Glenda Cannon Crowned Miss Thomasville in Pageant
Glenda Faye Cannon 18 of Thomasville won Miss Thomasville at the Civic Center after a pageant with 700 attendees. Cindy Jilcott and Norma Jean Bailey placed first and second runners up. Cannon, a North Davidson High senior planning college, sang in talent, with competition noting her performance of Don't Think Twice.
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Thomasville
Glenda Faye Cannon
Cindy Jilcott
Norma Jean Bailey
Marvin Barts
Civic Center
Ledford High School
East Davidson High School
University of North Carolina At
C. P. Jilcott
Rt. 6
Winston~ Salem
Cindy
Request Awaited Comment Withheld On ECC Proposal
Durham AP report notes the State Board chair Watts Hill Jr. will not comment on East Carolina College becoming a university until a formal request is filed. He questioned ECC trustees' consideration of the change as Dr Leo Jenkins suggested possible conversion.
ECC status debate prompts consolidation rethink
In Winston-Salem East Carolina trustees debate university status amid state law changes. Irving E. Carlyle argues funds favor keeping ECC within the consolidated system, while Rep. Fred Bahnson predicts inevitable university status once a name is chosen. The debate centers on legislation and timing for 1967.
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Carlyle
Wake ‘Forest College Board of Trustees
Governor’s Commission For Education
Fred F. Bahnson
ECC
TEACHERS ARE PEOPLE TOO MAGIC IN RAPPORT
Sunday Enterprise previews show photographer Duane Hall capturing the bond between teachers and students in the quest for knowledge. The story highlights the instinctive connection and shared curiosity that define education.
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Duane Hall
Sunday Enterprise
Vietnam Day Parade Sees 700 Officers On Duty In Bay Area
In Oakland California AP Seven hundred law officers are marshaled for a large Viet Nam Day protest parade from UC Berkeley to DeFremery Park. A specially organized California highway patrol detachment of 250 will be joined by sheriff deputies and other police to ensure safety for an expected crowd of up to 15 000 along the five mile route beginning at 10 am.
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Calif
U.S
California
Charles A. O'Brien
Five Mile
VDC
University of California
Berkeley
DeFremery Park
Explosion Kills Two Marines at Guantanamo Bay
Two Marines died and four were wounded last Monday after an explosion during minefield maintenance at Guantanamo Bay Cuba. The six victims were from Camp Lejeune North Carolina. Names of the dead are Cpl John G Spillers 22 and Cpl William K Lawson 22. Injured are Cpl Robert Andrews 28 Lance Cpl Ronald H Green 18 2nd Lt Jerry L Daniel 25 and Sgt George J Seabolt 29. Seabolt sustained minor injuries with others listed in fair condition. An investigation is ongoing and details were not yet available.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
John G. Spillers
Louise FE. Spillers
Sneads Ferry
N. C
William K. Lawson
William I. Lawson
Okeechobee
Fla
U.S. Naval Hospital
Robert Andrews
Helen Andrews
New Durham
N.hl
Lance
Ronald H. Green
Alma K. ‘Shaw
Plainville
Conn
Jerry L. Daniel
Elizabeth BE. Daniel
George J Seabolt
Betty L. Seabolt
New Bern
Hanoi Bolsters Forces To Match U S Buildup
North Vietnamese forces in South Vietnam are expected to swell as Hanoi moves to match the U S military buildup. Washington intelligence claims Hanoi plans four to six new divisions within six months, raising fears of a broader conflict and potential Chinese involvement if China enters the war. The Communist count in South Vietnam exceeds 200,000, and fighting near Pleime and near the Cambodian border signals a central highlands showdown.
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South
Viet Nam
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Central Highlands
Hanol
Space Flight Breach Threatens Gemini 7 Launch
White House and Defense Department push mediation to end a McDonnell Aircraft Corp machinists strike now halting Phantom jet work and delaying the Gemini 7 manned space flight. At Cape Kennedy and St. Louis plants, thousands walked out and testing ceased at Edwards and Holloman bases. Negotiations stalled after a nine cent per hour wage offer with fringe benefits as a major sticking point.
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Edwards Air Force Base
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Holloman Air Force Base
Alamogordo
Nlm
Ense Department
Fie International Association of Government
Afl-Cio Wednes Cuick
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
White House
Miss World judge says hair up could have won title
AP report from London notes Miss United States Dianna Lyn Batts placed second after director Eric Motley suggested hair worn up, as in rehearsals, might have secured the win for Miss United States. Miss United Kingdom Lesley Langley won. Dianna, 19, from Church Falls, Virginia, measured 37-23-37.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
United States
Dianna Lyn Batts
Dianna
Eric Motley
United Kingdom
Lesley Langley
Church Falls
Cavalry's Position in Ta Drang Valley Involves Heavy Fighting
South Vietnamese paratroopers helped haul North Vietnamese regulars in the Ta Drang Valley as U S and Vietnamese forces fought a lengthy four hour battle at the valley edge near the Cambodian frontier. Reports cited 120 to 186 Communist dead and said airstrikes and light government losses occurred amid ongoing operations.
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Viet Nam AP
U.S
Ta ‘Drang
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Guam
Boas
Chu Prong Mountain
Jnearest
Smoking Report Challenged by University Statistician
University of Chicago statistician Dr. K A Brownlee argues in the Journal of the American Statistical Association that the U S surgeon general report linking cigarette smoking to lung cancer is not proven. He says the advisory committee failed to disprove the genetic hypothesis and other possibilities may align with the data.
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University of Chicago
U. S
Surgeon General
K. A. Brownlee
Journal of the American Statistical
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