Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 5

N.G. Republicans Name Holshouser Arden Man Enters Race For Congress approved to seek the addition Ceatiafjed From Page Om hope to contest in Novtmbar Is of state employes to the law now held by Ban. a. versa until he asked for the floor. to the business of organizing and forget about Civil Rights," Barnes said.

On a close vote the convention turned down resolutions urging Jordan of Saxapaw. A Green which forbids federal workers from particpating in politics. "I think the Democrats are boro Democrat Hubert E. Sey The convention recognized (he Continued From Pag Om over-working Civil Rights. It has no place here.

I think the mour will oppose Jordan In May 28 Democratic Primary. number of congressional candidates, including Joe Sam a air-tea blockade of Cuba. On election laws, a resolution was Republicans ought to get down Fred Steele had not com the old 35th Senatorial District A native of Salina, Kansas, he is a son of Dr. and Mrs. Schenck of Canton.

W. Scott mitted himself to running for Harvey of Arden announced Saturday in Asheville that he will also seek the 11th District J. K. Harvey, and a 1947 graduate fthe University of Kan sas. He received his degree Astros Get Green Light For Tuesday Launch GOP nomination.

there in business administra Holshouser succeeds James the Senate," Veach told toe Republican Convention. Ha said the delegates hope to persuade Steele by personal support and "by putting some money on the line," as a gesture of financial support. A check for $25 was offered, then one for $50. Russell Bar-ringer of Durham came for tion, C. Gardner of Rocky Mount as state party chairman.

Gard Harvey came to North Carolina in 1952 as staff assistant to the assistant secretary of CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) ner, who is expected to an tracking network and recovery forces. fie jw $hw Miah TomMrtriurot xot4 XJ. Champion Papers Inc. at Can Even the weather, often a fic nounce next week, as a congressional candidate, did not seek re-election as state chair far Deyrim Sunday The Gemini astronauts Saturday received a green light for a Tuesday launching after they ward with $500, and pages were kle threat to space flights, Nor Consult local 'oroioit ton.

In 1955 be became associated with General Electric as a specialist in forecasting and promised to cooperate. man. The convention elected Mrs resolved a spacecraft hatch- But there were some anxious closing problem. Rain 4nd Showers moments Saturday morning inventory contra. Harvey, 42, served with the A.

E. Verbyla of Lenoir as vice chairman of the North Carolina The spacemen, Neil A. Arm when Armstrong and Scott were Infantry and Army Special Ser Republican Party. summoned to Gemini Launch sent among the convention delegates to pick up numerous other contributions. "We are here representing 600,000 Republicans" Veach told the delegates.

"We have a state-wide office up for election," he said of North Carolina's U. S. Senate term which expires in January. strong and David R. Scott, e-ported they were ready for the Holshouser who served in the Pad 19 after technicians had vices in World war 11 from 1943 to 1947.

A sergeant, he was General Assembly from Wa trouble closing a spacecraft ries in the Great Lakes region. Rain and showers also are slated in the Atlantic Coast states and the central Appalachians. (AP Wirephoto Map) action-packed three-day journey tauga County in 1963 and 1985, hatch. The U. S.

Weather Bureau forecast for Sunday calls for scattered showers from the northern and central Pacific Coast to the northern Rockies. Showers are indicated from the southern Plains to the Ohio Valley with rain showers and snow flur during which they are to make was 28 when first elected. It is the hatch Scott will open "We didn't come here to four separate hookups with an to exit the spacecraft for the other satellite and Scott is to fight Republicans we came awarded the Combat Infantry Badge and the Purple Heart in the European Theater. He is a member of the Vestry of All Souls Espiscopal Church and is a Junior Warden. He also teaches a Sunday School class there.

He is a member of Valley space stroll. If it can be closed properly, the astronauts would step into the emptiness of space for a record walk of nearly VA hours. LUCITi IHOUSI be unable to repressurize their cabin and there would be a ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES, Sua, Mar. 13, 1966 5A PAINT A mission review board of the National Aeronautics and Space threat of the pilots burning up during re-entry to earth. Springs Lions Ckib and has ser here to get ready to fight Democrats," the youthful minority, party leader said.

John B. Veach of Asheville opened the drive on the convention floor for the "Draft: Fred Steele Committee." Supporters of the Durham in-! surance man as a candidate' T1m CtMR ved as a Junior Acraevemeui Administration, Air Force and Scott worked with the hatch- Easy Way advisor. He onced served as Roaming The Mountains closing mechanism for some Weather Report FORECAST ASHEVILLE AND VICINITY: Scattered showers during the industry officials gave the go-ahead for Tuesday's spectacular to Pflhrt Extorter UlCtT publicity chairman tor me my wood County March of Dimes. urn and said afterwards he was satisfied he would have no double-header launching after Continued From Page One I Turkey Pen on Straight Fork for the U. S.

