Supreme Court Study Highlights School Integration and Prayer
High Point students study the U S Supreme Court as part of a school series from The Enterprise and AP The December issue will cover Part II The piece recalls landmark rulings on school segregation and bans on prayer and notes the Court's evolving role since 1790 with leaders like John Marshall and the Warren Court in the 1950s and 60s
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Associated Press
Supreme Court
Topeka
Kansas
New York State
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John Marshall
Congress
Warren Court
Grant Urges U S Leadership in Asia Against White Domination
Worth Grant, a Baptist missionary to Japan, told the Thomasville High Point Executives Club that Asia seeks Asian solutions and may favor China’s communism over Western democracy. He urged the United States to lead with moral and spiritual authority, warning of Western superficiality and urging a deeper understanding of Oriental perspectives.
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Broadcasters Gather in Charlotte for NAB Conference
About 200 radio and television executives attend NAB regional fall conference in Charlotte. Vincent T Wasilewski NAB president gives keynote at White House Inn with FCC member Kenneth A Cox also speaking. Jack S Younts of WEEB Southern Pines presides opening session. Grover C Cobb of KVGB Great Bend presides closing assembly.
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Vincent T. Wasilewski
National Association of Broadcasters
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Kenneth A. Cox
Federal Communications Commission
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Jack S. Younts
WEEB
Southern Pines
Grover C. Cobb
KVGB
Great Bend
Kan
From Air Force to Honey's Lounge Hero of Honolulu
Ho, a quarter Hawaiian and rest of diverse roots, left the Air Force after five years to run Honey's Lounge in Honolulu. He once planned an Air Force career but returned home at 29 to revitalize the bar, entertaining customers on the organ while hoping for Waikiki recognition. Honey's became a local favorite, with Ho paying $750 monthly for his own "Hole in the Wall" venue and earning fame just below King Kamehameha.
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Piedmont Begins Service to New York City
Piedmont Airlines launched regu lar service from North Carolina Virginia and Washington DC to New York City from LaGuardia. The ceremony included nine mayors and 101 guests with former Gov. Terry Sanford greeting in New York. The carrier plans five round trips daily with jets and prop aircraft on order for 1968 deliveries.
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Piedmont Airlines
New York City
North Carolina
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Civil Aeronautics Board
New York
Terry Sanford
Piedmont
Winston- Salem
LaGuardia
Wilmington
Fayetteville
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N.C
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Shenandoah
Charlottesville
District of Columbia
Gardner Predicts GOP Year as North Carolina Heats Up
North Carolina congressman Jim Gardner says 1968 will be a GOP year in the Tar Heel state with a goal to win governor and U S Senate seats and expand legislative power. He notes the 1966 win over Harold Cooley as a major two party milestone and reveals staff choices Jack Hawk and Earl Cox as key aides.
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Raleigh
Jim Gardner
North Carolina
Tar
U.S. Senate
Gardner
Harold Cooley
Jack Hawk
Earl Cox
Washington
Let Legislature Decide on Planning Airport Power Disputed
Greensboro High Point Airport Authority member Ceasar Cone questioned county planning role in shaping the Friendship Airport future. County Planner Lindsay Cox outlined a federal grant funded study to draft a long range plan (to 1985) following FAA guidelines.
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Friendship Airport
Greensboro
High Point
Airport Authority
Ceasar Cone
Cone
Lindsay Cox
Cox
Authority
Bee
Planning Bee
Guilford County
General Assembly
FAA
Federal Aviation Agency
Marion Eakes
William Osteen
Winston-Salem
Ning Department
Romney Seen as Romney Facing Johnson in 1968 Bid
A Southern Newspaper Publishers Association delegate poll shows most expect Michigan Governor George Romney to oppose President Johnson in the 1968 election.
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Boca Raton
Fla
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Michigan
George Romney
Johnson
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Verdery Elected President of Episcopal Schools Group
The Rev. John D. Verdery head master of Wooster School Danbury Conn was elected to lead the National Association of Episcopal Schools in a recent vote.
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John D. Verdery
Wooster School
Danbury, Conn
National Association of Episcopal Schools
Before a method to granulate sugar was found
A historical note explains that before granulated sugar existed, sugar was bought in large loaves. The text highlights a shift in culinary practice and sugar processing technology.
Schools must become more technically oriented says education official
David S. Bushnell, director of adult and vocational research in the U.S. Office of Education, told New Jersey educators at a recent conference that schools must adopt a more technical focus to prepare students for a rapidly changing job market.
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U.S. Office of Education
New Jersey
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