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of orange county —Chapel Hill, Hillsboro, Carrboro—Between and Beyond— VOL. 69 NO. 30 HILLSBORO AND CHAPEL HILL, N. C„ THURSDAY, JULY 27* 1961 - 24 PAGES Stories on Page 2 I ■it 5 >i»c: * ] #**» : 3 Sf* -si i * '• SjtS» . ^ ;$ :& .& & 5 ^C# ; & » « HERB HOLLAND AND TED Tillman, Chapel Hill’s leading Civil War buffs, will attend their i third annual seminar in Civilj War lore at Gettysburg College! next week. Mr. and Mrs. Tillman j were witnesses last week to the I re-enactment of the Battle of j Second Manassas.—The Battle of j Gettysburg won’t get a similar! re-hashing, Mr. Holland reports, since the cost of such a perform ance has been calculated at $3 million—or roughly $6 for each of the 500,000 men that actually fought in it. CHARLES “POOPY" WIL liams, Chapel Hill Jaycee escort for the town’s beauty queen at the state pageant last weekend, brought home a special memento of the occasion. Miss Chapel Hill drew an Oriental-style chalk pas tel portrait of her room-mate and gave a commentary on Japanese philosophy during hei^tljree-min ute talent presentation to the judges Later she gave the 30-by SM-inch work of her creation to “Poopy.” Asked about his plans for the drawing, Williams said “I think I’ll put it up in my pad.” MATTER OF CURIOSITY IN 1L - i>uv «vn iwuvuuiv wi uunj oM* bage collection fees for Chapel Hill is the $4 monthly tab for banks. The lowest charge on the new scale is $1. the highest—for hospitals. $7.50. Aldermen in quiring about the mid-way charge for banks, were told they throw away a lot of worn-out money. CHARLES M. JONES AND J. C. Herrin of Chapel Hill were among about two dozen ministers of all three faiths from across The nation who met at the call of Martin Luther King and severa Others for a two days in Jackson Miss., last week. Purpose was to geek “constructive steps to re lieve racial tensions.” After their meeting on a Negro college cam pus there they talked privately #ith various public officials. Out interesting public statement. VETERINARIAN-AUTHOR DR. Lou Vine of Chapel Hill was the principal speaker last Sunday at the N. C. Tail Waggers Club an nual convention in Fayetteville His topic—“Emotional Problems of Dogs and'Their Owners.” In cidentally, a review of Dr. Vine’s new book, “Dogs In My Life,” is carried in the August issue of Hog World, as well as a reprint if a recent profession article he (Mora Pealings, Page 12) 99 PCT. DISTRIBUTED IN ORANGE COUNTY conference came a very Circulation Today 7,376 Dog Days dog... POOCH AT THE POUND—In recognition of the annual season of Dog Days, The News honors the oft-forgotten canines of the Chapel Hill Dog Pound at the Vine Veterinary Hospital. Above, Freddie Merricks, summer-time helper at the Hospital, shows off a perky looking fice puppy, available free to anybddy who'll make a good home for^kim. —News Photo budget okayed; Story on Pago Sm 1§ i
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