AOUDAD PKOCD DADDY
PHILADELPHIA (AMP) A
pair of aondads was born at the
Philadelphia Zoo on April Fool's
day.
An aoudad la a Barbary sheep
which, aa It name lmpliee, la na
tive to the Barbary coeat of North
Africa.
The twins had been expected In
March or In February.
A Zoo spokesman said that Pted
Dimer, curator of mammals, had
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about given up hope that the ba
bies would be born. "But their mo
ther sort of fooled him. and de
livered on April Fxd*s Dap.'* the
mpr+mtmnmn added.
While there was no official
ward of the father's reaotian. it
was believed that the birth of the
twins pleased the aoudads* dad.
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JJV HONORS PROGRAM This group of high ability freshman students at A6sT College is
trfH fa the college’s new honors program aimed at providing broader opportunities tor unlimit
ed advancement for the gifted students. A total of 53-stodants have been admitted to the program
being conducted under the eupervision of the Honors Committee, headed by Dr. Gladys Royal, pro
fessor of chemistry.
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Twist Is Fatal To
Phila Woman
PHILADELPHIA (AMP) Fun
eral services wars held here last
week for Mrs. Alvera Cook Benson,
popular West Philadelphia matron,
who died from a possible heart at
tack while dancing the Twist” at
a cabaret party at tbs Orchid Ball
room.
A total of 600 persons at the par
ty looked on in shocked surprises
as Mrs. Benson stopped In her
tracks during die dance and passed
out. She was pronounced dead up
on arrival at a local hospital
Funeral services at the Garrlet
Funeral Home was conducted by
the Rev. David Venable, pastor of
the Goodwill Tabernacle Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Benson's survivors Include
three brothers and two sifters and
her father, Henry Cook.
The U. S. Court of Appeals at
Oklahoma City, In July, IB3S, bar
red designation of candidates iy
race on state election ballota.
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«pert. at talking with bu*ine**men north,
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They work with agenrie* of die (tale, eham-
ben of commerce, and other group* to help
■ell indu«triali«t* on locating new plant* in
die Carolina* ... or expanding the one*
they already hare here.
They're ju«t two of the friendly folk* at
CPAL who derote their effort to fuller
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derelupniert of die ere* wo on*. Whel
they and other* like then do la important
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larger plant* mean Job*, and Job* mean
Daring the la*t 10 yon* oor iuduetry hunt
m hrfped bring Into the are* we
gem new or expanded b—he—e* that eoat
than 9600 million to *et op, created
erer 90,000 now Jobe, and reaolted in an
anal payroll of ahnort $260 million.
It** Jurt tat morn way CP*L i* walking to
help build a Finer Carolina.
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