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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1963

Page

23

Central Hi High Points Featured Christmas Concert

This afternoon at 3 o'clock an orchestra band and A Cappella Choir present a combined Christmas concert at Northeast Junior High. E Barry Ruth directs the orchestra with oboe soloist Cynthia Fryhover performing Sleepers Awake The Song of Peace and Christmas Festival Florence Green leads the A Cappella Choir with Claudette Beeson as soloist in I Wonder as I Wander The featured song of the bands is Twas the Night Before Christmas under David L Carter. Central hosts the 16th annual North Carolina Assn of Health Physical Education and Recreation convention with demos panels slides and films under the theme Adapting for the Future.

Northeast Junior High E. Barry Ruth Florence Green Claudette Beeson David L. Carter Central North Carolina Assn. of Health, Physical Education North Carolina

Thomasville High School December Notes and Events

December buzz at Thomasville Senior High with guest speakers from local clubs, Shrine Bowl participant Lerry Mciaru son praised, senior superlatives framed, and sports updates. Career Days planned January 29–30 with Dr. Plemmons as speaker. Seniors to be measured for caps and gowns on December 17.

Thomasville Senior High School Dianne Jackson Kaye Crawford Sherrill Kennedy Gilbert Lipscomb Larry Crouch Eddie Hinkle Woman’s Club BPW Rotary Club Lions Club Jaycees Civitans Tototand Thomasville Chamber of Commerce William H. Plemmons Appalachian State Teacher's College

Oswald and the Dallas Assassination Chronicle

A condensed account traces Lee Harvey Oswald from a Soviet era exile to New Orleans and Dallas. It recalls his political drift, pro Castro activity, and family, culminating in the assassination of John F Kennedy on November 22, 1963, and Lyndon Johnson's swift ascension.

Soviet Union United States Minsk Marina Nicholaeva Oswald State Department New Orleans Kennedy Ian Fleming Huey Long Fair Play For Cuba Mexico Japan Vatican Ecumenical Council John Kennedy Dallas Austin Lyndon B. Johnson Montana Dakotas Chamber of Commerce Texas White House Secret Service Yarborough Johnson Kennedys Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson Arthur Schlesinger Jr Theodore White Life Magazine Connally James ‘Chaney Jack Parkland Hospital Secret Mac Newark N.J Formosa Chiang Kai-Shek Billy ‘Graham New York Victor Schiro Falls Church Hollywood Audrey Hepburn Bobby Kennedy J. Edgar Hoover Ted Senate House John McCormick Hyannis Port Pope Paul VI John Maguire Victor Lasky Teheran Farah Buenos Aires Caroline Kennedy Jack Ruby Pacific Washington Lyndon Johnson Cathedral ‘School For Girls Lucy George Burkley Lee Oswald

gun debate and Oswald case feed congressional action

Congress moves to tighten firearms laws as it debates banning mail order sales and stricter registration while requiring proof of citizenship and mental fitness. The Dallas obkjects say Oswald fired all three shots that killed Kennedy. FBI reports align, with ballistics tying the shots to a single Mannlicher Carcano. Tests and experts weigh the feasibility of three shots in seconds, noting Oswald's marksmanship level and telescopic sight advantages.

FBI Dallas Oswald Atty Henry Wade Kennedy Wade Secret Service John B. Connally Texas Jesse Curry Curry Leonard Davis National Rifle Association Washington Davis Marine Corps Soviet Union Italy Corriere Dello Sport Rome Paese Sera

William Penn Notebook highlights 1963 Jabberwock winners

The piece notes the Negro history theme in Atlantic civilization culture and Martin Luther King’s dream as the Jabberwock theme. First prize went to the Dance Group for Exodus, with Dramatics' Club and Dance Group second and third. Miss Jabberwock 1963 is Shirley Price. runners up La Sandra Keeye and Deborah Faust.

Martin Luther King Washington Dramatics’ Club Shirley Price la Sandra Keeye Deborah Faust Greensboro

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