Senate had been. His wife is the former Miss Marsaret Irene Carlberg of trouble shutting the door in swaying an factors of the was not an incloeure for keen- hteraMnindness and his whim- na tamo rnrkuc hni fran flight: iiigni; space. uie man ana raias- HlT.JHL "ets, the Gemini 8 11: and Robert catch wild ones, REA AUTO SUPPLY active with plackards and posters here since the convention' opened here Friday. The Senate seat Republicans dren. Stuart Ann of privation and hardship.

spacecraft, control centers here Then there are Pretty Hollow Ttve problem centered around too thick a sealant around the edges of the hatch. Charles Harvey, a year and a 441 Oopat It. and in Houston, the global afternoon or evening, rather cloudy an continued mild. High In mid 60s. NORTH CAROLINA: Sunday variable cloudiness and contin They are the names mat, in a word or two, picture the features of a place, celebrate some Gap and Pretty Hollow Creek, which flows into the Rough Fork of Cataloochee.

half. Harvey said his campaign mill tnrhidfi a stand for a more Augerhole Gap is between incident of the rougn pioneer life, or recall some person who at some time was somehow courageous and aggressive mili-iarv stnateev to briits an earlier Eagle and Hazel Creeks, and ued mild with scattered showers mainly west portion Sunday afternoon or night. Highs 60s mountaineers say to negotiate WHY FRET ABOUT BANKING HOURS? end to the war in Viet Nam and identified with a given place it you have to make like an Uo Bone Valley, beyond mountains 66 to 76 elsewhere, more constructive use ot puduc cut Ridge, is Long Big Flats Monday scattered showers welfare money, auger. Behind every name there's a fatorv of how it came to be. mainly near the coast.

Other Branch, then Main Long Big He said he is also concerned ahnut the pace of inflation, and Flats Branch. And beyond, as a For example, take Bone Val will also include in his campaign recommendations on highway ley. "It baooened before my afcv and Civil Rights, head stream, is the Fur Long Big Long Big Flats Branch. Here in the Hazel Creek country there is Blockhouse, so named because liquor was made time." recalls Granville Cal AJ A wise partly cloudy and cooler. AIRPORT DATA (MOT 1M) unrlM 4:44 t.

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44 houn, the 90-year-old squire of the Smokies. "But neara me old folks tell about it, there, and Thundenieaa Mount' an. Briar Knob. Indian Camp, "Above all I neueve vm urc public servant must vigorously protect the independence and initiative of the individual from the pervasive power of big government. This characteristic of "Back then, and even in my time, folks let their cattle run Woolly Ridge, the Chestnut Band, Raven's Den.

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RalHtv HomMHy aliNvo HumWIiv ot 7 a. pw "Wl nniiiMi ii TfvM(v -v jMaavaaaaaaBi rv 0 w3si iaimaiaiiMj ''ffj, i 4V loose in the mountains. Always rounded them uo in the fall. Hc-se Branch, and Slick Rock. our society has always been our Ml Ot I P.

I. BKi Grossine. the high Welch at 7 a. m. rnapHniK Aiwww) fir hourtanJna (MM Totoi for ihoaM 1-Ma There were herders' shacks all over the Smokies.

Folks would be out days looking for their TaM ar vaar n.n. Divide to the east of Hazel Creek, and trailing down from Bear Wallow Bald, is Forney Creek. The first branch to the otaoo at a. m. tl (flood oatUe.

a aoa, n.i "Well, one aB a herdsman Lowaat fjmoantiao CIHojaflaaa faak left ud Forney is called Ad went looking for his cattle and source ot prosperity jsw ness." Labor Hearing Halted While Firm Appeals MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP) Valorem. spent days tooting, uouian find 'em any place. He searched the hum tops and the balds. With the exception of names in recent years to honor a scientist or some imminent person, Soon it was winter and the snows AtNimii writ Bator ft.

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m. Ad Valorem is the only none in come on. Still couldn't End bis cattle. all the Smokies that isn't stnc lv and genuinely backwoodsy, A National Labor Relations Board hearing into charges of "Come spring and some were wandering up the vat- for it seems highly unlikely that LAKI IHVTKJt IN ntt unfair labor practices against lev here and run upon the cattle. any mountaineer would nave christened a trout stream with They had frozen to death and there was only their bones.

"After that," Granville said, three subsidiaries ot Mariene Industries has been recessed pending action on an appeal to the national board. that reminder of custom-houses. The next branch on the right of Fomev is Slab Camp, end a fflialilil U. wootoar toroMI ndKtof Top of Oaiari Loot toko Caaaa voot. JoMaf t1- IT tfTTj M7I4 USa ga- IS? two ootir wio IT 174.4 17S4.0 ami MM 1471.1 they called it Bone Valley, it Bone Valley." little piece farther on is White The bearing naa Been unaer av eight davs at Myrtle Beach into charses that 17 employes at Man Glory.

On (he waters of Deep Creek, and the mountains from which they spring, are some peculiar DATA VMM OTMI CITIIt the Loris and Aynor subsidiaries nf Mariene were fired because Atlanta Newspapers Raise Price TafOOltWC SlMOOM ffMat tfAMOFO'WVO OifX. anf II hauriiloa. laot II hours) aval raMaH (loot 14 Moral aaaum 7 an) raMaH (laat 14 Mural aaaum 7 of their activities In behalf of names too. Easy Ridge is a the International Ladies uar- AOJWoao 45 7S loullvlila 44 51 ment Workers Union. A recess was called mnay AmariHO ATLANTA (AP) Atlanta 34 iwantanii 71 33 satiric term if you've ever tried to negotiate it with pack on your back.

Nick's Nest refers to old Nick, and Keg Drive was a favorite spot for bear-driving. when the NLRB and union at Newspapers, publisher of the Atlanta Journal and the At torneys asked Charles H. wmie, who is representing Mariene In Atlanta a ilr-ham IMmam Boston iuftaia Char lotto Maroi Cn'Msn 41 ft. Orkan 44 41 tjjmajva J3 4) 41 Rwnll li 41 lla Mhf lanta Constitution, announced Saturday night that effective dustries, to supply company Tow strings gets its ooa aes nationfrom the industry of an old Monday the single copy sale 11 41 .11 Porra- Mo. Chicaaa it 41 44 Paula records.

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