Cletus H Kruger Jr Shapes New Path as College Professor
Indiana native Cletus H Kruger Jr former president of First Bank and Trust Co South Bend now joins High Point College as Earl N Phillips Chair of Business Administration He left banking in 1969 to pursue graduate studies at Notre Dame and earn an economics masters His family moved to Jamestown North Carolina where he adapts to teaching seminars and community work while maintaining Rotary and Episcopal ties He expresses pride in the warm local reception and plans to engage local businessmen through courses and programs
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North Pole to Anchorage Aboard a 707 Flight Chronicle
An editor recalls a long Alaska Airlines 707 flight from Helsinki to Anchorage exploring polar regions. The narrative travels over Lapland Spitzbergen and the North Pole at altitude 33000 feet, recounting historic explorers Amundsen and Nobile, the ice pack, and a final touchdown at 11:20 local time in Anchorage after a 3700 mile journey.
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Muskie Race Talk Highlights Party Tensions Ahead
In a candid moment Senator Edmund Muskie questioned a national ticket with a black running mate, signaling a divide within the Democratic Party on race. The piece notes black and female political activism rising, with Shirley Chisholm's bid signaling changing times toward diverse leadership.
Television’s dull season exposes a credibility gap
The columnist argues that the new TV season shows little value and mirrors a bland, imitative industry. Archie Bunker and All in the Family illustrate how programming comfortingly reinforces prejudice without consequence, while viewers accept mediocrity and overlook the medium’s public responsibility.
Hawaii Revisited and a Soldier’s Island Odyssey
A veteran recounts rereading Hawaii by James Michener during a stay-at-home period. He likens island travels to his wartime duties in 1942 on Hawaii’s coast, sharing a tense moonlit encounter with a guard and a near‑miss with a double-barreled shotgun.
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Free Saturday Parking Aims To Revive Davidson Downtown
Downtown Davidson merchants push a free parking trial on Saturdays with a two hour limit to lure shoppers back from nearby centers. City Council to draft an ordinance after yesterday’s meeting as business leaders say local foot traffic has dropped about one third in two years.
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