Mrs Henry Price of High Point Profile Shaped Cancer Crusade Leader
Mrs. Henry Price, longtime High Point resident, built a front line role in the local Cancer Society unit. She chaired service efforts funding patient aid and mouth cancer screenings, helped expand free clinics, and kept 40 percent of crusade funds for local victims. Dave Phillips succeeds her as unit president.
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Henry Price
Crusade Against Cancer
High Point
Dave Phillips
Phil
Cancer Crusade
North Carolina National Bank
Margaret Welch
Price
The
Redevelopment Commission
Prices
Polly
Peter
Penny
Patty
High Point Central High School
N. Rotary Dr
Maryfield Nursing Home
St. Edward’s Guild
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
An Editor's Notebook On Alaska's Canals And Canals
The piece tours Juneau and Skagway tying Yukon era lore to modern Alaska. It notes dwindling populations, coast tolls, and new developments like a pulp mill. A clean-up drive, the odd golf course from mine tailings, and the Mendenhall Glacier’s retreat frame a cautious future.
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White Pass
Yukon
Klondike
Jones
Chilcoot Pass
Skagway Valley
Alaska
Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Skagway
Moe's
Juneau
Tom Perkins
Mendenhall
Malespina
Rhode Island
North America
Europe
Puay Man
Nixon and Middle East Crisis Shape 1970 Senate Fight
The capital beat notes how Nixon Kissinger and Agnew power and money shape 1970 campaigns. GOP hopes collide with GM strikes and Texas Bush pitches while Wyoming attacks voters on the Middle East crisis and the race for Congress hinges on Nixon's handling of the crisis.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
White House
Middle East
Senate
House
Nixon, Kissinger, Rogers & Co
Capitol Hill
U.S
Zachary Taylor
Vietnam
Johnson
Asia
Florida
Bill Cramer
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
Illinois
Ralph Smith
Adlai Stevenson III
Stevenson
Law and Order
Texas
George Bush
Michigan
General Motors
Philip A. Hart
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Wyoming
Gale McGee
Casper Star-Tribune
Congress
Res
The Challenge Of Crisis In North Carolina Schools
The State Board of Education warns of weak support for public schools amid integration and forced busing fears. Disturbances, walkouts, and boycotts test faith in public schooling while a statewide plan pursues kindergarten expansion, occupational education, 10 month teaching, and a $4 million R&D program with aims to raise salaries to the national average.
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State Board of Education
North Carolina
State Board of Educaton
A. Craig Phillips
Phillips
State Budget Commission
Dr. Phillips
Campaigning in Davidson County heads into final stretch
Davis County politics heat up as Democrats attack Mizell and Sink while Republicans target Mizell. A Winston-Salem lawyer challenges Mizell in Fifth District race and voters brace for harsh weeklong campaigning ahead of the November 3 election.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Wilmer D. Mizell
Midway
James White
Winston-Salem
Congress
Demos
Davidson
Fred C. Sink
Mizell
Roaming the Piedmont Last Of The Mules
A nostalgic column notes signs of fall in the Piedmont with memories of mule labor in corn and tobacco fields. It also profiles Ol Daisy a perceptive neighborhood dog who reads household activity, his passions, pranks, pups, and a fond howl at old sirens.
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Posse
Clark
Haynes
Dinah
Ol’ Daisy
Daisy
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