of orange county
Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, Carrboro—Between and beyond
HILLSBOROUGH ANO CHAPEL HILL, N. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 28 PAG€S*
VOL. 72, NO. 37
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as governor he will
'take care of UNC
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Beer party fracas
nets capital charge
—Story on Page 2
TIGHT SECURITY PRECAU
tions — in the form of a half
dozen all-night guards in strate
- gk campus and stadium locations
—thwarted any possible pranks
and vandalism on the Carolina
campus in advance of the foot
half game with N. C. State last
week. Only official report of at
tempted sorties by Wolfpack ad
; vocafes was late Friday night
when a guard stopped a carload
of students and headed ’em back
toward Ralaigh. However, most
of the highway signs between
Chapel Hill and Raleigh were
thoroughly mommicked up With
crude “NOS” paint daubing.
I
PROOF OF HARMONY IN THE
Orange County Democratic rank*
was cited by Chairman L. J.
Phipps in remarks before the
party rally in Hillsborough Tues
f day morning. It must be nothing
f less than harmony, he said, when
'-liuciiis Cheshire, Bob Satterfield,
and Sandy Graham will aH ride
in the same car to a Democratic
affair. They did this aft^r meet
ing Dan Moore on the highway,
Phipps said, adding that he was
I in the back seat to referee, while
•ifvheratf Buck Knight was official
j peace officer in fee driver's seat.
• CHAPEL HILL FIREMEN
were summoned by remote con
k trol alarm to Memorial Hospital
- at 3*6 pan. yesterday. While
workmen using an acetylene
torch immediately behind the
hospital his hose line broke
‘ somehow and the escaping gas
. caught fire, in turn igniting the
fuel in the tank. There was quite
a blaze for a while, but dam
age was limited to the tank con
trols and the hose. ,
CHAPEL HILL POLICE ARE
interested in buying a tranqui
lizer" rifle rig for use in captur
ing bothersome stray or vicious
dogs. The County Dog Warden
has for several years employed
such a tool, which many humane
society officials strongly endorse,
Need for improved equipmenl
was underlined yesterday morn
ing when several police had tc
spend nearly three hours in flush
ing a dozen dogs from beneath
a local resident’s house after
they’d kept the family awake al!
night. It took two tear gas gre
nades at a total Cost of about
JOS to do fee job, finally. Shoot
(Mars DEALINGS, Pag* 4) "
His secret's in the puffing...
WHAT'S HAPPENED TO ED LANIER?—SEE 'NEWSMAN S
NOTEPAD,’ SEC. Ill, PAGE ONE
Caravan comes to Orange . . .
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FROM RALLY TO RALEIGH — Democratic gubernatorial
! nominee Den Moore, aeen above and befew, invited his listeners
te attend his anticipated inaugural in Raleigh next winter as he
addressed a crowd of about 100 at a party rally on the County
Courthouse stop* In Hillsborough Tuesday morning. He also In
vited the Orange High School band, which played for the oc
casion, to march In the inaugural parado.