Mayor Swisher urges Triad growth control for distinct towns
Kernersville leader says urban expansion should be guided to keep cities from merging into a megalopolis. He supports a Triad Council report promoting contained development, preserving medium-sized towns, and avoiding loss of local identity amid growth.
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Roger Swisher
Kernersville
Triad
Triad Council of Governments
Triad Council
Swisher
North Carolina
Winston- Salem
Winston-Salem
Workaholic Types Push 55Hour Weeks Says Duke Professor
The Louisville Courier Journal reports Professor Juanita Kreps of Duke University noting that over a third of achievement oriented workers interviewe d log 55 hour weeks not including travel or business meals. She suggests a slower pace could improve family life, while asks if happy families drive work addiction.
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Juanita Kreps
Duke University
Professor Kreps
Joe Creason
Norfolk Navy dispensary mocks long hair in lazy ruling
Norfolk officials claim long hair connotes laziness and distracts from details, sparking a nationwide prowess of mockery and calls for an end to the discourse. They contrast this with historical figures and urge a new topic, noting critics who still defend their crewcuts.
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Navy Dispensary
Norfolk
Raleigh Zoological and Engineering Genious
Abe Lincoln
Andy Jackson
America
Canada
Victoria
British Columbia
Queen Bess
William Shakespeare
Charles II
Virginia Avenue
West Broad
Dr. J. T. Burrus
Pulpit plagiarism raises questions for ministers
The Milwaukee Journal notes ministers may rely on canned sermons sold for about $25 to last a year. Texts and tapes are supplied by a dozen firms, and supporters say original writing takes time, while critics doubt the value of bland, mass produced messages.
Science Is Outflanked by Diverse Cold Viruses
NIH testimony released in March shows Dorland J. Davis stating there are hundreds of cold viruses. He notes 113 viruses are known with up to 100 more undiscovered, explaining why a single vaccine has remained elusive. The article frames the cold as an army of bugs rather than a single cause.
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Dorothy Parker
Wasserman
Edgar Guest
U. S
Clyde R. Hoey
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Dorland J. Davis
Davis
John F. Bivins Jr
North Carolina
Old Salem
Robert Cecil Crawford
High Point Memorial Hospital
Kay Williams
James Fulton
Masons
Louis T. Friedman
Oxford
Y.M.C.A
Emerywood Country Club
Cheerio
Gilbert L. “Skipper” Gates
East Green Drive
Enterprise Advertising
Charles W. Patterson Jr
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Secret Of Success Says Class Vote Isn’t Sole Predictor
A Chicago professor notes that the class favorite to succeed may not be the top student. Encouraging news for the bright pupil could risk discouraging the A student. Good grades and athletics come from hard work, not IQ or physique alone.
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Chicago
Secret Service Watch List Extends Beyond Violent Actors
The Secret Service tracks over 400 groups deemed of protective interest from the Women's Liberation Movement to the Chinese Hand Laundry Alliance. A federal study finds most assailants are loners, not group members, while some organizations appear in files without clear reasons for surveillance.
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Washington
Secret Service
Women’s Liberation Movement
Chinese Hand Laundry Alliance
Arthur Herman Bremer
George Wallace
Quaker Action Group
Nonviolent Direct Action Group
The
Gay Liberation Front
Pres
Vietnam
Protectees
Postal Watch
White House
National Alliance of Postal and Federal Employees
Secret Service Files Reveal Broad Civilian Surveillance Ties
The document lists diverse groups under scrutiny including Cuban Nationalist Movement, Iranian Students Association, NAACP, SCLC, Drum and Spear bookstore, SDS, National Youth Alliance, and NSA. It notes CIA funding to NSA and actions by groups like John Birch Society, Federal Employees for Democratic Society, and Quaker groups. It cites low profile protests and historical ties to civil rights marches.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evens
Washington
Drum and Spear
Secret Service
Students For A Democratic Society
National Youth Alliance
National Student Association
Central Inteligence Agency
Letters Against Horoscope Printing At High Point Enterprise
A reader urges the High Point Enterprise to stop printing Jeane Dixon horoscopes calling them demonic and satanic. They cite biblical verses from Deuteronomy Isaiah and Revelations to condemn astrology and demand the full text be published for readers.
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High Point Enterprise
Jeane Dixon
Veneer Industry Sees Brighter Future and Modernization
George Erath notes a stronger veneer market with expanding plants in Rocky Mount Virginia and Martinsburg West Virginia. He cites centralized high capacity plants, fewer failures, and shifted marketing as signs of stability amid industry transitions.
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George Erath
Rocky Mount
Martinsburg
W. Va
Erath
High Point College
Chicago
Jimmy Mitchell
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Louis B. Sims
National American Indian Youth Council
Robert R. Faison
Visual Intelligence Branch
National Association of Broadcast Employes
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Executive Mansion
ABC
Merry
By Jack Anderson
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Iranian Students Association
Guarded Secret Service
John Birch Society
Pres. Eisenhower
US Capitol
Congress of Racial Equality
Martin Luther King
Behrends
Harwell and Henderson
Bennett
N. Main
Richard Behrends
Bunn Hackney
Durham
V.M.I
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Vernon
Holt McPherson Enterprise
Virginia Buser
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