Jerry Shaver a YMCA leader in High Point
Jerry Shaver principal of Kirkman Park School in High Point has long led YMCA programs. He coached Little League for nine years, winning a championship with the Warriors this season. His family participates in YMCA activities, and he has served in multiple YMCA roles including Y's Man of the Year in 1964 and board secretary for a third term.
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Image Makers and the Power of Advertising Image
An editor notes how mid-century ads shape consumer impressions through friendliness and humor. It cites Hertz versus Avis, Braniff Airways, Pan American, Volkswagen, and bank ads, showing how image shifts drive brand success and loyalty beyond technical specs.
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Johnson set to name two new Supreme Court justices this summer
President Johnson plans two Supreme Court appointments as Justice Black retires by Aug. 17 and Justice Clark considers options after the current term. The piece notes district courts face docket pressures and discusses Svetlana Stalin's impact on East–West relations and CIA concerns amid Capitol Hill mood.
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Paradox Of The Conscience In North Carolina Death Penalty Debate
The piece discusses Gov. Dan Moore's opposition to abolishing the death penalty and questions whether now is the right time to alter law enforcement or punishments. It cites historical execution statistics and contrasts regional crime patterns with religious and social values in the Deep South.
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Davidson Dateline Signals Clash Over Mayors Race
Thomasville reports a crowded mayoral contest with Johnson Pennington and Lambeth as leading candidates. Speculation centers on whether Johnson runs for another term, with zoning talks advancing in Denton after Klopman Mills expansion. Thomasville High adds coaching staff amid district debate over football success.
Nissen Wagon Sold From Winston-Salem to Local Buyer
A slightly shopworn Nissen wagon from Winston-Salem, built by the Nissen Wagon Co., was found forgotten in a Lincolnton hardware firm’s warehouse and sold on the spot to a local farmer after a 35 year storage. The sale was noted alongside local anecdotes and a magazine feature on Occidental Agricultural Chemicals Corp.’s Jacksonville terminal.
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