Adams named UNC Journalism Dean after Danielson
Dr. John B. Adams will become dean of the UNC School of Journalism on July 1, succeeding Wayne A. Danielson who resigns to head the University of Texas School of Communication. Adams, 48, a press law and international communication specialist, has taught at UNC since 1958 and previously worked as a reporter and editor in Wisconsin and Michigan State University.
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Chapel Hill
John B. Adams
University of North Carolina
School of Journalism
Millville, N. J
Adams
UNC
New Jersey
University of California At Berkeley
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Journal
Michigan State University
Michigan State
U. S
American Council On Education For Journalism
National Journalism Accrediting Agency
Association For Education In Journalism
International Communication Division
International Association For Mass Communication Research
International Communication Bulletin
U. S. Information Agency
Agency For International Development
U. S. Army Psychological Warfare School
N. C. Press Association
Columbia Broadcasting System
Inland Daily Press Association
Carolina Population Center
Polly-Betts Goslin
Wildwood
N. J
Mark
Jane
The
Presbyterian Church of
Drunk Driving Arrest in Thomasville Johson Case
Thur mond Matson Jenkins of Fischer Ferry Street was arrested on a drunk driving charge by police. Freed on a $300 bond, he is slated for trial on April.
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Thomasville
Thurmond Matson Jenkins
Fisher Ferry Street
Stoll to Speak at Wake Forest Club Meeting
Cal Stoll new Wake Forest head football coach will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday at the High Point Wake Forest Club dinner at Brinwood Restaurant English Road. He coached at Michigan State 1959 1969 with 60 32 3 record and two Big Ten titles, and Rose Bowl appearance in 1966.
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Cal Stoll
Wake Forest University
High Point Wake Forest Club
Brinwood Restaurant
English Road
Wake Forest
Stoll
University of Minnesota
Michigan State University
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Spartans
University of Georgia
Utah State
University of Denver
Bill Tate
Jerry Wilson
High Point
Hodgepodge Across 40 Down 59 Word Puzzle Clues
A mixed set of crossword style clues with across and down entries, including hints for synonyms, fruits, bodies, animals, and objects. The list assigns numbers to each clue and hints like Dutchsity, Mindango, and Phiegmatic accompany definitions guiding letter patterns and answers.
Pills and Nursing Mothers Questioned by Doctor Thosteson
Dear Dr Thosteson addresses concerns about birth control pills during lactation and possible effects on milk flow and a male infant. The doctor notes milk reduction is possible, estrogen transfer may occur, and recommends alternative contraception during nursing. He also offers migraine management tips and notes printing a booklet on mono nucleosis.
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George C. Thosteson
M.D
Dr. Thosteson
Thosteson
Accidents Trigger Red Light and Improper Driving Charges
Colene L Dailey was charged with red light violation after a crash at N Wrenn Street and Sheraton Place. Damage estimated at 1100 to two vehicles including John R Lucas and Jack W Medlin faced improper starting for a separate wreck near S Main Street and I 85. David A Mills received an improper passing charge at Johnson Street and Guilford Street after Tamara W Hawks turned while Mills attempted to pass. Police also investigated a burglary at A L Burchfield’s Brentwood Street home. 77.60 dollars in coins missing. Donald L Whitley cited for embezzlement at the Holiday Inn. Floyd J Trivett Jr charged with assault and battery on a female.
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Colene L. Dailey
Eastchester Drive
N. Wrenn Street
Sheraton Place
John R. Lucas
Rt. 2
Trinity
Wrenn Street
S. Main Street
I-85
William H. Phillips
Rt. 1
Sophia
David A. Mills
Jamestown
Johnson Street
Guilford Street
Tamara
W. Hawks
Johnson
Guilford
Mills
A. L. Burchfield
Brentwood Street
Donald L. Whitley
Holiday Inn
Floyd J. Trivett Jr
Lindsay Street
Hard-Hearted South Misplays Bridge Hand in Four Spades
In a Jacoby on Bridge column, South opens and overbids to four spades despite a 100 count in spades. He ends down one after misplaying hearts and failing a diamond finesse. The commentator notes South could have made 10 tricks with correct play and questions the two no trump raise. The piece cites hopes for slam and humor about misplays.
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George Kaufman
George
South
West
East
North
Dummy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Lennox Heating and AC Deal Promises Free Estimates
Harvey E Coltrane offers reasonable prices for air conditioning and heating services from 3606 Rock Lane Drive High Point North Carolina. Contact 497-1237 for free estimates and installation or repairs.
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Harvey E. Coltrane
Lennox
Rock Lane Drive
High Point
N.C
Anti Poverty Worker Gets Support From City Council
Thomasville city leaders pledged help to Minnie Payne of the Davidson County Community Action program amid a dispute over her status. Mayor Harvey Carpenter said the council will assist and seek assignment for Payne in Thomasville, noting her value to the community. Council delayed action to April on five sub standard housing cases linked to city orders.
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Thomasville
Minnie Payne
Davidson County Community Action Program
Anti Poverty Agency
Harvey Carpenter
Munity Action
DCCA
Carpenter
Council
Local Firemen Answer A Potpourri Of Calls
Firemen answered five calls yesterday including two grass fires and three dwelling issues on Cloverdale Street. A discarded cigarette started a blaze outside Perry's Grocery on English Road, damaging the two story frame building. Smoke filled Sam Kitchen's Cloverdale home due to a clogged chimney and later Karen Votseh's due to a faulty oil heater circulator. Grass fires occurred at Elm Street, near the railroad tracks on English Street, E Green Street, New Street, and Peace Street with various smoke and damage outcomes.
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Cloverdale Street
Perry’s Grocery
English Road
Sam Kitchen
Karen Votseh
Elm Street
English Street
E. Green Street
New Street
Peace Street
Senator Ervin Divides Campaign Surplus Among Contributors
RALEIGH AP Senator Sam Ervin Jr says he is splitting a $3 853 60 campaign surplus among about 125 donors on a proportionate basis. He filed with Secretary of State Thad Eure that after the November election his contributions totaled $20 931 92 and expenditures were $17 076 32.
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Raleigh
U. S
Sam Ervin Jr
North Carolina Democrat
Thad Eure
Ervin
Four From N.C. Die In Vietnam
Four North Carolina soldiers died in Vietnam, the Pentagon reported. Captain Charles D. Rogers of Monroe and specialists Charles J. Revis of Old Fort, Rupert W. Goebel Jr. of Gastonia were killed in action. Specialist 4 Fred A. Moody of Waynesville was listed as dead not due to hostile action.
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Washington
North Carolina
Vietnam
Pentagon
Charles D. Rogers
Monroe
Charles J. Revis
Old Fort
McDowell County
Rupert W. Goebel Jr
Gastonia
Fred A. Moody
Waynesville
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J. Carlyle Sitterson
William C. Friday
UNC Board of Trustees
Alexander VI
Spain
Portugal
New World
Kim God Shippie
D.W.M
Jack W. Medlin
E. Green Drive
Jacoby
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Maxum
Bingham High Point
Cali
Lewis
Davis Patrol & WatChman
Hedgecock Builders
Ward ST. OF High Point
Perpetual
Avith Us
CYC & Utne. Association
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