Special Education Director Urged For High Point Schools
The High Point curriculum study committee recommends employing a city school system director of special education to oversee education for gifted and retarded children. The letter to the city board cites a national survey and notes most responding cities use such a director. The committee, formed last fall, includes 23 members from varied professions and has been active in two other project areas.
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High Point
Ren
City Board of Education
Theer
Board of Education
Dean Thomas
Coe
J. E. Beamon
Dana Cooke
J. W. Callicutt
Sidney Gayle Jr
al’ Recent Education Institute
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
S. Paul Ingle
Coss-Section
Ingle
Neal Austin
Annie Mae Barrer
Beamon
S. E. Burford
W. P. Carrick
Robert W. Connor
Harald E. Conrad
Collier Ellis
Frances Haywood
C. C. Herbert Jr
Southern Furniture Exposition Shows Cautious Market
The July market closed with manufacturers hopeful for a six month lift while retail buyers remained cautious amid mixed results. Lamp and accessories firms, and those selling occasional, juvenile furniture and floor coverings reported strength, while others faced weak demand despite shopper activity. Early signs of post market business are expected around July 11 as many plants take a July Fourth break and retailers gauge late summer and fall prospects. Tobacco and corn crops across the South were reported good, bolstering outlook.
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Mississippi
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Veteran Police Officer To Retire
Dowdy, a Randolph County native who spent about 21 years on the High Point beat, retires Tuesday after 2645 years of service with a last two and a half years as jailer. He plans to work some, fish a bit, and enjoy life.
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M. T. Dowdy
High Point
Dowdy
C. C. Stoker
Stoker
Randolph
Randolph County
Armory funding dispute stalls Guilford County plan
Friction at a Guilford County meeting over a proposed National Guard armory in Greensboro centers on who pays and who retains assets. The federal government would cover about four fifths of the cost. city and county would share the remainder, with city land and a Bagley Street site in play. County has donated land and cash, while city officials propose varying contributions. The stalemate leaves the fate of the armory unresolved.
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Greensboro
Guilford County — Commissioners
National Guard
Bagley Street
Bagley
John Carruthers
James Townsend
Goc
Carruthers
E.R. Zane
City Council
Zane
Lloyd Amos
Civil Defense in High Point Faces Apathy and Struggle
George M Spinnett leads a 30 member volunteer Civil Defense staff in High Point as apathy dampens efforts to prepare for both man made and natural disasters. He advocates family shelters or evacuation plans, notes lack of shelters, transportation and housing for evacuees, and urges citizens to stock essentials for 14 days. He lauds dedicated volunteers while calling for more help and better school evacuation training.
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High Point
George M. Spinnett
Civil Defense In
Spinnett
Civil Defense
Civil Defense Agency
Ey Vou Gurhnmem Uta Lng
Civil Defense Office
W. Russell St
Jon
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