Mood of America in 1964 election year preview
Across the country AP reporters find a cautiously buoyant mood after Kennedy's assassination with optimism for 1964 despite poverty, unemployment, and racial tension. Voters foresee tax cuts and Civil Rights action, while wary of world trouble spots and domestic strains shaping the campaign.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
Associated Press
John
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Panama
Cuba
Berlin
Zanzibar
Appalachia
Harlem
America
Chambers of Commerce
Hartford
Conc
China
Latin America
Geon General
Congress
Ray Davidson
Denver
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Colorado
American Civil Liberties Union
L. Sylvester Odom
Thomasville High Corner celebrates Pam Brewer queen of Valentine’s week
Thomasville High notes Pam Brewer as the Valentine’s queen after a school dance in the cafeteria. Pam, a junior and All-American example, has led as a cheerleader and Rainbow for Girls member while earning Top Bulldog of the Month honors. The column also covers Student Council actions, attendance trophies, and sports wins by JV basketball and wrestling teams.
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Mr. Tapp
Thomasville Senior High School
Pam Brewer
Tri-Hi-Y
Pam
Order of Rainbow
Tommy Earnhardt
Thomasville
Kern Street
Lyndon
Linn
Madison - Mayodan
Statesville Grayhounds
Jim Tapp
Central Davidson
Urban Renewal Brings Family Of Seven To New Home
During a bitter winter in December and January a family of seven lived in a coal heated three room house on Washington Drive. The East Central Urban Renewal Area displaced families like the Smalls who used to rent for 30 dollars monthly and burn coal. They moved into a three bedroom house on Meadowbrook Street with a yard, and monthly payments of 66.25 dollars. The Redevelopment Commission helped with moving costs and finding a home, fulfilling Mrs. Smalls long held wish to own a place.
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Sam Small
Ladoska
Mrs. Small
Small
Commission
Redevelopment Commission
Smalls
Meadowbrook Street
Major Talk By Scott at Guilford County YDC Dinner
Scott Robert W. Scott of Haw River will deliver his first major address after announcing as a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor. He speaks at the Guilford County YDC Membership Dinner in Greensboro Monday night at Holiday Inn South. Tickets are at the door. Kenneth Alley of Greensboro leads the host club with State YC President Tom Gilmore as a member. Scott is part of Alamance County YDC and immediate past master of the State Grange.
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Robert W. Scott
Haw River
Greensboro
Scott
U.S
W. Kerr Scott
Guilford County
YDC
Holiday Inn South
Kenneth Alley
Tom Gilmore
Alamance County
State Grange
First Aid Class Offered By Montlieu PTA Safety Committee
The second class of the standard Red Cross First Aid Course, sponsored by the safety committee of Montlieu Avenue School PTA, will be held Tuesday in the school p.m.
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Red Cross
Safety Committee of
Montlieu Avenue
PTA
Three Part Program at Northeast PTA Meeting
Northeast Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association schedules a Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting in the school auditorium. Three films will be shown with speakers Janet McCurry and Fred Tumbleston on Emotional Maturity, Judge Byron Haworth on Who Should Decide, and Drs Eugene and Eldora Terrell on Sex Attitudes in Adolescence. A discussion will follow. parents may attend all or any single presentation.
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Northeast Junior High School
Janet McCurry
Fred Tumbleston
Byron Haworth
Eugene Terrell
Eldora Terrell
Carter Holbrook
Central Hi High Points at Barkley Forum and District Congress
Central Hi High Points Central’s National Forensic League returned from the Barkley Forum in Atlanta with a seventh place finish among 53 teams earning a permanent forum chair. Sagi Heer won first in oratory out of 80 contestants, with Vicki Morgan fourth. Debaters Burn ley, Robbins, Kiel and Starling won six of ten debates, Robbins high in extemporaneous. District Congress saw 14 schools, Central sending reps Willi Krapels Judy Wilson Susan Hendrix and Linda Conrad. Seniors presented A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court. The swimming team, 93 record, trained before school and competed at the Southern Interscholastic at Chapel Hill with 14–20 teams visiting from D C and Atlanta.
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Central
National Forensic League
Barkley Forum
Atlanta
Hinhant Cinala Hannr
Auean
Sagi Uuu
Katie Heer
Vicki Morgan
Jamie Burnley
John Robbins
David Kiel
Ken Starling
North Carolina Health Careers Club
Winton - Salem
Willi Krapels
Judy Wilson
Susan Hendrix
Linda Conrad
Chapel Hill
Washington, D. C
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Ohio
South Bend Ind
Detroit
Willard Doering
Honolulu
Johnson
South
Midwest
Soviet Union
Berlin Walls
Viet Nams
Cubas
Panamas
Marvin Schmid
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Frank H. Groel
Prudential Insurance Co
New Jersey Chamber of Commerce
George Miller
Datrait
South Bend
Ind
Lloyd Crother
Studebaker
William G. Brenneman
Robert Goodell
Council Bluffs
Iowa
William Prettyman
Ridgewood
Phil Sherburne
University of Oregon
Gordon S. Clinton
Seattle
Mary Martha Sloan
Kansas City
James M. Kemper Jr
Floyd Bennett
Portland
Ore
Cern
Sylvester Odom
James H. Lincoln
Walter T. Cotton
Omaha
High Corner
Carol Little
Pam Mendenhall
Shirley Connell
Margaret Poole
Lyle Smith
Sherrill Kennedy
Old House
Small and Wife
Northeast
Forsyth Hospital
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