Wake Forest Minister Roger Cole to Become Brazilian Missionary
High Point pastor and Wake Forest graduate Roger Cole plans a year of missionary training in Campinas Brazil starting August. He will focus on communications and church music among Baptist missions while his wife and three children join him after leaving New Orleans.
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Robert Marks
Wake Forest College
Cole
Roger Cole
Green Street Baptist Church
High Point
Brazil
New Orleans
Rio de Janeiro
Campineas
Green Street Baptist
Green Street
North Carolina
Baltimore
Atlanta
Southern Baptist
Ridgecrest
Central High School
Rutherford Count
W. G. Cole
Clara Crabtree Cole
Rutherford County
Spindale
Wake Forest
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Wake
Betty Hamner
Birmingham
Ala
Lawrence
Elizabeth Ann
Virginia
Foreign Missionary Service
Matthew
Watts Is A Switch By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
An editor’s outlook on Watts Los Angeles, seen through police view of rackets and crime. The piece contrasts white fear with Black community life, cites Leonard Deadwyler’s fatal 1966 arrest, and portrays Watts as a switching yard of people and tensions.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Los Angeles
Watts
Long Beach
Santa Ana
A. M. Michaelson
Jim Smith
Palace of Versailles
Will Rogers Park
Leonard Deadwyler
Deadwyler
America
Toon
William Parker
Progressive Labor Party
Sam Yorty
Pasadena
Chief Parker
California
Los Angeles Teachers Union
Los Angeles Times
San Joaquin
Imperial
Los Angeles County
103Rd Street
Fourth of July Tribute and Letters to the Editor
A July Fourth poem honors sacrifices for freedom by Walter E. Isenhour of Taylorsville North Carolina. The page includes letters defending antiwar protestors and praising Archdale citizen Jack Lester with a note about linotype errors.
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C. A. Pettrey
Jack Lester
Lester
Archdale
Roaming the Piedmont and a New Roll-Gard on Tractors
A light regional column covers a humorous note about a misnamed burro, a Winston-Salem theatre review of The Fantasticks with praise for the musicians, a mountain trip with clouded views and mountain camps, Burnsville’s lively main drag, and John Deere’s fall introduction of the Roll-Gard rollover protection for tractors aimed at reducing fatal tip-over accidents.
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Seaboard
Burnsville
North Carolina
John Deere
Liberty Bell’s rough path to a symbol of independence
The Liberty Bell, forged in England for a Philadelphia jubilee, cracked on testing, was recast by Pass and Stowe after adding copper, and finally hung in the State House yard ready for America's defining moment in 1776.
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Philadelphia
America
England
Eric Sloane
Sloane
Pennsylvania
Whitechapel
State House
John Pass
John Stowe
Stow
Pass
Pennsylvania State House
Stiffer Sentences Urged After Supreme Court Rulings
The Thomasville Scene argues for harsher crime penalties arguing that reading suspects their rights could release offenders. It suggests stepped penalties for drunken driving and mandatory bonds to curb rising crime. The column notes Davidson County’s recent quiet before anticipated turmoil.
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Thomasville
Supreme Court
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Delta
Walter E. Isenhour
Taylorsville, N. C
Poland
Viet Nam
Korea
Juan H. Real
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MR. Lester
Lucile G. High
the Enterprise
Randolph County
Alvie
Burro
Harlequin Theatre
Winston-Salem
Fantasticks
Peter Bugel
Ann Gravenstein
Boyd Morris
Joe Watkins
Grandfather Mountain
Big Hills
Braxton
Isaac Norris
Norris
Bars of Justice
Davidson County
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