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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
10
The 1963 seniors have graduated and many plan to pursue college before entering business. Local job seekers report few openings and almost no recent graduate applications. The piece notes the region's growing industry may soon provide more local livelihoods, reducing push to move away.
An essay extols farmers as high-stakes gamblers on weather and crops. It notes irrigation, chemicals, and legislation reduce risk, yet farming remains a timeless gamble of planting, waiting, and hoping for a profitable return.
A compact excerpt contrasts humility with self exaltation through biblical and moral reflections. It cites Emersean and Moore, threading themes from Christian scripture and proverbs about lowly conduct and heavenly virtue.
A compilation of remarks from FRANK CARLSON JOAN F KENNEDY RICHARD CARDINAL CUSN ING ERNEST GRUENING CLARENCE CANNON and WILLIAM C CURRAN covering international relations peacemaking drug policy and budget critiques. The comments reflect bipartisan perspectives on global stability UN action and fiscal accountability.
The list provides solutions to items on a weekly quiz, naming subjects like women as per food technologists and distances of six trillion miles. It includes regional states Kansas Nebraska Iowa Missouri and references to animals such as bronco or cayuse and to The knot and rabbit fur. It mentions Al Smith and William Penn the Quaker and notes green color variations.
Washington reports a Kennedy effort to downplay Southern racial tensions while steering toward a two party shift in the region. The piece notes Republican gains in the South, Rockefeller and Eisenhower-Nixon support shaping GOP prospects, and international reaction to Birmingham riots affecting U S image abroad.
A set of trivia prompts asks: from whom did the U S buy the Virgin Islands and which gender has keener taste, along with questions about measurements and geography. The items mention the Missouri River bordering four states and ask about hat materials and a political campaign symbol.
The doctor testified Mary’s scalp ailment came from contact with a chemical in a hair rinse though no analysis was performed. A friend testified she used the same rinse and developed a red inflamed scalp. The court notes conflicting decisions but leans to the buyer’s action being risky.
A health piece argues alcohol is a depressant narcotic drug, not a stimulant, with most effects explained by toxic damage to the central nervous system. It claims this damage undercuts human faculties and social relations, stressing the CNS as the primary factor.
A reader laments immoral content in magazines and calls for higher standards. Another letter requests advice on making friends after moving, with a reply urging church attendance and civic involvement through PTA Red Cross and community groups.
A pastor announced this week. Gilmer Nichola of Dohaon fell 24 feet from a Beulah School roof injuring his back and placed in Martin Memorial Hospital with slim recovery chances. County officials approved five room additions at Shoals and Pilot Mountain schools and plan more at Franklin School. Supt. John W. Comer will begin Shoals work Monday. The Presbyterian College trustees noted Clifton Hollingsworth won a prize. Rev. J. H. Carter has become Dr. J. H. Carter. Local druggist Hollingsworth remains hospitalized after a car wreck. Billy Brown, 13, was treated for a head gash after being struck by a car driven by P. G. Flippin. Mount Airy High School’s 1935 class pledged a special cellophane souvenir for future graduates. Walter D. Leonard Jewelers awarded the annual watch to Robert Edward Ashby. A large Home Demonstration Club meeting, with Addie Malone as speaker, was held in White Plains. Don Notteburt of Houston is nursing a spring training note as he faced the Phillies.
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