High Point Man Receives Service Award for Leadership
Culler wins the High Pointer of the Week Service Award from the High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce for leadership in business civic affairs and church work. He credits his father R B Culler Sr with setting an example of obligation to improve the world for family and community.
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High Point
Green Street Baptist Church
High Point Ymca
Culler
Roy
Florida
High Point High School
Wake Forest College
Barbara Pate
Sherbrook
National Uphol
World Service Committee
Interstate World Committee
National Board of Ymca
Chamber of Commerce
We Oe
Civic Center Group
ABC
Citizens
Editor's Outlook Fingerprints For All
The piece argues for universal fingerprint records to aid identification after crimes disappearances and amnesia. It cites Bertillon measurements and FBI data, noting the widespread use in government and military, while noting resistance from those who fear fingerprints. It highlights cases of unidentified decedents and missing children.
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Armed Services
Public concern over rising crime and gun misuse in city
A letter from a resident criticizes crime growth and police inaction citing widespread BB gun use and illegal weapon sales to minors. The writer urges enforcement of North Carolina gun laws to protect motorists and citizens amid increasing violence.
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North Carolina
High Point and Winston Salem Celebrate Bicentennial Ties
The article surveys Winston Salem's 200th birthday events and the long shared history with High Point. It notes the 1913 merger of Winston and Salem, Moravian origins, key landmarks, and planned bicentennial activities including outdoor drama, July Fourth visit by President Johnson, arts shows, lectures, tennis, and Madame Butterfly performances.
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Piedmont Triad
Winston- Salem
Salem
Carolina
Winston-Salem
Salem College
Johnson
Salem Square
Heart of Old Salem
Metropolitan Opera
Winston and Salem
Winston
Winston Nor Salem
Fayetteville
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Wake Forest College
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Pattern Of Events Prompts Calls For Tougher Justice
In Thomasville and Denton area notes, editor critiques judges and juries for lax crime handling after multiple home invasions and robberies. Cites Eric S. Sellers shooting at Wachovia Bank, Harvey Easter beaten, and a Lexington grocer shot during a holdup. Urges drastic action today. Also reports new houses, Klopman Mills moving in, and nonresidents visiting Denton.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
America
Eric S. Sellers
City Rest- Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Sellers
Harvey Easter
Denton
Klopman Mills
North Carolina beef and pork could boost state income
Former official John P. Duncan Jr. told a Cattlemen's Conference at NC State University that North Carolina could add about 199 million dollars in annual income if it produced enough beef and pork for its own population. He cited an existing cattle shortage and strong livestock demand. The article also notes NEA education concerns about automation reducing work hours and increasing leisure time, urging parents to prepare children for future changes.
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Tar Heels
John P. Duncan Jr
Southern Railway
North Carolina State University
Duncan
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