Profile of L E Andrews Sr Lexington School Leader
Lee Earl Andrews Sr a longtime Lexington City Schools superintendent retires after 43 years in education. Native of High Point he studied political science at Wake Forest before choosing a career in school administration, teaching in Bertie County and High Point, earning a masters in 1933 and guiding Lexington schools since 1937. He and his wife Catherine have two sons.
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Elm Street
Columbia University
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Let's Be Correct in Foreign Policy Critique
An editorial argues Americans should drop excessive friendliness to the world and adopt a firmer stance. It contrasts missionary guilt with empire pasts, cites U N condemnations and Korea losses, and urges restraint, wiser aid, and selective engagement to avoid propping up corrupt regimes.
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Radiation fears spark push for TV safety probes
Washington reports Rep. Paul Rogers calls for federal safety standards as he questions radiation from color television sets and notes GE recalls 90 000 sets for higher than desirable rays. Industry groups push for voluntary fixes to avoid heavy regulation. In other news, the Interior Department and Coast Guard seek to recover oil from WWII sunk tankers to cover costs and curb future pollution.
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Paul Rogers
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Model Cities program may shape High Point future
The High Point city faces uncertain selection for the federal model cities program aimed at urban renewal. The plan gathers housing welfare recreation and transport aims under local control, stressing education counseling and job training while noting funding and political timing risks.
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Commissioners in Squeeze on County Hospital Vote
Davidson County commissioners have yet to decide if or when a county hospital vote will occur. A tax increase would be needed if approved, risking votes, while delay risks arousal of about 1,400 petition signers. City Memorial Hospital campaign praised for reaching its $1 million goal. Thomasville City Council lauded for bold tax action and prudent budgeting under new leadership.
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Rockefeller and Romney clash over 1968 GOP path
Liberal Republican governors grow uneasy with Rockefeller backing for Romney. Rockefeller denies candidacy. governors fear a Romney ticket with Reagan. Scranton seen as potential Romney leader, others stay cautious ahead of the Jackson Hole meeting.
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Roaming The Piedmont Column On Hiatus
Braxton Younts takes vacation and will resume his Sunday Roaming The Piedmont column in two weeks. The notice indicates a temporary break in the feature and returns with future installment timing.
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