Ford Sees Johnson as Spendingest President at Randolph Rally
U S House Minority leader Gerald Ford told 500 to 600 Randolph Republicans that Lyndon Johnson is the spendingest president and questioned the president's credibility. Ford noted tax timing to refute Johnson and predicted further budget cuts this year. James Gardner introduced Ford and referenced Lt. Gov. Robert Scott amid local GOP fundraising events.
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Asheboro
U. S. House
Gerald Ford
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Congress
Ford
James Gardner
Robert Scott
Gardner
Scott
Charlotte
John Stickly
Randolph County
Stickly
Hackney Awarded YMCA Professional Certification
Dan Hackney, adult program director at the Point YMCA, received the YMCA professional certification in a ceremony before the YMCA board. He has served at High Point YMCA since April 1966 and joined YMCA service six years ago.
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High Point Ymca
Winston-Salem Ymcaa
Durham
High Point College
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Carolinas Physical Directors’ Society
Carolinas Assn. of
Doctor Haggai to Speak at ACS High Point Meeting
Dr. Thomas S. Haggai will address the annual High Point Unit meeting at the Sheraton Hotel on Tuesday. The dinner starts at 6 15 p m with Glenn Crihfield presiding. The event will honor outstanding workers in the 1967 Cancer Crusade. The dinner meeting is open.
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Thomas S. Haggai
High Point Unit
Sheraton Hotel
Glenn Crihfield
Thanksgiving Night Service at Baptist Church
A Thanksgiving service will be held at the Baptist Church Wednesday at 7 45 p m with the pastor Rev James L Pharr. Music will be presented by the Junior and Primary Choirs.
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Baptist Church
James L. Pharr
Community Concert Preparations Highlight ACS Meeting
The article invites readers to join the American Cancer Society and notes reservations can be made via local unit executive secretary Mrs. Margaret Welch at telephone 8 21214. Crihield said the meeting will be brief to allow attendees time for the Community Concert.
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M R. Welch
High Point Unit
American Cancer Society
Glenn Crihfield
Welch
Margaret Welch
Crihfield
B'nai B'rith Youth State Meet Held in High Point
About 130 B'nai B'rith Youth members and advisors from North Carolina gathered in High Point for the Winter Cultural Convention at B'nai Israel Synagogue. Activities included Sabbath services, an Israel lead Q A, oratory contests to select state reps, workshops, Havdalah, a dance, and a closing luncheon with awards and a talk by Rabbi Joseph Asher.
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B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
North Carolina
High Point
B'nai Israel
Sheryl Robinson
Scott
Barbara Pomerantz
Ben Chernoff
Joseph Asher
Greensboro
Daytime TV Takes A Toll On The Household
A satirical look at how daytime television affects the housewife during a typical day. The piece critiques morning kiddie fare, gym lesson segments, daytime soap operas, lunch routines, and the shift to reruns and afternoon movies, ending with dinner.
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Dad
Exchange Group Sets Banquet Honoring Driver Instructors
The High Point Insurance Exchange will host its annual banquet honoring driver training instructors from High Point Central Trinity Allen Jay Ragsdale and Ledford high schools Monday evening at Marguerite's Restaurant. Police Chief Laurie Pritchett and City Councilman Frank are invited.
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High Point Insurance Exchange
High Point Central
Trinity
Allen Jay
Ragsdale
Ledford
Marguerite’s
Laurie Pritchett
Frank
Theft Charged To Man In Tate Street Grocery Theft
Floyd M. Robbins of Tate Street is charged with breaking and entering in connection with the theft of meat eight cartons of cigarettes cigarette lighters and four pairs of hose from Leonard Street Grocery on November 13. He will have a hearing at High Point Municipal Court on December 18. Larry D. Smithers of Tomlinson Street faces charges including assault with a deadly weapon disturbing the peace and malicious damage to property. Donnie Women of Almina Street and A. Christian of Vail Street are charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Roger D. Crawford of Kivett Drive is charged with affray and resisting an officer. Additional charges include Alfred Tot of Annes Street with assault and Breenig Taylor of Beddington Street and Judy Ann Hunsacker of Whiteoak Street with affray. Smith. J. B. Gibson, president, says the banquet honors work educating youth in safe driving.
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Floyd M. Robbins
Tate Street
Geen Teor A Sa
Leonard Street
Robbins
High Point
Larry D. Smithers
Tomlinson Street
Donnie Wome Ouf
Almina Street
A. Christian
Vail Street
Roger D. Crawford
Kivett Drive
Annestreet
Breenig Taylor
Beddington Street
Judy Ann Hunsacker
Whiteoak Street
The Computer Revolution Promises New Careers in Computing
The article urges readers to consider computer programming as a high demand, well paid field. It notes over 200,000 programmers needed by 1970 and highlights E C P I training as accessible with a high school education. It cites 21,364 enrolled students across 93 schools and invites readers to request free details.
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E.C.P.1
E.C.P.I
Holiday Parade Lineup Readied for 1967 Thanksgiving Day
Holiday parade organizers prepare 104 units for the Thanksgiving afternoon display in High Point. The lineup requires assembly by 2 45 p.m. with a 4 p.m. start march from Russell Avenue to Main Street and Parkway. Nine bands provide music and a Santa float closes the procession.
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High Point
al Bernet
High Point Merchants Assn
N. C. State University
Raleigh
Russell Avenue
Main Street
Parkway
Bennet
George Leverett
Santa Claus
Gospel group to sing at Mount Zion Pilgrim Church
The Musical Four a family gospel group will perform during Sunday school and worship at Mount Zion Pilgrim Church starting 10 a m The church lies near Cunningham Brick Co about five miles south of Thomasville.
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Musical Four
Mount Zion Pilgrim Church
Cunningham Brick Co
Thomasville
Trial slated in Greensboro for counterfeit bill possessor
Robert Clay Key of Thomasville is scheduled to be tried in U.S. Middle District Court in Greensboro on December 4 for possessing and concealing counterfeit twenty and ten dollar bills. He was arrested September 30 and placed under a $1,000 appearance bond.
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Greensboro
Robert Clay Key
Thomasville
U.S. Middle District Court
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