Central High students earn top honors and new club members
Scott Gayle is among 48 national Angier B. Duke Scholars headed to Duke University worth up to 14000 dollars for four years. DECA winners advance to the state contest in Winston-Salem April 3 4. Lynn Stout and Sharon Snider are National Merit finalists. New French Club members include Linda Filippo Dean Lee Judy Ryan and Bruce Thomas. Centralaires earned a superior rating at Davidson College and attended a Chapel Hill workshop led by Dr. Lara Hoggard. Class rings arrive and the baseball team begins spring practice. East Randolph narrowly defeats the Girls Athletic Association 29 28.
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Tommye Stancil
Central
Scott Gayle
Angier B. Duke
Duke University
Duke
Robert S. Gayle
Rockford Road
Bob Staley
Walter Williams High School
Burlington
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Winston-Salem
DECA
Sue Beard
Bonnie Crawford
Ken Litton
Judy Scott
David Owens
Lynn Stout
Sharon Snider
Linda Filippo
Dean Lee
Judy Ryan
Bruce Thomas
Centralaires
Davidson College
Chapel Hill
Lara Hoggard
University of North Carolina At
East Randolph
Andrews High Stages Spectra 70 talent show weekend
Andrews High Student Council presents Spectra 70 two nights February 27 and 28 at Northeast Junior High School with 7:30 pm curtain. Tickets sold in advance or at the door as tryouts for The Mousetrap were held last week for a March 19 20 performance.
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Andrews
Spectra 70
Northeast Junior High School
Agatha Christie
Methodist Laymen To Hold Meet In Lexington
The laymen of the Thomasville United Methodist District meet March 1 in Lexington with Bishop Earl G. Hunt Jr. to discuss The Things That Trouble The Church Today. Over 1,000 United Methodists are expected at First United Methodist Church with programs by Dr. Charles G. Beaman Jr. and others.
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Lexington
Thomasville
Earl G. Hunt Jr
Charlotte
United Methodist
First United Methodist Church
A. Mitchell Faulkner
Charles G. Beaman Jr
Bishop Hunt
Kenneth D. Crouse
Central United Methodist Church of
Denton
Archie Sink
First Church
Cliff Erickson
Judge L. Roy Hughes
Robert L. Johnson
John W. Pennington
Mocksville
A. F. Berner
Winston-Salem
Youth Council initiates Traffic Safety Week in High Point
The North Carolina Youth Council in Fayetteville plans its statewide YCNC convention for March 14 15 in Fayetteville. High Point youth Ben Cameron Janet Church and Brenda Hoover traveled to Danville Virginia to assist a new Youth Council. A February traffic safety program starts today in High Point using new council methods.
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YCNC
Fayetteville
High Point Youth Council
Ben Cameron
Janet Church
Brenda Hoover
Danville
North Carolina
Astor Dowdy Towers
French philosopher defends celibacy rule in Vatican column
French philosopher Jean Buitton argues in the Vatican newspaper that allowing priests to marry could lead to divorce eligibility. He defends Pope Paul VI for upholding celibacy and seeks to close public discussion on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
Jean Buitton
Pope Paul VI
Watertown Doctor Wins Bread Baking Blue Ribbons
Dr. John E. Scanlon an oculist in Watertown won blue ribbons for white and whole wheat bread in recent Jefferson County Fair judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N.Y
John E. Scanlon
Jefferson County
Bail Sought for Five Men in Chicago Riot Case
Lawyers filed a brief in U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals seeking bail and an appeal bond for five men found guilty of inciting rioting in Chicago. Judge Hoffman sentenced five defendants to five years and $5,000 fines in U. S. District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Julius J. Hoffman
U. S
Hoffman
David Dellinger
Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
Thomas Hayden
Rennie Davis
Experiment With Radiation Affects Animals Behavior
USC psychologist Dr. Ernest Furchtgott reports that prenatal or early postnatal radiation exposure in rats causes heightened fearfulness and learning difficulties. He notes adults resist small doses, while developing organisms show pronounced sensitivity to X rays and gamma rays.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
Ernest Furchtgott
United Nations Scientific Committee On
USC
Furchtgott
Tuba Gets Its Own Seat On Philadelphia Flight
Abe Torchinsky of the Philadelphia Orchestra flies to Sarasota Springs New York with his wife and a tuba. He pays full fare for himself three quarters for his wife and half fare for the tuba so it can have its own seat. He fears damage if the instrument goes in baggage.
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Philadelphia
Abe Torchinsky
Tuba
Sarasota Springs
N.Y
Torchinsky
Philadelphia Orchestra
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Lady Raiders
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Piedmont
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By Jamie Leonard
Youth Council of North Carolina
Jarrett’s Stationery Company
Wrenn
Lonneys
Westchester Mall
Lady Dunhill
N. Main Street
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Gore
Eedal
Paul Kennedy
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