Roy D Wooster Jr Shines as Borden Executive in High Point
Roy D. Wooster Jr was named vice president of Borden's Southeastern Division and North Carolina regional manager. A Troy native, Colgate alumnus, and WWII veteran, he lives in High Point with wife Janice and children Roy and Debbie. He succeeds Walter Comfort as division head. Comfort becomes Southeastern Division president.
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Borden’s
Wooster
Junior Wooster
Borden
Southeastern
North Carolina
High Point
N. Main St
Walter R. Comfort
Southeastern Division
Troy
N.Y
Colgate University
Navy
Colgate
Committee On Food For
Emerywood Country Club
Willow Creek Golf Club
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Hughes
Denver
Colo
Editor's Outlook on Communism and Mass Consumption
An essay discusses how classic Communist theory faces a choke-or-boil problem as it must deliver mass consumption. It cites a Scott report from Magnitogorsk and Mongolia, noting privacy and mobility challenge Soviet plans and questioning capitalism's global vitality amid the historical shift since 1917.
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Scott
Atlantic
Mongolia
Soviet Union
Europe
Questions About Brown Bagging Raise Public Safety Concerns
A reader to The Enterprise argues that liquor use by youths and the practice of brown bagging endangers public safety. He cites ambulance work, drunken driving, and related accidents while criticizing state liquor policies and enforcement. He questions legality and safety of private drinking and its impact on travelers and families.
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Winston-Salem
Quote from McGee and Ribicoff on government reform
The quote stresses the need to streamline government to avoid bureaucratic indigestion. McGee urges reform to prevent inefficiency while Ribicoff echoes the concern about excessive bureaucracy compromising national function.
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
Bad Week For Traffic In Thomasville Impacts Davidson Forsyth
The Thomasville scene reports rising traffic fatalities in Davidson and Forsyth counties with two recent deaths. Frank Osteen died in a head-on crash with a tractor-trailer. Gary Wayne Doss, 18, died in an early Saturday wreck on Gum Tree Road. The Forsyth Rescue Squad freed Osteen’s body after about an hour. The camping show at Pilot Fire Department on U.S. 29 70 ends today with 25 cent admission. The column notes Judge L Roy Hughes’s tough sentencing after a radar speeding case, requiring an essay on radar history and use.
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Frank Osteen
Forsyth County
Gum Tree Road
Gary Wayne Doss
Doss
Wallburg
North Carolina Travel Promotion Aims to Boost Tourist Dollars
The State Board of Conservation and Development will review travel and promotion efforts in North Carolina at its spring meeting in High Point. Bill Hensley reports that tourism now ranks third in state revenue, with 1965 spending at 560 million dollars and tourist taxes contributing about 28 percent of state tax receipts.
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North Carolina
State Board of Conservation and Development
High Point
Bill Hensley
Department of Conservation and Development
Board of Conservation and Development
Blue Ridge Parkway
National Park
Cape Hatteras
Lewis Copeland
University of Tennessee
Copeland
Tar Heels
Florida
New York
Locusts Expected To Sweep Piedmont This May
A North Carolina bulletin warns the 17 year cicadas will emerge in late May or early June within the Piedmont region. Beginnings occur when nymphs crawl from ground tunnels and mature into loud singing adults for about three weeks, then lay eggs and fade. The piece also recalls Mother’s Day stories and small town family moments around the holiday.
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