Faison and Taylor Complete Orientation at Western Carolina
In Cullowhee at Western Carolina University Joseph Faison of Turkey and James Taylor of Fayetteville finished an orientation course that teaches how to cope successfully with college life.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1967
Page
12
In Cullowhee at Western Carolina University Joseph Faison of Turkey and James Taylor of Fayetteville finished an orientation course that teaches how to cope successfully with college life.
At Western Carolina University 18 visually impaired youths completed a five week orientation mixing two hours of college work with a study skills program. Seniors and grads acted as aides. Tenacious campus involvement led to most participants earning As or Bs and the rest passing.
The Unitarian Universalist Church of New York hosted an outdoor worship in Central Park described as a Religious Happening. Attendees enjoyed instrumental music and a flower communion service.
R A Muench Jr announces Yankee-Dixie Power plans a giant electric generating station in the North Carolina Virginia area with coal and nuclear units and 1 900 miles of high voltage lines. Long range expansion targets Florida and New England.
In Brookfield, Illinois a 15 year old boy named Robert A Dickson was found dead in his room after a belt was looped over a clothesline and used to hang himself. His father, Robert F Dickson, discovered the body after the boy had watched television with his grandparents Mr and Mrs W M Dickson.
In Las Vegas a five woman group the Ladybirds performed topless at the Aladdin Hotel on the Strip despite protests from Musicians Protective Union Local 369. Hotel officials said union overruled locally and the act would go on with no blouses drawing an overflow crowd.
NUMA F. Reid Lodge announces a gathering as E G Updegrove, secretary, invites visiting Masons. The note emphasizes a cordial welcome and a plan for fellowship and shared rituals.
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