Achievements Of Our Youth In The Burlington Area
In this season's tone the Burlington area highlights include many awards at closing exercises, college and high school graduates, salutatorians and honor students, and continuing scholarship announcements. Youth seek employment to support educational expenses, with activity from Eagle Scouts, God and Country awards, and camp counselors in Head Start programs. Delinquency remains a factor, but the surge of constructive activity and positive attitudes among local youths is a refreshing trend.
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Eagle Scouts
God and
Cities Lose State Bus Funds Protest North Carolina Plan
The 1963 law providing state funds for city school bus transport in North Carolina is under fire as the current legislature omits the $1.5 million needed. Urban districts Charlotte Greensboro and Winston-Salem argue rural students receive funding while city children travel long distances to school. The Charlotte Observer urges parents to sue, questioning why tax money supports rural transport but not urban needs. Court action or an injunction to withhold rural funds is contemplated, though it would hardship rural children.
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General Assembly
North Carolina
Piedmont
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Charlotte Observer
Health Careers program expands to recruit health personnel
The Health Careers recruitment project by the North Carolina Hospital Education and Research Foundation has grown statewide since 1963. Despite a 36 percent rise in health related school applications in 1964, hospitals still face shortages with over 2,100 nurses and 2,700 laboratory staff needed. the foundation seeks 400,000 dollars over three years to fund field coordinators, clubs, literature, and media to attract youth in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
N.C. Hospital Education and Research Foundation
North ‘Carolina
Mountain Area
Duke Endowment
N.C
Texas House Backs Open Meetings Bill For Public Bodies
The Texas House passed a measure to bar closed meetings for city councils commissioners courts school boards and similar bodies while excluding the Legislature and fund allocations. Observers doubt Senate prospects but supporters call it a step toward greater public access to government actions.
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Texas House
Capitol
Senate
Fragmentary notice from North Carolina newspaper text
A damaged OCR fragment from a North Carolina newspaper mentions Rice Point Enterprise Inc and a street address in High Point. The text is incomplete with no clear event, date, or action to summarize.
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Rice Pout Enterprise, Inc
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Matin Street
High Point
N.C
Military academies reform plans reshape officer training
The article discusses how U S military academies face urgent questions about preparing leaders amid rapid change at the top. It notes evolving curricula since 1957, varying reforms at the Air Force, Navy, Coast Guard, and West Point, and the challenge of balancing liberal arts study with demanding drills.
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Air
Force
Simons
Naval Academy
Coast Guard
West Point
Colorado Springs
Congress
Washington Notebook recalls Saigon coup and Capitol cheer
Washington Notebook notes Saigon’s coup attempt quashed by Premier Quat and Adlai Stevenson’s dismissive view. Senate returns to applause for Rep. Russell after weeks of recovery. Dirksen recalls Lived Medicare at Walter Reed. LeMay’s overseas stop ends with a dramatic cigar moment as officers fear a blaze.
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Washington
NEA
Saigon
Phan Huy Quat
Notes On The News: White House briefing rules clash
The piece describes tension as George Reedy limits reporter quotes at a background briefing and insists on attributing remarks to administration sources only. It notes the War on Poverty offices in a new Washington building with dilapidated elevators covered in plywood and wallboard, giving a stark contrast to the mission.
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White House
George Reedy
Washington
Monohippic Institutions and Southern Higher Ed Recalled
In Harper’s, Virginius Dabney cites Dr Edwin A Alderman’s coined term monohippic to describe a one horse college as a contrast to multiversity. Alderman led the University of Virginia and chaired North Carolina’s educational triumvirate with Aycock and McIver, shaping early state higher education.
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Harper's
Virginius Dabney
Dabney
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Edwin A. Alderman
North Carolina
Alderman
Educational
Charles Brantley Aycock
Charles Duncan McIver
University of North Ruins At
Greensboro
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Asheville
Health Careers
San Antonio Express
High Point Enterprise
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Business Ager Direwiation
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Pene Phage
N. C
Hi Point
High Point Enterprise, Inc
le Lemy Iy
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
T. Arthur
Palit
Academy Gradwate
Loon
Washington Notebook
Adlas
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Sen
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
Curtis Lemay
Air’ Force
Pentagon
LeMay
Administration
Eedy
Blank
Mr. Blank
Replied Reedy
gMe
Holt McPherson
Charles Tet Chapel Bill
Today
R. Arnold King
Consolidated University
University
University At
Chapel Hill
Tulane
University of Virginia
Doris Betts
Nathan
Melver
U. S. Commerce
Luther Hodges
Jack N. Behrman
Hodges
UNC
School of Business Administration
Behrman
Commerce Department
Kennedy
U. S
Kaysee
Tar Heel
Kays
Fhen City
Bob ‘Brooks
News and Observer
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