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I a. ,t!air, vice ,presf-
.'i VjHMui?9ttjt ' St
! Y. Trust fcoropany of
n, ;;snoiince4 pas
. M- ..VO.' Perry, -Jr..
t ),-s" been appointed
t irVisor Of the J Paul
;Ac!pcy in. Williamston.
. -i rry,-for the' past hint
Sv keh a, pjerk'.in the
uj'Tit!oftioe aM severed
. c. ctioi.iththt postal
i "e'l.oiuiy of this week.-'1.
J'A'Fprr, will be responsible
ii .'servmf Northeastern North
Carolina , a well as the insur
g.iice1 -needs of all ofiht Clients of
Ce-Ute-J. Paul Simpson, who
d.tl of ' heit attack on April
23. tHe will, continue to operate
the agency t Its present address,
?ll 'SMes Main' Street "in William
ston, r jV f '
Having completed the (Security
hofqe. of fc training course ahd
fxtynsive. .field training, in ad
dition i& .hjs previous sales and
business: experience Mr.: Perry
asSiimea.hi? duties welt qualified
ntinu therexcellent reputar
tarn -'fqr'. service ..long associated
watif tit' - J.; Paul Simpson
f ''yaGEa wmu meets I
', rT3rjp purges . WMTJ met Mon
dayiaight, July- 13, . with . Mr.
Frank ,WarcT. The meeting was
calki to "order, by the president,
HxT.kt AyMeV Minutes were
read.- and : approved rand the roll
calledwith 17 members present.
Plans''? tor . entertaining the
preacher J? hi ' August -were 1 ar
rangtdw. Mr. Joseph , Ayscrre
prseQted"the program on ' "Ke
Egiotrs TJ,(iberties, Baptist Herit
n'X -s.'-. t.'.. $ v
.. 'Nominating committee consist
ing .of -Mrs.; -Winston Lane, Jr.,
Mrs?. Josjah Proctor and Mrs.
Joseph Ayscue were appointed.
The t meeting closed . with the
Watqhor4' V," 7
'. TUrlwstes served'iW cake
st(rvedi,'rW
.; Wt i. .i ; i" ; . ' t 'C . '
j SilneS''of person and steadi.
essof features are signal marks
of pod breeding. ' . .
,.i f--pQiiver WendeU Holmes. '
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i i ..rWMl 'the ; young men spin
1 1 fliestlyv In. descent,, their chief
dances on, t, tiny 204nch plat
1 . form at6p the pole hl)e playing
,.j a, flute and a'druro. i.-'...'vi';
1 s : -it :Thfc or.lent Aiteo ceremony.'
fH'..i Jnrbtl6n. to the, Bain Oed,i
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- TH1NK-TANI? rca SPACE-The 13-foot tall test vehicle, above, jam-packed with "stel-' "
i hxt Inertial guidance equipment," under, construction by a Little Falls, N.J:, eledronlctfl
.firral, Is Intended for rocket-launched spaca research. , '. , V a; .
Threat Of Smallpox Increases
Despite Disappearance: In 1940
. s, a30k. i. . . X
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' ;KUeIin. te3room, r
'baeement workshop.
' T I"? .an can it color.
i jditioned
u S''.'.CiHoutbusinesi ,
. .: 4ffjee. Ltarn h6,
: -y , Jittl it eot to
' ' v , increase ttlephoifa
; ; etnvenienct. , , '
tiirbposie caholota
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. The.,'fact1.-that. smallpox jhas
been' rare iy the United .States
for some' lime ' hai. led, '-neglect
of 'Vaccination -in many;in
stancfe. ! It; te estimated lhat 'at
least') three-fourths qt oW'pjpun"
latioii do not have adeQrtite,yro1;
tection against Ith iease.'H!;'"
! Aocordidng Dri't; rtf
Norton' State ; ' Health ; itt x
there were 3,845 cases if
pox irt North! Carolina: InMCCi
The disease disappeared: tort He
sUte in .the i; -3'i, jTh't"jBt
outbreak for . the .whole . ot:. the
United" 'Slates " was- in ;thr late
1940's with , two cteaths.' ' .This
outbreak, centerfrdl ' , to 7, )Ne
Yorlt,' . was . sjntre juced;.'"' jCrOm
Mex co.' . -v J
' Elective prevention ot naji
pox by ? vaccination was discov
ered inore than a century and a
half - ago. ; Yet today almost
1 C;0,Ooa; cases of this global dis
ease re reparte dannually; to
th World Health- Organization.
