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Newspaper

Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1966

Page

4

Registration figures not decisive in Ninth District vote results

The piece argues that despite a two to one Democrat registration lead in the Ninth District, election outcomes differed. It notes Democrat Bingham’s loss by over 38,000 votes, GOP gains in county races, and suggests party registration and primary voting shape real political strength more than registration tallies. It calls for stricter party registration alignment and primaries to reflect true loyalties.

Rob Bingham Boone Ite Surry County Aes Muater Bingham James Phill Brayhill Jim Taylor Hudson Graham Taylor Graham GOP

Why Not Soccer Why Not Soccer at Mount Airy High

A Mount Airy High School halftime display of soccer prompts the question why not add soccer as a regular high school sport. The piece argues soccer offers international appeal, encourages teamwork and stamina, and could complement existing sports without replacing baseball football or basketball. The author notes soccer is the world’s popular team sport and suggests U S students could join international competition through added sport opportunities.

Mount Airy High School U. S England U.S United States

Living trees for Christmas endowment plan gains pace

A West Coast custom spreads to plant living evergreens after Christmas. Householders encourage using live trees that can be taken outside, rooted and grown, symbolizing renewal and the season’s message. The idea appeals as a spiritual enrichment over decaying cut trees and artificial ones.

Christ California

Vital Knob Fire Department Gains Local Backing

Editorial lauds the Vital Knob Fire Department near Pilot Mountain as a needed, well funded volunteer corps. It notes land donor support, planned station, and the push for funds for pumps and equipment, while stressing community and business backing in the fire zone. It also covers a Raleigh group predicting whiskey sales will rise 27 percent in four years, urging stricter laws.

Pilot Mountain Pilot Kneb Pitot Knob Trol Phot Keoh

Quotations About Prudence and Knowledge Incomplete Text

A fragmentary collection of maxims and quotes on prudence, knowledge and wealth. It presents lines attributed to Burns Colton Ben Franklin Henry George and an unfinished thought about wealth and speech. The source text is partially garbled and ends abruptly.

Brain teaser quiz questions on politics and culture

A set of trivia prompts asks about the next Congress convening dates a quoted line about papers a Shakespearean quote a riddle about a tree with varied leaves the founder of Methodism the Whippet breed and the Wil Rogers Memorial Coliseum location

Wil Rogers Memorial Coliseum

When May Sally Have Her Marriage Annulled

Legal guidance on marriage ages in North Corona. Sally’s two month cohabitation after turning sixteen ratified the marriage to Joe Hoots, blocking annulment on non-age grounds. Statutes allow annulment before or after consent age, but ratification via cohabitation after age sixteen makes the union binding. A one year separation allows divorce on statutory grounds. Special licenses apply for sixteen to eighteen with parental consent in certain cases.

Joe Hoots Sally Jenkins Sally Joe Havin North Corona Joy North Carolina

Leaders voice on war and politics in 1960s era views

Lyndon Johnson calls the 8th Congress potentially historic while Billy Graham frames Christian discipline in daily life. Westmoreland warns more troops needed in Vietnam as Paul Roa predicts Cuban volunteers, Udall rules out 1968 Senate run, Ky says he’d talk with soldiers if president, Rusk seeks Moscow help on Southeast Asia.

90th Answers Quiz of 1967

January 10, 1967 in West Fort Worth Texas features Will Rogers answering questions on Shakespeare and A Midsummer Night's Dream. The Sassafras Tree is referenced as a clue or theme in the event. John Westey hosts with a lean muscular racing dog bred from Italian greyhound and terrier.

Will Rogers John Westey West Fort Worth Texas

Household tips for pantry and laundry care

A vintage list of simple home hacks covers preserving garbage bags by sealing the bottom with paraffin to block moisture, folding worn sheets into pillow cases with zigzag trimming, and removing stains from rubber sinks with brisk rubbing, rinsing, and cleansing powder.

Neighbors Install Free Sewer Line for Sick Byron Center Man

Byron Center Michigan residents rallied to help Robert Weldhouse by installing a needed sewer line as the deadline loomed. The project cost $600 but was done at no charge by local friends who acted quickly to complete the connection.

Byron Center Mich Robert Weldhouse

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