of orange county VOL. 71, NO. 24 24 PAGES Orange Pealings AFTER COMPILING SUCH A distinguished record during 20 odd years in Congress, there are few who’d dispute ex-Congress man Carl Durham’s ability to get right to the source of infor mation which might be needed to solve any problem. That’s what he did on June 6 when he considered it necessary for an niversary purposes to know the date of his wedding three years ago and didn’t dare ask his wife. He called the church and asked for a check of the rec ords. ' “P'W.'pi'" "vVjij;-' REP. L. J. PHIPPS IN HIS brochure in behalf of his cur rent candidacy for State Com-, mander of the American Legion says he will resign his seat in v the General Assembly prior to the convening of the State Le gion Convention in Charlotte this summer. It will be up to Orange County Democrats to nominate a successor for ap pointment by the Governor. MAYOR F R E D CLAYTOR and former Highway Chairman Sandy Graham composed the third known delegation which has talked to the Governor in the past week and a half in connection with the recent post ponement of the bid letting for the proposed new access road into Hillsboro. They reported “a very satisfactory interview with the Governor” on Tuesday and noted “he’s looking into the matter.” IN OTHER ROAD MATTER, Highway Commissioner Mac Lamroc called The News this week to advise the proposed eastern bypass around Hills obro, which he is sponsoring at the instigation of opponents of the access project, is contem plated only to Highway 70 and, not around t«j 86 North as at one time was reported. CHICKEN FEED STORAGE is one of the latest uses for li quor still equipment, according to the word from Sheriff’s Dep uty Will Gilmore yesterday. Deputy Gilmore on a visit to Carlton Crawford’s, just off the Miller Road near HiUsboro Tuesday night, happened to see by accident a brand new 500 gallon submarine still laying behind the house. Quietly, he ambled back to the courthouse and returned with the necessary search warrants to! pick up the equipment. On accosting Carl ton with the facts, the accused said he was just using the e quipment for 'chicken feed, but Deputy Gilmore just wouldn't be convinced and brought the charges anyway. Circulation Today 7,590 99 PCT. DISTRIBUTED IN ORANGE COUNTY Story on Pago 2 New plans for downtown motel seen in zoning bid Story on Pag® 2 SMOOTH SAILOR — Mary Helen Nipper of Chapel Hill is all decked out for the seventh annual Governor’s Cup Regatta, to be held at Satterwliite Point, Kerr Lake this Saturday and Sunday under Sponsorship of the Car olina Sailing Club. She’s seen above at the tiller of the Adger Wilsons’ ‘Wind song,’ which will be entered in the co mpetition. ★ ★ ★ £R£ . ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 0 Mm

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