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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
5
Ronald Reagan, former actor and California gubernatorial candidate, tours the state drawing crowds with smooth speeches and witty remarks. He cites state issues with data, defends private enterprise, and notes Watts job creation amid post-riot recovery.
Fragmentary text describes a contrast between a veteran actor's urbane dreamy screen presence and public perception of Ronald Reagan. It notes Reagan's polished wife Nancy, their two children, and Reagan's poised public image as political assets at age 55.
Music and all sixteen Guilford County Democratic candidates will join two rallies in Greensboro on Friday. The first begins at 10 a.m. at Friendly Shopping Center for Greensboro precincts 1 2 3 and 19 with area chairman Carol Campbell. A second rally at 4 p.m. at Friendly Shopping Center hosts precincts 28 20 27 13 and 14 with area chairman Mrs. Rosiland Willard. Further county wide rallies and other events will be announced before the election.
A federal grant will finance 58,092 of 60,574 dollars to train 40 unemployed workers in stenography for 39 weeks at Guilford Technical Institute. The program, under Manpower Development and Training, is sponsored by the U S Department of Labor and the Department of Health Education and Welfare, announced by Congressman Horace Kornegay.
North State Telephone Co asked the State Utilities Commission to authorize issuing 1.5 million dollars in sinking fund notes to fund expansion for this year and 1967. It already has buyers for the notes and reports serving 403 customers in High Point, Randleman and Thomasville, up from 24,500 twelve years ago, with 10 million dollars spent on plant enlargement and 100 applicants currently pending. Additional toll facilities are needed, the petition says.
D. L. Arney of Friends Avenue was chosen as officer of the month by the High Point Police Department. Chief Laurie Pritchett cited Arney’s attitude appearance loyalty and devotion to the department. Arney has served since October 1962 and in the traffic division since October 1963.
The Guilford College Alumni Association executive committee has set a 25000 dollar goal for the Loyalty Fund. Mrs. George Parker of George, vice president, joined the announcement. The fund is unrestricted and available for immediate college use, with the alumni office as the headquarters for the drive.
The High Point Camera Club holds its second meeting Tuesday at 7 30 P M in Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Arts and Crafts Room. The club aids residents of High Point and Thomasville in developing photography skills and remains open to all local residents.
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