Melvin Reese Named Assistant Circulation Manager
Melvin Reese, four years as district circulation manager for The Enterprise, is appointed assistant circulation manager by Richard Teague. He will oversee department business and direct staff while continuing to manage carrier boys and revive the Carrier of the Month Award. Reese began delivering papers at 12 in Sherwood Village, later worked for the City of High Point, and joined The Enterprise permanently in 1968. He and wife Jane Howard have two sons, Kenny and Bryan, and live on Rt. 3 Trinity.
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Melvin Reese
Enterprise
Richard Teague
Reese
Sherwood Village
City of
High Point
Carrier Boys
Jane Howard
Kenny
Bryan
Rt. 3
Trinity
Rising student interest in animal science careers
University enrollments show 175 animal science majors at North Carolina State University up from 59 in 1968 69. Fapre veterinary? programs and the two year Agricultural Institute report 150 and 105 students respectively in related curricula.
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N. C. State University
Three Sessions Cheerio Day Camp Opens With New Leaders
Camp Pioneer at Brinson Farm near Raleigh opens for boys and girls ages 6 to 13 in a new age group format under Wayne Crockett and Mike Kelly. Registration moves through multiple sessions from June 19 to Aug 18 with bus service or parental drop off. Camp activities include swimming golf fishing riflery canoeing and camping out.
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Camp Cheerio
YMCA
Brinson Farm
Wayne Crockett
Raleigh
Mike Kelly
Kansas City
Max Cooke
Cooke
Camp Pioneer
Summer Session Begins at UNCG in Greensboro
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro opens a 11 week summer session with registration from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m on Tuesday June 6. First term runs until July 12 and second term runs July 14 to August 18. About 4000 students expected. freshmen level courses opened to high school juniors and seniors as day students due to housing limits.
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Greensboro
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
UNCG
Herbert Fred
Fred
McGovern ExtendsWest Coast Primary Campaign
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey campaigned in Los Angeles while George McGovern rode a whistle stop train toward Tuesday's California primary. McGovern claimed momentum and the chance to clinch the Democratic nomination as he addressed crowds in Modesto and Sacramento, highlighting farm policy and an “unstoppable tide” toward victory.
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Los Angeles
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
Humphrey
California
McGovern
White House
Humphreys
CBS
NBC
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Washington
American Broadcasting Co
Sam Yorty
George C. Wallace
Sacramento
Baklersfield
San Joaquin Valley
South Dakota
Modesto
First Woman Rabbi In U S Is Ordained
Sally Priesand of Cleveland becomes the first woman ordained as a rabbi in the United States during a ceremony at the Rabbi Isaac M Wise Temple in Cincinnati. She will serve as assistant rabbi at Stephen M Wise Free Synagogue in New York City.
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U.S
Cincinnati, Ohio
America
Sally Priesand
Cleveland
Ohio
Isaac M. Wise
Alfred Gottschalk
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
Huc-Jir
United States
Gottschalk
Stephen M. Wise Free Synagogue
New York City
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Cheerio
Cowire Photo Finishers, Inc
Johnson Street
General Electric
Dependable
Refrigeration, Inc
First Federal Savings and Loan Associated
N. Main St
Jamestown
E. Main St
Dale Carnegie Sales Course
Guilford Technical Institute
Jamestown, N.C
Ray Roberts
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