High Point Leader Aims One Day United Appeal
Paul Carter Boren, chief of United Community Services in High Point, Target a one day United Appeal to raise 331475. He works with Fred Swartzberg and volunteers to mobilize industrial payroll deductions and employee canvassing. Carter, a former Scout executive, joined in 1961 hoping to match Bartlett Oklahoma’s one day drive.
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Power Of Profit By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
In this essay the author reflects on exploration myths from Erik the Red to Columbus, contrasting Norse Vineland with Spanish expeditions. He argues Norse voyages sought practical gain while later explorers chased mythical wealth, shaping perceptions of discovery and national ambition.
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Johnsons Raleigh stop signals party loyalty test
President Lyndon B. Johnson plans a brief Raleigh visit to gauge North Carolina party support for the Johnson Humphrey ticket. The trip prompts governors and state leaders, including Dan K Moore, to show where they stand as Lady Bird Johnson campaigns and Miller tours North Carolina. A separate report notes Rosman in Transylvania County faced a heavy rainfall deluge causing floods and washed out bridges on the headwaters of the French Broad River.
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Lee Letters Show Robert E. Lee Advocating Virtue and Peace
A Sunday accent features excerpts from a new book Lee The Story of Robert E. Lee as Told in His Own Words and Those of His Contemporaries. It compiles letters by Lee and acquaintances revealing his emphasis on virtue discipline and duty, including his views on slavery and postwar reconciliation.
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Light Glow At Intersection In Thomasville News
Local readers report a tangled traffic signal pattern at Thomasville square with new and moved units causing delays. Rail crossings on Liberty Drive draw complaints for inadequate warning devices after recent wrecks.
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Randolph’s Grand Old Man Dr. Bulla Turns 102
Randolph’s famed doctor and longtime community figure Dr. Jefferson Davis Bulla celebrated his 102nd birthday at his Hillsville home. Locals say he still holds court there and welcomes visitors amid a year’s quiet routine.
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