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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Thursday. December 15, 1966
Partners Of The Alliance
Lynn
3JS
One Group of Ladies'
1C3 Shetland Wool
SWEATERS
ILL OUTLET
sales noon
over Sutton's Drugs
MAIL-EM
Already in a Box
3 pr. $1.25
ILL OUTLET
sales noon
over Sutton's Drugs
(OTC, Reg., Stretch,
Support)
50c-60c-75c-$l
All Sizes
ILL OUTLET
SALES R0GI.1
over Sutton's Drugs
LADIES'
BLOUSES, DRESSES,
SLACKS, SKIRTS,
'SWEATERS
ILL OUTLET
sales noo:i
over Sutton's Drugs
Pf AC
P5
$3.00, $4.75
ILL OUTLET
SALES RQOr.1
over Sutton's Drugs
MEW:
Boxer, Briefs, Athletics,
T-Shirts
65c ca.
DILL OUTLET
SALES ROOD
over Sutton's Drugs
of other items
to choose from
MILL OUTLET
SALES ROOM
over
Sutton's
Drugs
open 9:33-5:33
Mon. thru Sat.
"N.C. Adopts Coeliabaiiiba, Bolivia
By JAMES R. WAGNER
GREENSBORO (AP) -In
the city of Coachbamba, which
sprawl across a large valley
in the Andes Moundatins of
Bolivia, the efforts of many
hundreds of North Carolinians
are raising the hopes of some
of the poorest people in South
America.
The Andes city and the
Tar Heel state are linked in
"Partners of the Alliance," a
program suggested by the U.S.
State Department to bring
American citizens directly in
to the Alliance for Progress.
It's a "people-to-people pro
ject, and the people here are
responding with enthusiasm
and ingenuity.
Bolivian craftsmen who need
tools are getting loans to buy
them from North Carolina citi
zens. Hospital and clinics in
Cochabamba are being equip
ped and even staffed tem
porarily by North Caro
lina doctors. Schools and brid
ges in the Andes Valley are
being built with funds from
North Carolina school child
ren and civic clubs. Cocha
bamba needs all this help
and more. It is the second
largest city in Bolivia, but is
connected to the capital of
La Paz by a single - lane
dirt road 150 miles long.
The 400,800 people in Co
chabamba's valley of 50 square
miles are among the poorest
in a country where the per
capita income is less than
$100 a year.
Greensboro businessman
Hargrove Bowles Jr.. saw the
poverty on a trip to Bolivia
last spring, and decided that
poeple in his home state
could help to alleviate it:
He began asking questions
and meeting with committees,
and soon formed North Caro
lina Partners of the Alliance.
Arkanasas and Utah also are
assigned to Bolivia, but North
Carolina concentrates on Co
chabamba. A statewide response to the
"Parners" came at once from
the North Carolina Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
Greensboro banker Jim Mel
vin was named state chair
man of the Jaycees role in
the program, and has been a
top salesman for the "Part
ners" idea.
A visit to Bolivia last July
by Melvin and civic leaders
from Wilmington, Charlotte,
Morganton, High Point and
Yanceyville resulted in a de
tailed list of 43 projects in
Cochabamba that need spon
sors in North Carolina. A few
projects were meant to aid
individual Bolivians, but most
involved neighborhoods or
small communities. All but
a dozen of the projects have
found sponsors in North Caro
lina. SANITATION
The Burlington Jaycees are
providing sanitation equip
ment including disinfect
ants, instructions and sprays
to a 50-block area of 9,000
people.
Civic groups in three Tar!
Heel cities are providing ta
bleware, linen and mattress
es for an orphanage in COo
chabamba. . Teen - agers at Grimsley
High School in Greensboro
raised money to aid the con
struction of . a bridge connect-
ing a small village with the
central city. ,
Sears, Roebuck & Co. made
a loan to a Bolivian crafts
man so he could buy wood
working equipment.
Jaycees in Goldsboro spon
sored the construction - by Bo
livians of a local system
of public water faucets.
Although the Jaycees have
been active, the needs of peo
ple in Cochabamba are so
great that no single group -even
with a statewide organ
ization can do all the work.
So, many other citizens and
groups have responded inde
pently. Methodists in Charlotte sent
a group of doctors to work
for several weeks in Bolivian
hospitals. Other Tar Heels are
making funds available for
scholarships and loans.
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along with a pizza pie crust,
peanuts and peanut shells,
were found in ballot boxes by
the elections board after Tues
day's referendum. Actually,
the board decided these
votes were not on official
ballots and could not be count
ed. . . k
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