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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, June 28, 1963
Ian Fleming's famous Secret Agent 007 of fiction, known to
millions as James Bond, comes to the screen for the first time
in the person of Sean Connery in "Dr. No," United Artists'
Technicolor release opening Thursday at the Tryon Theatre.
New Jobs Is
Need of U. S.
An estimated 60,000 new jobs
per week, on the average, will
be needed to employ the man
power available In the nation
In the 1960’s. New and expanded
Industry Is needed to help pro
vide employment.
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‘‘These jobs are not likely
to be found In agriculture since
mechanization and technology
require fewer workers to pro
duce agricultural products,”
say agricultural economists at
North Carolina State College.
Already there Is unemploy
ment and ‘‘a great deal of un
deremployment In most North
Carolina communities.” This
Is still true even though some
300.000 people have left the
state In the past decade to seek
new employment opportunities.
Demand for new Industry Is
great among states and com
munities. They are seeking In
dustrial development as a
means of employing people and
their resources more produc
tively.
It Is estimated that there are
14.000 organizations In the
United States whose objective Is
to attract new Industry and
assist existing Industry.
North Carolina has been one
of the pacesetters In the race
to develop non-farm job op
portunities. Its Industrial deve
lopment program has been re
organized by some as being the
best In the nation.
‘‘The main concern Is to use
Industry to the best advantage
of North Carolina to obtain
economic growth,” econom
ists ; at N. C. State relate.
The state has 38 counties that
have been designated as having
substantial and persistent un
employment. ‘‘Our problem Is
how to use Industry and
Industrial potential to provide
more and better employment
opportunities for people and
their resources and thus In
crease economic growth,” the
economists say.
They point to several alter
natives available relative to
Industrial growth as a means
to economic growth of an area
or state.
The first of these Is the
question, should the only ef
forts be to maintain present
Industry? This Is asked In light
of the fact that some problems,
as well as benefits, accompany
Industrialization.
Communltes are called on to
provide extra services; some
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GROWERS OF FINE
TREES, SHRUBS
AND PLANTS
Real
Estate
T ransfers
Gene A. Jackson and wife,
Mildred A. Jackson, to Edward
■ P, Mertz and wife, Ruth E,
Mertz. Property in No. 6 town
ship.
M. A. Horner and wife, Vir
ginia Tribby Horner, to Mil-
ton Andrew Horner. Property
in No. 7 township.
M. A. Horner and wife, Vir
ginia Tribby Horner, to Sallie
Lynne Barker. Property In No.
7 township.
M A. Horner and wife, Vir
ginia Tribby Horner, To Ste
phanie McKoy Horner. Property
In No. 7 township.
Lee And Jones Building Sup
plies, Incorporated, to Kenneth
Otto Lutz and wife, Anita D.
Lutz. Property In No. 6 town
ship.
Jimmy L, Melts and wife,
Mildred Melts, to Charles E.
Pangburn and wife, Olivia S.
Pangburn. Property In No. 6
township.
Weldon E. Warf and wife.
Ruby M, Warf, to Cornelius
Jackson and wife, Bernice M.
Jackson. Property In No. 7
township.
Robert Bordeaux and wife,
Louphella S. Bordeaux, to
people resent the smoke or
labor Influence In a community;
strikes may disrupt the life of
the area; there may be a pro
blem of relief aid during
a recession.
These facts and observations
are contained in one of five
discussion leaflets prepared by
the staff of the Agricultural
Policy Institute at N. C. State
College.
The leaflets, entitled ‘‘De
cisions for Progress” are de
signed to furnish discussion
groups with reference material.
They advocate no particular
policy.
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Pollock & Hancock Streets
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Ab M. Rowe and wife, Letha
E. Rowe, to Leonard W. Wig
gins and wife, Helen D. Wig
gins. Property in No. 7 town
ship.
Willis E. Marshall and wife,
Lucille B. Marshall, to H. D.
Willis and wife, Edna Earle Wil
lis. Property on Chelsea Lane.
M. A. Horner and wife, Vir
ginia Tribby Horner; W. J. Hor
ner and wife, Anne Elliott Hor
ner, to Michael WesleyHorner.
Property In No. 7 township.
Sarah M. Clark to Annie May
W. Smith. Property In No. 7
township.
Grover L, Whltford and wife,
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