William Penn Notebook College Day planned for seniors
Seniors ranking in the upper fourth will take Howard University exams on January 13 and travel to A and T College on January 23 for the scholarship test. Disability funds aid career planning with rehabilitation center help. The Honor Societies organize College Day with college speakers on curriculum and admission. Senior Varsity wins 46 to 42 against Carver High.
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Howard University
A & T College
Doris Green
Elaine Brown
Bennett College
William Penn
Tigers
Carver High School
Carl Chavis Membership Meet Set
The Membership Committee will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. The 1964 Membership Campaign starts Feb. 10 with Isaac Watson elected publicity chairman and Fred Dixon as assistant. The theme is Shooting for the Moon with nine rocket ships. The board meets Wednesday at noon for January business. Adult education classes meet Monday at 7 p.m. Registration for new students is under way. Hi Y and Tri Hi Y advisors and members plan a Greensboro meeting and state conference planning. Carl Chavis YMCA participates in the conference with daily youth and adult activities planned.
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Isaac Watson
Fred Dixon
Board of Management
Greensboro
Carl Chavis Ymca
Mary Bethune YW Schedules Annual Meet
Dr Madie Xuma international YWCA worker will speak at the Mary Mc Leod Bethune YWCA annual dinner meeting here Tuesday. The dinner starts at 6 30 p m in the YWCA gym on Fourth Street. She is a Winston Salem Teachers College and Columbia University graduate who helped start the YWCA for African and Negro women in Johannesburg and is a world YWCA member. The talk is titled The Role of the YWCA in the World Today.
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Madie Xuma
YWCA
Mary McLeod Bethune Ywca
Fourth Street
Xuma
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Columbia University
University of Witwaterstrand
Johannesburg
South Africa
World
Randolph County Demo Chair to Speak at Trinity Church
Ralph Bulla chairman of the Randolph County Democratic Party will speak at St Marys Methodist Church Trinity Sunday at 5 p m The event publicized by local church notices.
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Ralph Bulla
Randolph County
Democratic Party
St. Mary’s Methodist Church
Trinity
Urban redevelopment wins for a conservative businessman
Carl Mickey, president of Mickey Body Works in High Point, recounts how urban renewal moved his company from a cramped Leonard Street site to a modern $200,000 plant off W. Green Drive. He notes tax gains and workforce growth from 30–35 to 45–50, with potential to reach 75, crediting local realtors and redevelopment for the improvements.
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Frank Warren
W. F. Mickey
Carl Mickey
W. Green Drive
Mickey
Mickey Body Works
Leonard Street
Weill
Redevelopment Commission
Commission
High Point
High Point Real Estate Board
East Central
Mickey Body
Reporter’s comical quest to buy a new car
A humorous column recounts a shy buyer's failed attempt to bargain for a new car. He encounters pushy sales tactics, confusing price talk, and a wary trade-in offer, concluding with frustration after trying a used-car route.
Wirth Leaves Nation With 201 National Parks
Conrad Wirth retires after guiding the National Park Service since 1951. He oversaw Mission 66 and expanded the park system while facing park preservation amid highway and military land pressures. Wirth praises the public for park stewardship as associate director George B. Herzog Jr. succeeds him.
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Washington
America
Conrad Wirth
Congress
Wirth
National Park Service
Park Service
The
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
Stewart Udall
Connie Wirth
George B. Herzog Jr
Hartford
Conn
National Capital Parks and Planning Commission
Herzog
Nenaine
Aid Cuts Threaten U.S. Policy in Southeast Asia
Assistant Secretary of State Roger Hilsman warns congressional cuts in foreign aid will prolong danger from communism in Asia. He cites aid reduction from 4.5 to about 3 billion dollars as heightening risk, and says continued aid accelerates progress and reduces global peril. He discusses South Vietnam, Cambodia neutrality, and China policy with emphasis on firmness and flexibility.
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Spencer Davis
Washington
Roger Hilsman
Hilsman
State Department
Far East
Congress
China
Tain
South Viet
Nam
U.S
United States
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
Republic of China
Taiwan
Formosa
Russians Shocked By Girl Knees in Moscow Fashion Clash
Western visitors in Moscow clash with Soviet dress norms as knees and bright stockings trigger astonishment. Russians frown on leg exposure and public lounging, while some women adopt tighter ski pants and slacks. The mix of old sensitivities and gradual changes fuels the odd confrontation.
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Moscow
Anthony White
Soviet Union
an_ international
Shepee
England
BIG COUNTIES FIGHT LITTLE FEDERAL PLAN FOR NC REAPPORTIONMENT
Larger counties push for fair representation as small counties fear loss of power under the Little Federal Plan. Critics cite small counties holding a majority in the House and just over 60 percent in the Senate. Voters prepare to decide this Tuesday.
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General Assembly
North Carolina
House
Senate
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National Geographic Magazine
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