''BXirthepmoM, it appears to be
afflicting increasing numbers of
people," tori ; Norton emphasizes.
Nearly . irice as many . people
died from the disease Art 1,96? as
in 1962. '.tip 'to November 29,
19630mort 'ftuu 25,000,' deaths
were reported- around the wqrlJ,
compared .' with - approxiimtely
14,000 during all .of 196?. t-, '-" ,
. Although u most cases' of this
highly .ontagious, . disease are
disease appear,. As an. official
on the Atntrtcwi Medical 'Asso
ciation recently,., warned.. "The
icllihger that" , smallpox, will be
bljtughllM'; ahUlAtefiiaitonal
jtaveler , is ;werraseint.v One
C i : ' - ' i - 17 Hon, manj
ynfected persoA rofUd t&uch Off children be
f hundred cases tfcfore it's even Lj ' 1
vigilance of health officers, 'it is
possible for recently' ..infected
persons from overseas to infect
susceptible individuals tiere 'In
ternational ' vaccination' 'certifi
cates are required of -all Per
sons etyeringi the tTnjfrct States,
but these) are' notvah,t ys vsXvi.'
!', Physicians 'JitHKjmtucrJ''$.that
chaidreiv JjO! 'vacciate4diiring
thfeir first yea mfe. m addi
tion, many stated 'require that
vaccinated before en-
!SSry fc -M ?e' ' m,it' beca,s?
l.feerious outbreaks of .the di- MreriaiiduS
tWIW'icMiiHR ffi, bthffr'L Wast
Weden and, England. Mi Mi every f ive yeew
the 'infection ainoiig -rosceptAleT",,,; rKi-ffi'IfiKt
overseas stopped over on his
sa to CanadewLater it
fjud that vha&;cbecome..iin
fected with smallpox shortly be
fore ' . departure from '-abroad,
though he had ' shown ,nq, sighs'
of the disease , on arrival .at the
John . F. Kennedy international
Anrport.' Quick action by Pub-:
lie Health Service tf icr 1pre
vented what might, have been a
serious outbreak of the disease
here. This action " involved a
rapid, widespread investigation
fii hjindreds of people who -were
psgbly exposed to the infec
tionj 'as well as numerous vac
cinations of those found suscep
ibl to the disease,
x This year and next, many
welcome visitors from -.abroad
how located ill : countries scflrthK'ill' attend the (World's Fair,
of -'thtf equator, '.''.ih;'lrtoJenwingling.', with other 1 visitors
and sveed 'of international, travel , oni Mall parts of , the United
It,"".1 " . 1 '
''J-iV,"a--fl"'- dPlfi
::.v:.;' .(fi-'-inr
" v-l S "Mil
have increased the risk of north
em ;countries, mciuaing ; uie
United States. - .1,, . .,V
An 'ever-present problem ' is
that the virus can - be transmit
ted from an infected individual
to others before any signs of the
UU Jv
Z3." f;.;t
.States. Despite the
consult your doctor.
Below
:Last year
Based tin ; "-reports - from.- Tar
Heel growers as of. July, 1, the
North , Carolina . Crop ' Reporting
Service has. forecast .the' produc
tion of cornt.63,758',00d bushels.
