Central Hi High Points and Exam News
Exams are over at High Point Central with celebrations and plans to improve grades in the second semester. Scholarships are awarded to Peter and Mark Brookbank, while College Board scores bring mixed results for students awaiting college decisions. A senior play and late practice notes keep students busy as a snowball party and holiday extend the break.
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Mark Brookbank
High Point College
Highoint Central
Tomlingen Furniture
Ralph Rochelle
College Board
Russell Montfort
First Methodist Church
High Point
William Penn Notebook Senior Leaders Rise With Challenge
Seniors and others are urged to pursue new paths as tests remain a staple in senior life. Founders Day Banquet is set for February 8 at 8 p.m. with tickets on sale at the school. Principal Burford was away but will welcome families and supporters at the event.
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Ee Ee Pen
Mr. Burford
Ces
Winter Weather Delays School And Exams
Snowy conditions shut Thomasville High with classes halted and students heading out in parkbound gear. College Board results arrive for December test takers as seniors plan counseling sessions and tryouts name debating team members and judges.
New Recipe For Long Life From 100 Year Old Miner
John Hogue of Pineville Kentucky age one hundred shares his coal mine lifestyle as a recipe for longevity. He says mining provides daily physical activity a hot bath at night and a light meal before bed. He credits whisky with quinine and coal tar as a factor in his long life.
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Louisville
John Hogue
Hogue
Kentucky
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West Virginia
Pineville
Carolina men seen through UNC women’s eyes myth or reality
University of North Carolina women survey Carolina men and find the typical Carolina Gentleman is a myth. They describe a stereotype of sharp dress and cool aloofness, with mixed views on manners, savior faire, maturity, intelligence, and desirable traits, highlighting a clash between self image and how coeds perceive them.
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University of North Carolina
Carolina
TCG
Universi
Ginny Blakeney
Meesa
Sarah Kumley
Rene Clark
Chary
Ginny
Kay
Mary
Indonesians Worried By Price Rises
In Jakarta price hikes dominate daily life as Lebaran nears and essential goods grow scarce. The crowding streets reflect a nation of 104 million mostly Muslim residents amid Ramadan customs and ongoing global tensions. The Indonesian Communist party mobilizes housewives and workers in protests over living costs.
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Indonesia
Malaysia
United Nations
Lebaron
Indonesian Communist Party
Middle East
Lebaran
Whites Move From Court In Phoenix
A white trailer park in southwest Phoenix lost five of seven tenants after a Black couple, Airman Harry Jones and his wife, moved in near Luke Air Force Base. Owners Neldon Overfield report monthly income fell from 200 to about 60 dollars. mortgage costs remain 150 dollars. Jones says the Overfields helped them when no other park would.
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Phoenix
Neldon Overfield
Harry Jones
Luke Air Force Base
Jones
Milan names cancer specialist Bucalesi as mayor
The Milan City Council elected Pietro Bucalesi, 59, a noted cancer specialist, to a full four year term. He has served since last February to complete the term of a mayor who died.
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Milan
Italy
Pietro Bucalesi
Tar Heels Stir in Inaugural Festivities Amid Storms
North Carolina figures join Lyndon Johnson inauguration coverage in Raleigh and Ashington. Gov. Moore promotes Appalachian road aid while federal plans for development face questions. White heads Senate Appropriations, Patton retires from Superior Court bench.
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Senate Rules
B. Everett Jordan
Saxapahan
Ashington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
North Carolina
Appalachian
Moore
Raleigh
Luther H.a
North Caro Af
Fears Are Voiced For Family Farms Amid Aid Debate
Washington report outlines strong opposition to President Johnson's plan to cut federal farm program aid. Critics argue cuts threaten family farms, noting long term farm decline despite subsidies, and pointing to technology costs that favor larger operations over small family farms.
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Washington
Johnson
Harold D. Cooley
Dn.c
House Agriculture Committee
George McGovern
D-S.c
Eisenhower
YMCA Programs At Schools And Camp At Millis Farm
The YMCA outlines projects at local schools and a camp for ages six to ten at the J. H. Millis farm on Highway 62. Weekdays 8 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. include activities and supervised trips. Funding comes mainly from memberships and United Community Services which provides about 28 percent of the Y's support.
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YMCA
J. H. Millis
Highway 62
Industrial Management Club
Ats Ymca
High Point
United Community Services
UCS
The
Coffee exports crown main Lisbon port in 1964
The ANI report notes that coffee overtook cork and fish as the main export through Lisbon. Angola produced coffee totaling a record 100 million 671 thousand 480 dollars, with most shipments destined for the United States.
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Lisbon
Portugal
ANI
Argentines Eat Too Much and Unwisely say Nutrition Institute
The Nation al Nutrition Institute notes Argentines consume high calorie meals with potatoes bread and meats including liver kidneys lamb and pork. The average daily intake reaches about 3200 calories, while protein and animal product consumption exceeds US levels though wine consumption averages 170 quarts annually.
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National Nutrition Institute
U.S
United States
Argentina
Unite States
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