High Point Jaycees Elect Joe Apperson as President
Joe R. Apperson, named new president of the High Point Jaycees, says staying on top is harder than winning it. He outlines goals to boost community impact, educate members, and present balanced views while avoiding political stands.
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Keith Carter
Enterprise
High Point Jaycees
Jaycee
Joe R. Apperson
Apperson
Jaycees
Interagency Council
High Point
Custer
Sitting Bull
Winchester
Kayenta
Oraibi
Department of Justice
Disorganized window notebook on Navajo life and myths
An editor recalls a brief encounter with a Navajo man selling a blanket for twenty dollars and sharing bread and fruit. The piece argues Indians resist organized action, critiques stereotypes, and notes benefits and harms of colonial impact, including modernization and rights.
I Q Test Debate Urges Rethink Of Child Intelligence
Dr Irwin Ross argues against overreliance on I Q testing in schools noting that scores can change and labeling harms children. He cites a Northwestern study where low I Q children improved substantially with targeted support and outlines four ways parents can raise a child s I Q through home climate health culture and stimulation.
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Ross
Bernardine G. Schmidt
Northwestern University
I.Q
Dr. Ross
Watergate Choice and the American Way of Life
The piece argues Watergate reveals deep corruption of American ideals tied to money and power. It contrasts Watergate with Chappaquiddick, Teapot Dome, and 1876, urging a return to freedom, opportunity, and justice rather than profit-driven governance.
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Democratic Party
Chappaquiddick
White House
Teapot Dome
Washington
Watergate
Roaming the Piedmont Those High School Days
The writer recalls a 1934 January class reunion at R J Reynolds High School in Winston Salem and school pranks. He visits a Charlotte Methodist Home garden tour and muses on urban gardening in the Piedmont to curb prices and provide earth contact for city residents.
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R. J. Reynolds High School
Winston-Salem
Germany
Piedmont
Earth
Spring Fever at Davidson Campus Reforms Youth
A Davidson County Community College column muses on spring fever as a natural, temporary affliction of the young. The narrator contemplates past campus joys, current apathy, exams looming, and adults longing for youth while noting renewal and priorities.
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Lexington
Davidson County Community College
Flip Wilson
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New York
Irwin Ross
Parents Teachers Assn. Magazine
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