S. E. Burford: High Pointer of Week at William Penn
Enterprise profile of Samuel E. Burford longtime William Penn High School principal in High Point. He reflects on the 1967 68 school year as the last at the Washington Drive campus and explains plans for the future new senior high nearby.
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Robert Marks
Enterprise
S. E. Burford
William Penn High School
High Point
McGuinn Place
Northeast Junior High
Burford
William Penn
E. Washington Drive
Southern Railway
Otis Wells
New York City
Mitchell Perara
Los Angeles
Elmer Anderson
John Coltrane
Samuel E. Burford
Lynchburg, Va
Thomas
Fannie Burford
Virginia Union University
Richmond
University of Michigan
North Carolina
Alamance County
Burlington
High Point Normal School
Society of Friends For the Education of
S. E
Johnson faces campaign limits as 1968 dawns
The article weighs how President Johnson may campaign openly in 1968 amid rising antiwar protests and campus discontent. It notes past crowds and picketing, the risk of public rallies, and possible pivot to TV. It also covers Iran aid issues and voter demographics for 1968 with a brief Expo 67 note.
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Washington
Johnson
Los Angeles
U. S
Harvard
Defense
Robert McNamara
New York
Mrs. Johnson
TV Courage
The Wrath of Men and God in Vietnam War Debate
Rev Samuel R Hope, former Forest Hills pastor now in Saigon as Vietnam Christian Service director, argues in Presbyterian Survey that the Vietnam conflict may yield two good outcomes. He urges Christians to separate Kingdom of God from United States policy and to mobilize against militarism while noting the war's complexity and recommending Fulbright's The Arrogance of Power.
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Iran
White House
United States
Shah
Allah
Vietnam
Samuel R. Hope
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
High Point
Forest Hills
Mr. Hope
Christian Church In
America
Kingdom of God
United States of America
Hope
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Davidson Sheriff Leads major Davidson County raid
Fred C. Sink was elected sheriff of Davidson County and led a Saturday raid at Longview Motel and Truck Stop on I-85 that netted 12 arrests on charges from abortion to safe robbery. Lexington Thomasville and Greensboro officers aided with state and federal agencies.
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Lexington
Fred C. Sink
Davidson County
Sink
Longview
I-85
Fred
Greensboro
State Bureau of Investigation
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Highway Patrol
U. S. Marshall
Davidson
Link
Thomasville
Deep Freezer Craze Among Alaskans and Highway Lore
Cridlebaugh reports Alaska homesteaders dig their own deep freeze lockers in backyards to store frozen meat and supplies. National Geographic notes the Alaska Highway’s 25th birthday with details on its cross country route, construction in 1942, and the harsh, 90 to minus 70 degree climate endured by soldiers and civilians alike.
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National Geographic Society
Alaska
Canada
Alaska Highway
America
the Geographic
Japan
U. S. Army
North Carolina
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Kennedy
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Montreal
By Robert Marks
Presbyterian Survey, the Magazine of
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Presbyterian Church In the
By Bob Burchette
Verle Stamey
High Point Memorial Hospital
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Verlo
Deep Freezer
Dam Cridlebaugh
Braxton
Dawson Creek
Yukon
Fairbanks
Geographic
Camp Sutton
Monroe
Sutton
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