Grand Prix Start Captivates Watkins Glen Crowd
At Watkins Glen New York the U S Grand Prix drew about 20 000 fans who witnessed a grid start, 18 cars roaring away at 150 mph. The piece rhapsodizes over drivers Clark Hill Brabham Gurney Hulme and teams Ferrari Lotus Eagle while noting the Daytona event of November 22 26 the American Road Race of Champions sponsored by Enterprise Association Flags International and NAES. It also highlights local observer Lothar Witteborg and the broader appeal of auto racing to readers.
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Dave Burginner
Automotive Writers
New York
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Dan Gurney
Denny Hulme
Ferrari
Lotus
Eagle
Lothan Witterberg
Lothar Witteborg
Lothar
Abe Lincoln
Man Mountain Dean
Florida
Daytona International Speedway
Newspaper Enterprise Association
This
Nine Flags International
The
Sports Car Club of America
Boyd Lewis
NEA
Youth Law and Youth Culture Highlights
A Young reader guide covers emancipation ages and parental rights over earnings, contracts, and liability. It also discusses college records access debates, campus activism, and a mix of cultural notes on buttons, music trends, the Beach Boys, The Who, and a new TV dinner for dogs, plus a voyeuristic art space opening in New York.
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New York
Stefan Ensler
Beach Boys
Go Generation Industry Grows and Cafe Names Spread
New coffeehouse trend goes mainstream with youth led venues. Across colleges from Kent State to Columbia and Gainesville, students form drug free hangouts with quirky names like The Needle's Eye The Post crypt The Common Grounds The Bent Card The Deep End The Ego-Go Would You Believe The Escape.
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Ohio
Kent State’ University
Dallas
Tex
Portland
Ore
East Windsor
Conn
Broad Brook Congregational Church
Appalachian State Students Win Music Talent Awards
Four university band members among 69 Appalachian State students honored for special talent in music. Donna Faye Hilton of High Point Chris Fields of Asheboro Bonnie Wagner of Lexington Craig Linville of Kernersville named among awardees with total scholarships of 11 550 dollars.
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Appalachian States
Hilton
Donna Faye Hilton
High Point
Chris Fields
Asheboro
Bonnie Wagner
Lexington
Craig Linville
Kernersville
Johnson
Miss Wagner
Linville
Textile Officials Facing Hearing on Waste Plant Delay
Kings Mountain textile plant officials were ordered to appear at a November 17 hearing to explain why the plant’s waste treatment facility is not completed. The North Carolina Water and Air Resources Board acted after reports that Massachusetts Mohair Plush Co. continues to pollute a Broad River tributary via untreated dye wastes into Bensons Creek and has not met a construction timetable. The board also set November 16 for a public hearing on proposed changes to water and waste outlet regulations regarding coinage era standards for discharge approvals.
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Raleigh
Kings Mountain
North Carolina Water and’ Air Resources Board
Massachusetts
Mohair Plush Co
Broad River
W. E. Knight
Bensons Creek
Lincoln
Jops In Records Compiled By Nancy Gilbert
The week shows no change at the top as The Associations’ Never My Love holds first and Come Back When You Grow Up stays second. The Buckinghams enter with Hey Baby while The Doors push People Are Strange high on mid‑speed deck. A Natural Woman by Aretha Franklin shines while The Cowsills’ The Rain and the Park is Pick Hit of the Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gilbert Gilbert
Arethan Franklin
Cowsills
Cee
The
Association
Bobby Vee
Strangers
the Letter
Dandelion
Rolling Stones
van Morrison
Brenton Wood
Billie Joe
Bobbie’ Gentry
Peter, Paul & Mary
Wilson
Young Rascals
Tommy James
Shondells
Buckinghams
the Doors
Wilson Pickett
Aretha Franklin
Diana Ross
Supremes
North Carolina Yearbooks Win Top Awards
NEW YORK AP Yearbooks from Claremont Central Hickory and Mt Olive Junior College win medals in the 33rd annual contest and critique for yearbooks run by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association at Columbia University. Awards announced Thursday before the 28th annual conference and short course on yearbook production at Columbia.
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New York
North
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LeMans
France
Jimmy Clark
Graham Hill
Jack Brabham
Youth Beat
Frederick Bivona
Huntington
Long Island
Sunken Meadow State Park
American Council On Education
Frank Sinatra
Frank
Herb Alpert
Tijuana Brass
Lawrence Welk
Who
St. Mark’s Place
New York East Village
Greenwich Village
San Francisco
North Beach
Columbia University
St. Paul's Chapel
Columbia
S.C
Cof
Feehouse
University of Florida
Gainesville
Arkansas
University of Fayetteville
Charles Michael Whitehead
Howard M. Michael
Larry G. Rice
N. C
N.C
Business Department
High Point Enterprise
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