Thomasville High Corner School Notes and School Events
Thomasville High students resumed classes after the holiday and carried on with activities. The Student Council met with Stan Styers presiding to discuss peanut sales for the March of Dimes. Mid terms began Friday as students aimed for strong performance. Some students took College Board proficiency tests at Central High Point. A quoted proverb of wisdom concludes the item.
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Stan Styers
College Board
Central High Point
Walter Winchell In New York and De Gaulle Critique
Walter Winchell questions the U.S. economy and global policy in New York remarks. He cites dissatisfaction with labor, inflation, taxes, and censorship while urging production and unity. He critiques De Gaulle for fracturing the Western Alliance and warns of escalating international tensions.
Appeasement and the lure of progress in a wary era
The author argues appeasement is dangerous and flawed while warning that focus on machines and space ignores people. It criticizes bigotry and violence driven rhetoric and notes Latin America’s long Communist influence beyond Cuba’s recent spotlight.
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Nasser
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Cuba
Reds
Latin America
What’s wrong with television
The piece argues television favors safe, predictable shows over bold, controversial ones. It urges industry leaders to pursue stimulation and vitality rather than stagnation and to recognize subversion as a crime, not a political idea.
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Lew
Johnson’s Linuxing of Congress Shapes Great Society Drive
President Johnson plans carefully tailored bills to win easy passage on Capitol Hill while pushing a broad Great Society agenda. He aims to avoid direct aid to private schools, instead funding shared facilities and books for all students, with a $1.5 billion education plan. The piece also covers shifts in personnel, including Humphrey’s Senate exit, Hayden’s guest seat, and notable guests at Johnson inauguration events.
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Leslie Carpenter
Washington
Johnson
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Congress
Hubert Humphrey
Senate
Humphrey
House
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Lyndon Johnson
Sen
Russell Long
D-La
NBC
Ross Bass
D-Tenn
Dewey Martin
Hollywood
New York
Bass
Gregory Peck
LBJ
Johnson makes personal oath as mother’s Bible is used
President Johnson selects his mother’s well worn Bible for the inauguration and asks Chief Justice Earl Warren to administer the oath. The Ways and Means Committee aims to finish a medicare bill by March 15.
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Leslie Carpenter
Johnson
Earl Warren
House
Ways and Means
Sen
Maurine Aioe Ore
Boston
Philip Solomon
Harvard
Jean Monnet
Johnson-Humphrey
U. S
Kennedy
Panama
Knee Joint Surgery Rehelps Woman Walk Again
Mrs Estelle Fields of Goldston is learning to walk again after major knee replacement surgeries at N C Memorial Hospital. The operation arthroplasty uses cobalt alloy joints to restore motion. The UNC surgeon notes suitability varies but benefits carefully chosen patients with severe arthritis.
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Santees Letthe
Estelle Fields
Rt. 1
Goldston
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
N. C. Memorial Hospital
U.S
William Penn Notebook First Semester Exams Set
The notebook notes students returning to school after break with a fashion show of new clothing and a mix of mood. Examinations are scheduled for January 18 and 19 with seniors eyeing colleges. The first 1965 PTA meeting is planned for Monday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.
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Burford
Eastward program recruits universities for ocean science training
The Eastward voyage, run at sea with a $1200 daily cost, draws visits from Tennessee, Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences, UNC, Georgia Old College, Norfolk, NC State, and Calfornia. Dr. Mary Alice McWhinnie led DePaul visitors as the first lady scientist to sail Antarctic waters. Cooperating schools share costs via a National Science Foundation grant while the ship holds about $250000 of marine equipment for diverse research needs.
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Nessee
Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences
University of North Carolina
Unihe
Georgia
Old College
Norfolk
N.C. State
California
Inpean Aggy
Mary Alice McWhinnie
DePaul
Duke
National Science Foundation
Central Hi High Points and Scholastic Honor Roll
After a short break students return to study with exams set from Friday through Tuesday. Named high scorers on the October PSAT include Margaret Bank Candy Brown Chi Crissman Sandy Dillard Eddie Dyer Bill Fagg Gloria Halstead Phil Hunter Paul Kinley Laura Lentz Larry Rouse Ken Starling David Tuttle Narda Vincent and Henry Whitfield.
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Ben My Winston - Salem — Gray High School
Margaret Bank
Candy Brown
Chi Crissman
Sandy Dillard
Eddie Dyer
Bill Fagg
Gloria Halstead
Phil Hunter
Paul Kinley
Laura Lentz
Larry Rouse
Ken Starling
David Tuttle
Narda Vincent
Henry Whitfield
National Honor Society
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William Penn
Civitan
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Jane Pedigo
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North Carolina
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Archdale, N. C
Bill Aldridge
Bill Austin
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