Two Way Radio Medical Conferences Grow in North Carolina
Dr. William P Richardson leads UNC School of Medicine in a expanding two way radio series for postgraduate education. The program links WUNC FM in Chapel Hill with hospitals across the state, reaching 150 to 200 listeners weekly and expanding to new towns and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demont Roseman JR
Chapel Hill
Wunc -Fm
Terrell's Mountain
William P Richardson
North Carolina
Albemarle
Burlington
Durham
Goldsboro
Greensboro
High Point
Kinston
Rockingham
Rocky Mount
Willson
Richardson
WVOT
Wilson
Caroling Radio
Caroling
Wsjs-Fm
Winston
Washington
Williamston
Ahoskie
New Bern
Mount Airy
Statesville
Wilkesboro
North Pubeauore
Hickory
Newon
Wunc-Fm
Smithfield
Charlotte Concord
Salisbury
Albany Medical College
Merck Sharp and
Dohme
National Fund For Medical Education
UNC School of Medicine
Oscar L. Sapp III
Audrey Emerson
Department of Preventive Medicine
Tom McLees
William Penn Notebook Recaps Elks contest winners and band triumph
Phyllis Curry and Cynthia De Berry shine in Elk Oratorical Contest with Grier taking $150 scholarship. Russians myth teased space talk at assembly. William Penn High Band earns superior ratings at Winston-Salem festival under cadet teacher Stanley Grady. Tiger track posts 62 point win as District meet nears at Penn. Tennis team improves with Roger Lindsey undefeated in Burlington.
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Phyllis Curry
Cynthia DeBerry
la Sandra Keege
Ross Grier
Grier
Rufus Bostic
of the Elks
Penn
Loage
Irving Hamilton
Frederick Koch
Roy Wooster
Mongul
National Aeronautic Space Administration
Russia
America
William Penn High School
Winston-Salem
Linda Parker
Castillia
Talmadge Carter
Haydn
Anita
Stanley Grady
A & T College
Willie Brevard
Charles Nicholson
Ray Moose
Gary Wall
Richard Derry
Vernon Walker
Burlington
Roger Lindsey
VSL Day Observance Highlighting High Point Volunteers
Leaders from the Red Cross and American Cancer Society in High Point back VSL Day planned by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The article notes about 1,500 Volunteer workers canvassed for the cancer fund, raising 6500, with Gray Ladies operating hospital visitor desks and other Red Cross programs like Bloodmobile. Co chairs are Robert Davis and Carson Stout. Jaycees handle arrangements. May observance includes an evening program on Knox.
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Red Cross
American Cancer Society
High Point
Cancer Society
Maya
Cancer Service
Mortimer
Gray Lady
Memorial Hospital
F. L. Hendrix
Robert Davis
Carson Stout
Jaycees
Central Hi High Points Concert At Northeast Junior High
Climaxing two days of work, the Piedmont Orchestra will present a concert this afternoon at 4 at Northeast Junior High. North Carolina high school students will perform. the public is invited.
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Piedmont Orchestra
North Carolina
Northeast Junior High
Thomasville High Junior Senior Prom and Activities
Thomasville High notes the 1963-64 Junior-Senior Prom with Gone With the Wind as theme and praises juniors efforts. It reports the 1964-65 marshals announced, honors for Candy Lambeth and Mickey Cox’s no-hitter, plus a feature on Naples Florida's first electronic watermelon sorting plant by Carl Glidden and his 600 acres of melons.
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Thomasville Senior High School
Toni Veach
Tommy Earnhardt
Chapel Hill
Aycock
Jim Myers
Susan Stallings
Patsy Wilson
Jean Young
Candy Lambeth
The
Facts and Fun
Grayson Covington
Mickey Cox
Bulldogs
Mickey
Thomasville
Electrone
Naples
Fla
Carl Glidlen
Collier County
Florida
Glidden
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Oscar Sapp
Ipeas Richardson
William Penn
Hendrix
Bloodmobile
ED. Grimsley
Stanley Twigg
Darlang
Homer Smith
V.S.L. Day
High Point, North Carolina
V.S.L
Cancer Crusade
Jane Snotherly
Shangri- la
Paradise
National Education Assn
Sallye Woodruff
Sherry Sears
Linda Slanter
Richard Thayer
John Albertson
Jeff Williard
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Ijwin
University of North Carolina
Science Club
Jeff
North Carolina State
High Corner
By Margaret Poole