If -this forecast 'materialises, the
1964 corn- for grain .crbfr would
be 14 percent less thari'.the 74,
088,000 bushels ripJfcad-Ja3t
year. ; '
- An estimated 1,386,000 ' acres
will be harvested for .grain as
compared with 1,372,000 acres
last year. : ;;: , -
July 1 prospects indicate a
1964 yield of 46 bushels per acre
Compared with 54 bushels last
year. 7 " :-l.
constant TRY A WEEKLY CLASSIHED
A - jf
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live c
t' ,'s I?:"' ;
to KdTli;
lions '.of'duli
is brh
y.-r-i cv.v-"i'c-;il-i.l
J .3 e il
' i . .son we c, Iw
.' i 1 developing f'1 ri'o r
'.i'rrcfs.:.in-- Ihfflki .
and -4 .way -possJfcli'rf .
in -t:. -tJ.drt of North1 Carolina.
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1 1 NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR r The "Flying Men of PapaaUe,': r
; who perforin an amailng ancient Aitec ritual at th fair's Fa,vlUpn I
,'l'of Mexico, tr proving a senBatlon. , ; ; '"'7 'V
v i The five Tocenacag Indians from Mexico, attired in traditional
'i PUT CVBI,lfmH, JWUUIIl,
pole. Then, secured only by
wilstropee, ' hey spin, around
, 'the pola, face, flown, arms' out-
iV stretched" Jtf InjIUtioa' ot swoop
ing- olrdt.
permlU only tribal ; chiefs' or t
niale relatives to stand cloi t6 . ;
leaven and commune; wit)i; 'thi I
, ; The Indian ritual survived th !
, Spanish conquest of Menlco'aad -;V j
the Introdtfctfoi' eif t&Wtitittit'.'y
tty assuming; nnJ. aapaot
1 name, of skills and . coqri, It i
;iljat:9agaa'
year; jt'is' ia.'.e:--t.i'i-jn,:.,'-B.:is
gentraiinj t-iiaisis that, would
not . exist, unless the reservoir
and v itii'e ' recreational facilities
were there.5. In addition to this,
' the tusaiess' that is generated as
a (result' of jrecre'aiion is '"icra'v?
in' the sensei : that' -the primaryf;
purpose of the dam , and reseri
vdir - il (t6 'pfeyeht fields in- the
lower! , Yadkih' River Valley. - ' "
Ve',' are '-going y.ta', see the same
'thing! Mppeh in." other' areas of
the State . that has happened . In
iheTarea,ftf,r Scc..Dan"i'nd
ReservOirty ;
' Qnce the ' New f Hope; Bani . is
feulW iii. the Cape Fear , River
Basin,, 'we are going to feel the
benefits throughout the central
part of the SUte. The same thing,
will happen when the Falls oi
the Neuse Dam is built on.th
reuse. River just above Raleigh, ;
and . other plahned projects are
completed in Eastern North Caiv '
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Washington A very iriterest-
fag "and erilighfening report has
jtist ' been , issued by the Army
Corps , of,. Engineers ; concerning
he W..Kerr Scatt Dam and. Res-;
rvoir;on-the .Yadkin River .near
lkesbor9; - ..'t'.-'I. '-.:. . ..iv.'u:. i
I ; Thii irepont : is,, juBti a routine
report, but it .includes facts that
iu mosV.vrevealing n about , the
keed for developing out water
Resources tiiroughout North. Car-
ilinWiiiivvA'.isy-y.tir' i: ijxvtvm f.)
frtaJASEKSTCa
the , month of June... i 'tow' oi
130,345 people ' visited 'the" SlanH
and reservoir. (Sihce begin
ning . of ;ihe calendar yiar-the j
reservoir'': has.jrattfaCted Vtov'Bir J
;2850O ' visitors,,-m fwis .-W.
These ' figures WiiiluSi
believable, "'ahd they tak;,f orfrt
even more significance when1 wt
consider :the a8i'-:iallSf(
ihjeavyiisitation irnautharBriByet!
to comerr-July,, August, andSepv
tenaber.,;. wi.-i.iit!U
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