High Point Doctor Named to Guilford Welfare Board
Dr. Kay Williams of High Point was appointed by Guilford County commissioners to a three year term on the county welfare board replacing Dr. Walt er Tice. She serves on various medical societies and works with an obstetrics clinic for low income expectant mothers. She notes welfare programs face crisis and transition and expresses enthusiasm for serving in the field.
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Enterprise
Kay Williams
High Point
Guilford County Commissioners
Walter Tice
Welfare Board
Guilford County Medical Society
Williams
County Health Department
Willams
Guilford County
North Carolina
Road to Oatsville by Jenkin Lloyd Jones
An editor's outlook argues against blind conformity and fashion norms. It champions individual refinement over rigid rules, noting past errors but urging thoughtful reform. The piece critiques social trends and the danger of slavish followership, urging personal discernment.
Reagan Seen as Leading GOP 1968 Nomination Hope
Eisenhower hints Ronald Reagan may be the top GOP choice for the 1968 nomination if Reagan wins big in California this November. The piece also notes Democrats wrestle with a credible foe to Clifford Case and discusses George Wallace’s rights driven Alabama education stance and extended U.S. House terms.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Aegistanedshanhy
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Measles Vaccination Urged As Encephalitis Threat Grows
The National Association for Retarded Children urges universal child vaccination after measles cases cause encephalitis deafness and retardation in children. Kim Fisher of Fort Wayne is highlighted as a poster child. The group cites 4 million yearly cases and 500 deaths, urging mass immunization and noting two vaccines by Enders and Peebles.
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NARC
Kim Fisher
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Fire chief's new police car sparks debate in Thomasville
In Thomasville the fire chief Lindsay Loftin now uses a red marked patrol car from the state with three red lights and a siren. City officials question buying used state vehicles for departments and note the police department added two high power 345 horsepower cars this year while seeking a full-time officer to assist Chief John Sharpe after Dewey Tysinger's resignation.
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Thomasville
Lindsay Loftin
Denton
John Sharpe
Sharpe
Dewey Tysinger
Tysinger
Burro Gift Delights North Carolina Fathers on Father’s Day
Two young siblings braved trips to Asheboro and Denton to obtain a live burro named Alvie as a Father’s Day surprise. Bobby Mendenhall delivered the animal to R. Reid Mendenhall’s Denton barn while Brenda English guided Albion English and Robert Mendenhall to the unveiling. The pair tied a red ribbon on Alvie, turning a simple gift into a memorable rural gesture.
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Brenda English
Bobby Mendenhall
Albion English
Robert
Red) Mendenhall
Asheboro
Denton
Burro
Shep
Alvie
Bobby
Reid
Brenda
Albion
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Charles P. Williams
University of Kan
Sas Medical Center
Quaker Lane
American Cancer Society
United Fund
Ovane Hail
Oatsville
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Insville
By Leslie Carpenter
Frank Sinatra
New Jersey
Clifford Case
New York
Ok Glee
Office of Education Sc
Kept An
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William Ee
Congressional
Fulbright
Arkansas
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Fili
John Enders
Harvard University
Thomas Peebies
David Edmonston
Bethesda
Loftin
R. Reid
Mendenhall Farm
Prospect Street
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