Youth Center Attracts Over 200 At Five Weeks In High Point
The High Point Parks and Recreation Youth Center, five weeks old, has enrolled over 200 members with near equal weekly turnout on Saturdays. Senior High students ages 15 to 19 join the program, which features dancing, games, and a snack bar. Director Stronach and staff Tommy Kellam and Evelyn McNeely oversee activities with Betty Kerr as chair and Nancy Bright aiding the Student Council.
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Lane Kerr
J. J. Ellington
Tommy Kellam
Evelyn McNeely
Betty Kerr
Dwight Payne
Nancy Bright
Greensboro
Signal Stars Performers Use Quiet Cues for Arithmetic Dogs
Performing dogs respond to almost imperceptible trainer signals to indicate correct answers to math problems. The training relies on tiny hand or jaw movements barely visible to audiences and even subtle for observers.
Russia Cracks Austrian Whip in School Sabotage Probe
Officials blamed the school leader and teachers for sabotaging progress as the Soviet class faced a full attendance failure during performances. Inspectors also held the class responsible for overall underperformance in the program.
Local Auction Translates to Pounds and Ounces
A brief notice from Dunkirk Indiana reports a weights and measures update with pounds and ounces listed ambiguously. No further context or names are provided in the readable fragment.
Oldsters Keep On Working
In Pasadena California a group of elderly residents insists retirement shortens life, while one veteran worker P. M. Kokanour, aged 8, continues to run 4 opened 22.
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Oldsters
Pasadena
Calif
P. M. Kokanour
Ampro
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