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WHAT HUCHIPNKD? ... No
body km? ?xjwtly what caused
it, but James B. Vogler, Ue
Charlotte legator wbo made the
N. C. Food Oeaiers Association
what it is tod*?. has moved, is
moving, or wfil move out as
?Hp! I'M secretary of that or
gatiizatk?.
Vogler, one of the oldest men
fc point of service in die House,
is 91 years of age. In hart-to
figure Mecklenburg, Vogler has
been the champ vote - getter
through the yean. His organiza
tion gave him tree rein. He is
being succeeded by able Everett
not
od Job for the N. C.
Charlotte, former
CAR TROUBLE . . . Clarence
Stow, prwMmt of the State
Senile and the man who would
be Governor if anything should
happen to Terry 9anford, is down
in Ms back and waking with a
Not only that, he is afraid to
Mn his aXaniwMlf hi dawaluait
capital of the State where he is
Mb. I man, he leave* his ear at
a Mend's home away eat sa
tH+t. Why? -
believe It W ato, he I* tired ?f
One time, several meatos *g?.
be was cau#ht? even a* you and
I? exceeding the speed limit in ?
?-?n-hour zone. That's not hard
to do ? mias one topi and you
have had it. Clarence quietly ad
mitted the tnfraation, paid the
ooata, and that vm toe and of it.
No pitolicity.
Bat them, recently, a hawk-eye
traffic nw ^ W. ... kr^fc,
lag a red H*m. *. d matter el
fact, toe light was to that never
aever land e( caaMoa thi yeOvw
signal. the Wale's Ne. t maa
had a witaeaa that the light vaa
net red. Sat, to a?oid publicity,
he qaletly MbmUted, (at a lawyer
Mend hare to pay the eaart
oaeta. Se. what happened? Yea
Kueued It, tint time; the Ken
landed la a prominent place to
the paper.
So, the man who is only one
breath away from being Gover
nor, never, any more, brings his
car dom the atreet when he visits
Raleigh ? for fear of meeting
traffic trouble and resulting bad
publicity. And that, whatever you
mar have heard or read or said
about Clarence Stone, makes him
just a lot like the rest of us.
MONEY . . . The main reason
Dan Moore's advisors decided to
buy space to ran his platform
was they wanted to be sure vir
tually everybody in the State
would see it.
Those one-page ads in the big
morning dallies cast a total of
around $5,000. Bat am the prob
lem could be of what to do about
the aad tlmnsaadii of
people who don't take, seldom
see, the big dally papers, where
political ads east upwards Of
$1,000 per pace.
The Moore ad project last week
stowed one thing, however: they
do have money, plenty of It, aad
are witting to spend it.
TIME . . . We are glad to Me
dftytt&t saving time take leave
far a tew months. In one way or
another,"^ W ? tot of tefe
phohe contact* with areas of the
'north of us which have daylight
savings. In other words, when it
fa four o'clock up there, it fa
only three o'clock here, etc. They
move their clocks up one hour
in the spring. In this , way, nine
o'clock comes at eight and five
o'clock comes at four, thus giving
them a lot of daylight before
dark. (Most cities in Virginia now
have daylight saving time. No
dtfas in North Oarotina have it.
Ifcfa causes a lot of confusion,
for example:
1Mb old country bar ambled
into the fans station at Hi&svilie,
Debate Uttion
At SC Tourney
The Appalachian State Teach
ers College Debating Union at-'
tended the 17th Annual Caro
lina Forensics Tournament at
the University of South Caro-!
linn over the w>tH.
Appalachian tittered a var
sity team and a novice team i*
the tournament
Debitors making the trip
were Michael Llpe, Mooresville;
Bill Robinson. BMMmar City;
Bill Bihgham, Boone; Tom
Phillips, Cartha*^ Brand* Wal
lace, Hudson; Carol Dyson,
State of Washington; Keith
Stroud, Shelby; and Tom Sea
graves, New Hill.
The question for debate was
"Resolved that the Federal
Government should gunrantee
an equal opportunity for high
er education to all qaalified
high school graduates.
MENTAL HEALTH BILL
Congress has patted a bill
authorities ua* ot federal foods
to ass Ut in the fight aJSTBkt
mental iUneat and retardlWJj*"
The key section of the bill
allows use of <190,000,000 in
federal fundi to attitt in the
conttruction o f community
treatment centers. Other ap
propriations include $120,000,
000 for research and *39,000,
000 for training teachers who
will instruct mentally retarded
and other handlcaped young
sters in special schools.
Money ? despite immature
thoughts to the contrary ? doet
not always bring happiness, or
contentment
f4m ten 70,000 people bought new Pontiacs
and Tempests during October.
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