High Point College coach Tom Quinn profiled
The staff writer outlines Tom Quinn a ninth year coach at High Point College his journey from high school to college coaching and his aim for another Kansas trip. Born 1931 Beckley West Virginia he served in the Air Force and earned a master's from Florida his wife Doris joins him as a devoted supporter as HPC eyes a strong season in the Carolinas Conference.
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Bill Hodges
Defl
Ies Catine
Tom Quinn
High Point College
Joura
Quinn
Newberry
Kansas City
High Point
HPC
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
Carolinas
Kansas
Beckley
W. Va
Tom
Charlene Quinn
Marshall College
Huntington
Marshall
University of Florida
Cocoa (Fla
Doris Smith
Polkton
N. C
Pla-Mar
Windy Beach
S. C
Letters urging support for soldiers and political restraint
A reader thanks home front supporters and urges actions to comfort soldiers abroad while criticizing partisan politics. The letter laments losses in elections, warns against black-balling dissent, and urges Republican leaders to avoid turning the party into a funeral home rather than a vehicle for life.
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P. S
Republican Party
Editor's Outlook on featherbedding and automation risks
An editor's column argues against forced featherbedding as a tax on employers and consumer prices. The piece critiques A H Raskin's stance, warns of broader industry damage from universal payroll inflation, and suggests targeted cuts and shared costs amid rising automation.
North Carolina Voters Split On Little Federal Amendment
The Piedmont electorate voiced opposition to the Little Federal Amendment with L Richardson Preyer the only Democratic gubernatorial candidate to state his stance, opposing the amendment and urging leaders in Raleigh in 1965 to stand on principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Federal Plan
the Enterprise
North Carolina
Piedmont
L. Richardson Preyer
Urban renewal in High Point discussed by local leaders
Sunday Accent urges calm appraisal of High Point urban renewal. Local commission and council checks balance federal involvement, with safeguards for property owners and housing relocation. The East Central Area, starting at 100 block S Main and stretching 508 acres, is largely Black and underdeveloped. Judge Gwyn supported the program after a Superior Court ruling.
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High Point
P. Hunter Dalton Jr
I. Paul Ingle
Fred Alexander
J. H. Millis
C. E. Yokely
East Central
Planning and Zoning Commission
East Central Area
S. Main Street
Southern Railway
E. Green Drive
Allen Gwyn
Superior Court
Dr Milton Block remembered as hard working Davidson coroner
The Thomasville scene honors Dr Milton E Block a Davidson County coroner and medical examiner noted for duty and a two way radio link with the Sheriff’s Department. Sheriff Homer Lee Cox recalls him flying from California to respond to a death and returning home hours later saying he would do his job and do it well.
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Block
Davidson County
Sheriff's Department
Homer Lee Cox
California
Greensboro
Pepper the pipe-loving pup at Wombles home
Tales from the Arbordale home of Earl and Charlotte Wombles describe their wire-haired terrier Pepper who has adopted a pipe, coffee ritual, and human-like behavior as she greets guests and sits in the TV chair. The piece links Pepper to family lore and past tricks of Chum.
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The
Enterprise
Arbordale
Earl Wombles
Earl
Charlotte
Vonnie
Pepper
Womble
Pep
Per
Chum
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Evening Post
New York Times
A. H. Raskin
Raskin
United States
Colvely
Automa
Enterene
Paradise Oriental
Lake
Moore
Preyer
Andy Kilgariff
Robert
Thomasville
Milton E. Block
Harvey Head
Lexington
Bob Head
Head
Ken Huffman
Salem Street
WTNC
Marvin
Randleman
Guil-Rand
Vic
Lakeside
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