Jonas on Duke Carolina game and his political path
Republican Rep. Charles R. Jonas discusses his Carolina roots at Duke game. He recalls track record at UNC 1925 and four state half mile records, shift to Republican Party, and views on gerrymandering and two party system shaping his career. He cites family history in Chapel Hill and defers on Governor run in 1964.
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Durham
Charles R. Jonas
Chapel Hill
Duke Carolina
Jonas
Roy Armstrongs
W. University Drive
Jonases
Research Triangle
Carolina
Dale Ranson
Bob Fetzer
Ranson
UNC
Bob
Law School
Xncl Law Review
Senate
House of Representatives
Rep
Congress
Union
Richmond
Republican Party
Duke-Carolina
William Penn Notebook highlights athletes and events
Students return to school as Melvin Barber earns Shrine Youth Bowl selection and All-Star prep training at A. and T. College. Principal attends national education meeting in Dallas. Seniors take Cooperative Intercollegiate Exam for scholarships and college admission. Play premiere of Pick A Dilly previewed and cast listed. Tigers open basketball season against Winston-Salem Teachers College freshmen team with local support.
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Melvin Barber
Melvin
Jimmy
Johnny
Durham
Dallas
Texas
The
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Penn
Chauncey Winston
Bennett College
Tigers
Athletic Board
Tiger
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Higher Education under pressure in coming college crisis
The piece argues that world leadership standards are rising, demanding better laboratories, classrooms, and qualified teachers. With applicants forecast to double within a decade, colleges face shortages and a squeeze unless investments are made. Readers are urged to write to a public service address in Times Square for more information.
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Box
Times Square Station
New York
N.Y
Thomasville High honors and Christmas queen named
After a four day break Thomasville High students return to class with 14 days left before Christmas. 43 sophomores 28 seniors and 36 juniors made the honor roll with the junior class highest percentage. National Honor Society ornaments honored students on a paper tree. William C. Foil visited science classes and annual staff photos were taken. Suzy Bowles chosen Christmas Queen of Davidson County by the faculty and led Lexington Christmas parade. Hardwood action began last.
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National Honor Society
William C. Foil
Science
State Department of Public Education
Suzy Bowles
Davidson County
Lexington
TSHS
Suzy
Hardwood
Thomasville
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Daniel Bell
Clarence Yakley
Peggy Davis
Connie Tyson
Judy
Clyde Pike
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Carol
Gloria Kirby
William Duff
Leutichia Hill
Billy Sawyers
Phyllis Curry
Gyned Davis
Dianne Williams
Roosevelt Balem
J. Tobias
Miss Cynthia McDonald
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Mars
Leo
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Morehead Planetarium
Chapel Hill, N.C
Star OF Bethlehem
Eddie Layton
Henry
Harris Music CO
High Point, N. C
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WILL
America
College OF Your Choice
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Holiday Motors
N. Main
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Austin-Healey, M.G
High Corner
North State
Central Exchange
High Point
Randleman
G.ac
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Tower Loan Co
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