Athanas Shares Optimism About New High Point Home
Athanas, new MAC Panel president, moved with wife Constance Hamilton and two children Heidi and George to High Point after arriving from Princeton engineering background. He praises the area, notes mild winters, longer summers, and integration into Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and the High Point American Business Club. He finds little to complain about, enjoys golf when possible, and keeps busy with tapes.
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Princeton
N. J
Air Force
MAC Panel
High Point
Fernwood Drive
Heidi
Northwood
Constance Hamilton
Iowa
George
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point American Business Club
Linda’s case helped lead to Brown v Board of Education
A 1951 three judge ruling found no 14th Amendment conflict in Linda’s segregation case. the Linda file was later folded into the Topeka brown v board era as part of cases from several states. Linda did not attend Sumner after her family moved to north Topeka.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Oliver Brown
Richard Lawton
Sadie Emmanuel
Board of Education of
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Shawnee County
Kansas
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South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Brown
Harold R. Fatzer
Fatzer
Sumner
North Topeka
Seice
Sanbeath
Brooklyn
Anthony
Vances
Washington
Dent Johnson
Sandra
Sai
Sanchez
U. S
South Vienna
Nam
Hedj
Julio Sanchez
Rockefeller and Goldwater clash over Oregon primary impact
Goldwater concedes Oregon gave Rockefeller a springboard for their California clash as 86 convention votes loom, while labeling Oregon a victory for the radical left and aiding Nixon in the long run. Rockefeller cites constructive Republicanism and campaign methods as his winning formula. Lodge supporters meet in Los Angeles amid talk of blocking Goldwater, which Rockefeller denies knowledge of. Goldwater insists Lodge loyalists have nowhere else to go. California convention votes total 655 needed to win. Goldwater backers seek 580 to 590 votes. If Goldwater prevails, Rockefeller could challenge for the nomination, ending a long divorce history and seeking a bold bid.
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Stand in Line No More Members Urged To Join YMCA Health Club
A health club membership drive warns that applications after June 1 may face a long wait or be closed until February 1965. Testimonial quotes from Buick Sales and W F Mauldin tout regular exercise, steam baths, massages, and social benefits as reasons to join now rather than wait in line.
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W. F. Mauldin
Ymca Health Club
High Point
Health Club
Health club praise from Cleveland Indians scout
J. W. Morgan, Southeastern Area Scout for the Cleveland Indians, lauds Central YMCA as the best health club he has seen, claiming no other city offers a better facility. He notes his travels across the country and endorses local amenities.
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English Rd
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Jimmy Gruzd
A. M. Terry
Terry Supply Co
Richard Meisky
P.O. Box
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