High Point Summer Reading Program Helps 600 Students
About 600 pre school to pre junior high students attend a fifth summer program in High Point funded by federal grants under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The effort uses Brentwood Cloverdale Emma Blair Montlieu and Oak Hill Elementary Schools with roughly 75 staff. The aim is to boost reading skills through individualized instruction and methods like Distar and Alpha programs, with specialists including a speech therapist and a PE instructor. Students respond to engaging activities and field trips as teachers emphasize preparing them to learn in the fall rather than teaching specific subjects.
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High Point City
Brentwood
Cloverdale
Emma Blair
Montlieu
Oak Hill
Gladys Brooks
High Point
Northwood
Elaine Carter
Montleuw
Reading habits from a freeloading paperback system
A column satirically outlines a reader’s system of borrowed books. The narrator notes downsides from peer selections including war stories and spy trials, plus the comical risk of losing personal values and the messiness of some subjects.
Lions Club to Install New Officers in Archdale
Archdale Trinity Lions Club president David Warren will be sworn in Monday night along with fellow officers. High Point Lions member David Allman will handle the ceremonies. Warren succeeds Robert Spencer Jr as president after a year in office.
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Archdale
David Warren
Archdale-Trinity Lions Club
David Allman
The
High Point Lions Club
Warren
Robert Spencer Jr
Center Receives Federal Grant for New Bus Initiative
Milton Stallings director of Southside Center announces a federal grant of 6173 to the Southside Day Care Action Group to buy a bus serving income residents in High Point. Service may extend to Jamestown and will transport underprivileged people to health centers deliver surplus food and support Head Start. Upkeep funded by student fees with tentative 75 cent round trip to Guilford Technical Institute. bus not yet purchased.
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Milton Stallings
Southside Center
Southside Day Care Action Group
Hich Point
Stallings
Jamestown
Guilford Technical Institute
High Point
G.T.I
Mansfield Gets Broadcast Time
Senate Majority Leader Mansfield accepts NBC invitation to respond to Nixon's economic address. Democrats will air Wednesday from 12 30 to 12 55 p m EDT, Mansfield in Washington. NBC extended the invitation along with House Speaker McCormack after Nixon's speech.
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New York
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
National Broadcasting Co
Nixon
Mansfield
Washington
House
John W. McCormack
NBC
Julian Goodman
Democrats
White Criticizes Mizell Backlash At Davidson County Convention
James G. White a Democratic candidate for the Fifth District spoke at the Davidson County Democratic Convention in Lexington criticizing the Nixon era policies and calling the Mizell campaign an echo. White highlighted inflation unemployment and housing as district issues while pledging to unseat Mizell.
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Lexington
James G. White
Wilmer D. Mizell
Midway
GOP
White
Winston-Salem
Davidson County
Smith Bagley
Winston- Salem
Mizell
Bagley
Fifth District
Nixon Canyon
Gene Littles to Run Summer Basketball Clinics
Gene Littles former all American player for High Point College and a star for the Carolina Cougars will run three one day basketball skills and fundamentals clinics for boys at Camp Cheerio this summer. Sessions run two weeks with a July 12 to August 14 period and Littles will be assisted by David Snyder a former all conference player at Catawba College. Camp Cheerio staff without basketball experience will assist in the sports clinic.
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Gene Littles
High Point College
Carolina Cougars
Camp Cheerio
Cheerio
Littles
David Snyder
Catawba College
High Point Y.M. C. A
Turner New Chairman Liberals Control Guilford County Demos
Guilford County Democrats met in Greensboro at Grimsley High School and elected officers after a keynote by Lynwood Smith of High Point. James Turner defeated Steve Crihfield to succeed Jake Froelich and reform groups gained influence while resolutions urged reduced Indochina war funding and stronger civil rights actions.
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Guilford County
Greensboro
Grimsley High School
Jake Froelich
High Point
Democratic Executive Committee
Lynwood Smith
Highway Co
Pang Ying
Smith
James Turner
Steve
James Spence
J. T. Douglas
O. Arthur Kirkman
Melvin T. Alexander
Resoluions Committee
James
Hardy
Indochina
Cooper Church
Froelich
Fresh fighting erupts as delta clashes kill many
In the Mekong Delta near Ben Tre a battle south of a provincial capital leaves 47 North Vietnamese soldiers dead, 20 by helicopter, with one government soldier killed and two wounded. The fighting began as government troops were airlifted into the area after Thursday clashes left 23 enemy dead.
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Vietnam
Mekong
Delta
Saigon
Ben Tre
Associated Press
Edwin Q. White
Weather outlook warm and cloudy through Monday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and warm conditions across the state through Monday with possible afternoon and evening thundershowers. Tuesday should be cooler. In the mountains highs reach the upper 80s to low 90s with 60s lows, while coastal areas expect warm days with showers and 70s nights.
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Friendship Weather Bureau
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