Cycle of Poverty Returns to Haunt Gastonia Family
A man and his 18 year old wife were charged with neglect after police found three children living in a cold two room house with wet diapers and bruises on a 17 month old. Helen Cunningham, head of Juvenile Court, recalls a 10 year old beaten by his father years ago, illustrating the cycle of poverty the Johnson anti poverty program seeks to break.
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Strick
Gastonia
Helen Cunningham
Cunningham
Johnson
Indifferent Man vs Free Man A Chamber of Commerce challenge
President Carey of the U S Chamber warns against the Indifferent Man who withdraws from identity and responsibility. He argues space age complexity threatens individual rights and cautions citizens to resist becoming mere statistics. He urges vigilance against indifferent conformity.
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Carey
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Richter's gift aids tuition free colleges for needy students
Max Richter born 1859 in Germany, who became a hosiery man ufacturer silk importer and theater owner, left 475000 to City College and Hunter College. The Max Reba Richter Fund, created by his 1945 will, supports students who cannot complete their studies due to financial hardship.
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Max Ritcher
New York
City College
Hunter College
Richter
Gotham
Germany
College education no longer a luxury but a necessity
HEW Secretary Anthony Celebrezze argues for initial 250 million of a 1.5 billion program to expand aid from grade school to college. He warns of a 50 percent rise in enrollment by 1970 and says the nation must ensure access to higher education for the next generation amid advances in science and technology.
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HEW
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Short Snippets From Page Captions and Jokes
A collection of pithy quips and punchlines from various papers. Jokes touch on Christmas food shortages in Cuba, a quip about a husband, teenage fashion, Soviet dues, and Beatles comparison, reflecting light, era-typical humor.
Felines! Mr Waynick Writes To A Cat's Meow
Mr Waynick recounts his shift from cat neutral to cat keeper after stray felines move in at a farm. He recalls Buzz the Persian tom, Mona, and a growing clan of nine, their quirks, and his dilemma over which cats to eliminate as he faces unemployment and rising costs. Public Relations is introduced as one cat, with a note to see Page 10-A.
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Capus Waynick
John Peacock
Don Mackintosh
Buzz
Greensboro
Mona
Ehringhaus
Raleigh
Cary
Tom
High Point
MR. Waynick
Argie R. Wood
Postal Services
Gere
Post Office
Anvil Brancd
Anvil Brand
South Carolina
Virginia
the Times
Decision and Destiny in the Power of Choice
A Sunday sermon argues that environment and inheritance shape character but personal choice and resolve can overcome fate. It cites Moses and Joseph Pulitzer as examples of decisive action leading to moral and worldly success, urging readers to decide for the good despite surrounding influences.
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Chicago
Piedmont Carolina
Bowery
Moses
Pharoah
Joseph Pulitzer
America
New York
Cer
Jaycees confront liquor sales debate and local issues
Community editors discuss reform of liquor sales in High Point with calls for a countywide referendum and ABC structure. debates on drys, licensing deadlines, and public education accompany notices of 1965 license plates and new postal services roles.
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ABC
East Gate
Greensboro
Guilford
Jamestown
South Hamilton
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North Main Street Point
N.C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Molt McPherson
Batter
Ty Patterson, SR
Werry
Associated Press
Os Reeds
Point
N. C
San Daeery
Este Sents
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Devery Ris
Eonint
Fuzzy
Smokey
Old Tom
Calypso the Clown
Miss Puss
Miss Cat
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Holt McPherson
Ood
Jaycees
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