Hancock to lead Randolph secondary education training
Don Hancock of High Point will leave Fairview Elementary to become Randolph County director of secondary education and in service teacher training. He will work with high school curricula and implement certificate renewal programs, reporting to Superintendent John Lawrence, a former Oak View principal whom Hancock credits with starting his career.
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Donald Lloyd Hancock
Fairview
Randolph County
Hancock
Randolph
John Lawrence
Lawrence
High Point
Oak View
Archdale area educator serves as Lions district governor
Hancock, a Trinity area native and educator with degrees from Trinity High School High Point College and UNC Chapel Hill leads the 31-D Lions district covering nine counties and 55 clubs. He began visiting clubs on July 27 and completed the round in March while serving as district governor and balancing family life with two sons Stephen and Kent.
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Trinity High School
High Point College
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Belva Frazier
Trinity
Stephen
Kent
Rt. 1
Hancock
Archdale Friends Meeting
The
Lions
Crisis of anarchy in New York sparks panic over city destiny
Capt. Raymond Gimmiler warns Mayor Lindsay of a crisis of anarchy as firemen face sniping while fighting fires. The piece contrasts New York’s decay with migration to safer cities, noting a $1.1 billion deficit and calls for federal aid amid urban decline.
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Raymond Gimmiler
Hinckley
Minn
Bowery
Drama
Conmerce and
Finance
Palace
The
Lambs and
the Players
Puerto Rico
New York City
Lindsay
America
Gimmiler
Chicago
Texas
LBJ Library Dedication Spurs Cross-Party Barbs and Reflections
The LBJ library ceremony drew Nixon, Goldwater, Agnew, and Fulbright in Texas for a bipartisan tribute. Nixon quoted Beveridge, while Johnson opposed the Mansfield resolution on NATO troop withdrawal. Also noted was a House vote boosting annual postage stamp allotments by $210 with many mailings still postage free.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
Washington
Agnew
New York Times
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Dove
John F. Kennedy
Fulbright
LBJ
Nixon
Sen
Albert Jeremiah Beveridge
Indiandy
Beveridge
Senate
Texas
Nowheresville
U. S
Europe
Continental Free Nations
U. S. House
House
Destruction of Order in North Carolina Higher Education
The piece argues that the Warren Commission majority plan to create a regents board will dismantle the Consolidated University of North Carolina and weaken state coordination. It blames political pressures and Gov. Bob Scott for eroding effective governance, urging restoration of the original Board of Higher Education and support for the minority report’s restructuring.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
Warren Commission
Bob Scott
Board of Regents
University of North Carolina
Institutions of Higher Learning
Board of Higher Education
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
State College
Raleigh
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Consolidated University
North Carolina State University At
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Charlotte Community College
Asheville-Biltmore
Wilmington
East Carolina
Commission
Gov
Scott
Downtown Thomasville's Last Theater Sits Boarded Up
The downtown Thomasville theater on Randolph Street closed last October after a weak showing of Romeo and Juliet. Jim Hill, manager of a theater in Southgate Shopping Center, now screens only G and GP rated films, arguing that families prefer non explicit fare. He notes Sleeping Beauty drew strong box office, stronger than Patton, and questions rating reliability.
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Ven
Carver Enterprise
Thomasville
Salem
Main Streets
Randolph Street
Jim Hill
Southgate
Hill
Walt Disney
Patton
New York
Guilford County Considers Grinding System For Waste
High Point faces dwindling landfill space as waste volume rises after a burn ban. Guilford County, Greensboro and High Point propose a countywide grinding system with closer collection points and shared landfills to extend site life at a $1.2 million cost, slated for the June 8 ballot.
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Jim Hawkins
High Point
Greensboro
Guilford County
Randolph County
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