North Carolina School of the Arts Receives National Honor
The North Carolina School of the Arts at Winston-Salem is named a national model in arts education. Forty one other states plus DC and Puerto Rico will receive plaques at an awards luncheon in Miami. The school opened last September as the South’s only center for training in music and dance under one roof.
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Trail-B Special Commission
Sertoma Elects New President At Annual Convention
Pat Ape Boree gt y was elected president of Sertoma International at the concluding session of the annual convention in Washington attended by about 1,000 members and guests. Chicago won the 1970 convention bid over San Francisco and Houston, with New Orleans, Miami Beach and Toronto previously chosen for earlier years. H. A. Zethren becomes chairman of the board. Robert R. Mallicoat is elected a new vice president. A resolution commended Rutgers University graduate Richard Barrett, an Army Vietnam veteran, who recently returned his diploma in protest of a Rutgers professor's Viet Cong support remark.
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Sertoma International
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New Orleans
Miami Beach
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Lincoln
Neb
Robert R. Mallicoat
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Calif
Richard Berrett
Rutgers University
Barett
Rutgers
Eugene Genovese
Barrett
Sertoma
Donations Near Goal For Graham Crusade in London
Britons have given about 250000 pounds to Billy Graham's London crusade officials said. Parliament member Sir Cyril Black, crusade treasurer, noted money is flowing in fast and another 50000 pounds is needed to cover expenses. If donations top costs, surplus funds would support another Graham crusade elsewhere.
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Billy Graham
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Crusade
Cyril Black
Black
Qualey Named to Post in S C Charleston
John P. Qualey named general sales manager of the South Carolina State Ports Authority in Charleston. He succeeds Willis Glaze who retires July 1 after 22 years as SPA sales manager and will stay as a part time consultant. Qualey’s appointment aims to expand the cold storage plant at North Charleston.
Sperry and Hutchinson Files for NYSE Listing
The Sperry and Hutchinson Company best known for its S H Green Stamp program won NYSE listing approval. Trading starts July 11. 1965 revenues were 330.61 million with net earnings of 23.17 million or 2.16 per share on 10.603 million shares, up from 1964’s 322.30 million and 1.81 per share on 10.603 million shares. The firm marks its 70th anniversary and has traded over the counter since registering with the SEC in April.
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Sperry and Hutchinson Company
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Board of Governors
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Cooley Gifts 7500 to North Carolina Democratic Leaders
Representative Harold D. Cooley distributes 7500 from his 1965 birthday gift totaling 36520 to district party leaders. Checks go to Tim Valentine in Nashville and to chairmen of seven counties with 2500 state funds plus allocations of 1500 Wake 1000 Randolph and 500 to Nash Chatham Orange Moore and Montgomery counties for Democratic efforts. The gift, announced June 22, came from a fundraiser held last July 2.
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Harold D. Cooley
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Tim Valentine
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