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THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1963
District Democrat
Leaders To Gather
For Organization
Democratic leaders from the
Eighth Congressional District will
hold a second organizational
meeting at Revels Restaurant in
Rockingham, August 15.
Eighth District Democrats held
an initial organizational meeting
in Raleigh, June 4. At this meet
ing Mecklenburg County Party
Chairman Ray King was elected
temporary chairman and assigned
the task of promoting a second
meeting.
“Letters have been sent out
to Democratic leaders in the
Eighth District,” said Charlie
Smith, Mecklenburg’s executive
director who is handling publicity
and arrangements for the “dutcn
treat” dinner slated for 7:30 p. hi.
All county chairmen and vice
chairmen have been invited in ad
dition to members of general as
sembly representing 8th District
counties, and presidents of Young
Democratic and Democratic Wom
en’s Clubs.
The meeting will not deal with
personalities or candidates, but
will be for the purpose of seeing
if a district-wide organization is
to be established. An Eighth Dis
trict Steering committee will
probably be selected.
State Democratic officials re
siding in the district' and Tom
Davis, executive secretary of the
State Democratic Party, will be
invited to attend.
Leading Democrats not holding
office or title in the Party will be
invited at invitations of county
chairmen.
Attendance is expected to ex
ceed 80.
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pleted eight weeks of advanced
infantry training at the U. S.
Army Training Center, Fort Gor
don, Ga. Utley received instruc
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firing the M-14 rifle and M-60 ma-
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est infantry weapons.
Utley entered the Army in Feb
ruary of this year and completed
basic training at Fort Gordon.
The 23-year-old soldier is a 1958
graduate of Berkley High School
and attended Agricultural &
Technical College, Greensboro,
and Howard University, Washing
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the U. S. Post Office, Washington,
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the 4th Armored Division will
complete a four-week field train
ing exercis.3 in Germany July 31.
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firing and squad, platoon and
company-level tactics and field
problems. During the exercise,
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Germany, entered the Army in
1944.He was last stationed at Fort
Bragg, and arrived overseas on
this tour of duty in April, 1963.
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Conn., attended Hartford (Conn.)
High School.
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