High Point School Leader Berry Seeks Educational Renewal
William C. Berry named high point school principal succeeding Dr. Jack Scott who died. Berry, former director of instruction, is a Duke-educated educator who began as dean of boys at Northeastern Junior High in 1959 and later led Cloverdale Elementary. He urges student self improvement and global readiness while planning to expand resources and international education amid ongoing reform.
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Editor's Outlook The Diamond Bonanza
A dialogue about Wisconsin diamonds hints at a 1965 aerial magnetic survey for the Canadian Arctic and Hudson Bay region. Prof Schwarcz links a pre-Cambrian meteorite impact near Hudson Bay to a 283 mile crater and possible mantle fracturing, with implications for diamond-rich zones in eastern Canada.
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Connally may quit politics next year amid policy rifts
The Texan governor and President Johnson, longtime allies, face sharp disagreements over LBJ programs and policy. Connally weighs leaving office while popular and facing a gubernatorial scramble, with a Sept 18 Dallas area meeting possible for announcement.
Wedding Bells Are Stilled by Thomasville Justice Noah Ader
Noah Ader, longtime justice of the peace in Thomasville, ends 28 years of officiating weddings after Friday. He presided over more than 260 ceremonies, rang bells after each service, and was known for recalling couples by name. He dies? No, he retires at 63 with Myrtle by his side. funeral plans noted for a future date.
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First Session of 89th Congress Presses Great Society
The 89th Congress under President Johnson wrapped a productive first session focusing on Great Society programs. Key actions include voting rights measures, education aid, health care for seniors, youth training, and housing reforms, with wage increases and rehab bills still pending for the next session.
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Roaming the Piedmont traffic and Model T renewals
A police check notes heavy downtown traffic as shoppers swarm amid early September crowds. In the local DMV, two Model T drivers renewals are processed, a 1923 roadster owner and an 85 year old, with one failing then later passing. Examiner A G Dunn recalls the unusual test of a Model T driver.
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