Remembering Nereus C. English a Thomasville figure dies
Nereus C. English died yesterday at a young age in Thomasville near his Trinity birthplace. An industrious leader he rose from overalls to a front office role in hosiery and helped organize businesses while funding education for many youngsters. He supported Guilford College and its Distinguished Alumni Award, and he remained active in local politics and civic causes, earning respect for his candor and drive to improve the community.
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N. C
Ragan Knitting
Nash Ceamry
Thomasville
Trinity
Guilford College
Aburini
Padi
Editorial Page Structure At The Tuscaloosa News
The Tuscaloosa News outlines its editorial page format including editorials, the letters column limited to 300 words, signed national columns, and the distinction between news and opinion. It stresses that opinions belong to readers and writers, while reporters stay with news.
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United States
Tuscaloosa
End Of The Times Ends In Georgia After A Costly Venture
The End Of The Times folded after about 14 months, a costly misadventure in journalism. Its conservative editorial stance failed to attract enough news coverage or advertising, unable to compete with The Atlanta Journal and Constitution. The venture collapsed under high machinery and staff costs.
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Atlanta Times
The
Times
Goldwater
Atlanta Journal and Constitution
Hoth Vharal Panera
Journal and
the Constitution
Ralph McGill
the Times
Edwin Gill Warned Against Banking Snobbery At Greensboro
The state treasurer Edwin Gill told young bankers in Greensboro that hard work and preparation matter more than country clubs or vacations. He drew a humorous jab at bankers who vacation while others save, suggesting he may challenge expense accounts, attire, and office decor. The piece ends with a quip that too much work and no play could hinder personal advancement.
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Edwin Gill
Greensboro
Angus Barn
Gill
Ben Franklin
Edwin
Jack
High Point Enterprise Leadership Note
The High Point Enterprise lists A RAWLEY as President Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood as secretary treasurer and editor. The document provides management roles and titles for the newspaper, outlining executive positions and responsibilities.
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A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood de
High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates Display
The notice outlines mail subscription rates and payment terms, listing prices for daily and Sunday delivery, monthly and quarterly options, and notes that The Associated Press and other content are subject to copyright. It directs readers to contact local carriers for home delivery rates and mentions advertising representation.
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Associated Press
SILC
Io Tha
USA
Wapaper
N.C
Geelers and Distributery
High Point Enterprise, Inc
GOP May Gain in Congressional Shift Across 1966 Elections
A1966 congressional shift discussion notes Democratic leaders privately anticipate losses of up to 30 House seats, mainly freshmen who rode Johnson's coattails. The outcome could trim Johnson’s legislative momentum while still preserving party control. Also includes brief Nassau Nash quip and a Maryland governor mix up over a subway bill signing.
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Congress
Nixon
Capitol
House
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Maryland
White House
Washington
J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Tawes
Gilt edged poverty and the anti poverty program critique
Senator Robertson criticizes Manpower Development and Training Act programs in Virginia as wasteful and politically driven. He cites costs for bricklayer, auto, plumber helper training and argues industry, not federal programs, should handle job training with tax incentives. He warns of taxpayer expense and dependency.
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Yale
Northeast
United States
Sam
Princeton
A. Wills Robertson
Virginia
Robertson
White House
When Why and How I rejected membership in the hooded Klan
Guest columnist E Y Mitchell recalls a 1920s Richmond Konklave at Lakeside Park. Hooded Klansmen gathered from Maryland Delaware Virginia and Carolinas with publicized rallys and a banner promising true Americanism. Mitchell refused offers from the Klan and reflects on the era while noting cross burnings and a hot humid day in the city.
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CBS
Richmond
Lakeside Park
Bryan
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Anniston
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Gop
Ogden Nash
Rymater
New York
Baltimore
Nash
Carton Stekles
Peet
Great Society
Sus
E. Y. (Oakey) Mitchell
Tar Heel
Times-Dispatch
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Richmond Times Dispatch
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Hell
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Fellowship Forum
Durham
Fredericksburg
Potomac
Berrys World
HEA, Inc
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