THE T'AI'OI.INA TIMES SATUUOAV. SKIT 30. 1967
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Fight
Said Ca
Of Accide
FAISON - State Trooper J. S.
Briley of Clinton said a drinking
husband began fighting his wife
as she drove on Highway 403
two miles west of here Monday
night, causing the car to cross
the highway and hit a truck
headon. , , .
He said the car driven by
Brcnda Darden Smith, Rt. 3,
Clinton, received damage
estimated at S6OO-5700. She was
treated for minor injuries and
released. She is charged with
driving on the wrong side of the
road.
Raeford Douglas Smith, 25,
the husband, was being treated
for lacerations and released. He
was thrown through t h'e
windshield. He is charged with
public drunkenness.
Emmett Graham Sutton of
Faison, driving the truck which
was demolished, is in serious
condition with fractured legs
and other injuries-
Emmett Francis Bland, 55, of
Faison, and Jody Moody, 36, Rt.
1, Dudley, riding with Sutton,
are in serious condition in
Sampson Memorial Hospital
here.
Trooper Briley said the truck
was going east and the car was
traveling west toward Clinton
when the car crossed the
highway.
Briley quoted Sutton as saying
he saw the car headed toward
him and pulled off on the
shoulder of the road.
"The truck was on the
shoulder When it was hit
headon," declared Briley.
Adults Can
Still File
For School
Registration has been
extended for the fall quarter of
the adult high school program
offered by the Raleigh public
schools and Holding Technical
Institute.
School officials said
registration will be taken again
on Wednesday and Thursday
from 7 to 9 p.m. at Broughton
High School, where the courses
are taught.
Thus far, over 150 adults have
registered for courses. Credit
courses to be offered, providing
as many as 15 students sign up
for them, include English 111,
English IV, American history,
world history, government,
sociology, economics, Algebra I,
Algebra 11, geometry, general
math, general science, biology,
French, Spanish and German.
Persons not interested in
receiving a high school diploma
may audit ttie courses. In
addition, refresher courses in
English, math and reading will
be offered for persons not
qualifying for high school credit
courses.
Poisoning
By Milk
Suspected
TIJUANA, Mexico .
Eight children have died and at
least 29 are in critical condition
from apparent milk poisoning,
the district attorney's office in,
this border city said Monday.
Countless other victims were
reported to have been taken to
doctors for treatment.
Deputy Dist. Attv. hector Val
divia said the nature of the poi
son was not immediately deter
mined. Many parents, he added,
said they gave children milk
sold Sunday from the La Vaqui
ta Milk Co.
The health department in San
Diego, Calif., across the border
was running tests on milk sam
ples.
Wilson Sees
HardW inter
LONDON Prime Minister
Wilson told the British people
Monday that it was "going to be
a hard winter," but said that
the Labor government's "tough
policies" were leading toward a
"much more hopeful era,"
Wilson's comments on a
television program came in
reply to questions based on
forecasts that the government's
polices will result in 800,000 to
one million unemployed this
winter.
He denied suggestions that the
country was losing confidence in
him and in the Labor
government, as reflected in
Conservative victories in two
by-elections last week.
"We are still paying the price
for the measures we had to tak?
in July of last year," the prime
minister explained He recalled
that he had warned the
measures would be unpopular
and promised not to riak the
return of inflation by courting
popularity.
The Labor government's July
economic package, designed to
deflate the economy and defena
the value of the pound by
redressing the balance of
payments, have brought steadily
increasing unemployment to a
nation that had become
accustomed to fuil
emoloyment.