Neston Chester Anderson of Farmville Henry Dixon of Fayetteville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Gibby
Gastonia
Martha Whitesides
Ruthercrdton
Raymond Gibson Jr
Mocksville
David Smith
High Point
Peggy Sue Smith
Vale
Cayle Anderson
Winstantalem
Ronald Steelman
Neston
Chester Anderson
Farm
Wwe
Henry Dixon
Fayetteville
Parade Chief Marshal Leads Local Civic Parade on Mali Avenue
The parade will start at 4 30 tomorrow on Mali avenue Gastonia with escorts from the sheriff's department rural police highway patrol and local police. Captain Roy Short is the chief marshal. Palace committee members include Britt Petty Pat McSwain L O McCollum Everett Jones and Jim Carter. Numerous clubs and unions will join with cars in the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Rural Police
Roy Short
Palace Committee
Ac Britt Petty
Pat McSwain
L. O. McCollum
Everett Jones
Jim Carter
Preaiue Uons
Alto
Mali Avenue
Gastonia
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Cleer
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Sracee
Gatant
West Main Ave
Kate
Kathryn Grayson
Howard
Keel
Pete
Camel
ST Oste
Woman's Club
Cohen's
Helen's
Main Street
Cso
Meanbay
Virgil Blossom
Boyle
Chalmas Jimison
Boy
Daddy
Dr. Weldon
Rankin-Armstrong
East Main Ave
RA. Lowe
Asheboro, N.C
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