Forgeries, Memo Revelations Dominate 1972 Headlines
In a tangled talk with Metterling, the hoax of the Howard Hughes autobiography and an ITT memo are debated. The discussion touches on Clifford Irving, Dita Beard, Noah Dietrich, and Nixon connections, with Life magazine and Justice Department plots amid Chile and Nicaragua mentions.
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Washington
Metterling
Brazil
Life Magazine
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Jack Anderson
Clifford Irvings
Dita Beard
ITT
White House
Richard Nixon
Whitter
Calif
Irving
Noah Dietrich
Mederling
Justice Department
Nixon
San Diego
Central Intelligence Agency
Chile
Allende
Nicaragua
Bahamas
Irvings
Vancouver
Men Life Magazine
Southside Plans Urban Renewal First Year
The Resident Review Committee will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Fairview Street School to set first year priorities for a $750000 urban renewal program funded by federal and local sources. Housing and street paving lead concerns with a small housing project likely included. HUD will fund about $500000. the city will contribute about half that amount in cash or in kind. The plan targets a multi year redevelopment of the citys worst slum area, with total costs around 15 million
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Southside
Fairview Street
Wayne Pray
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Theft Charged In Randolph
Thomasville man Donald Gerald Dockery was charged with theft in Randolph County. He was arrested on a Trinity warrant and jailed on a $1000 bond. Sheriff Lloyd Brown said items allegedly stolen include three tires on wheels two log chains a chest of tools a tow bar and a chain binder.
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Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
Donald Gerald Dockery
Irene Street
Thomasville
Wayne Parrish
Trinity
Dockery
High Point Council Returns To Old Problems Thursday
High Point city council plans to revisit Archdale water and Bellvue Drive issues while framing the 1972 73 budget. Reading questions include Archdale water sharing, stadium funding costs, Bellvue street paving assessments, armory site plans, and a city tax rate set against county revaluation.
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Council
High Point
Archdale
E. Bellvue
Bellvue Drive
High Point funeral home expands with porte cochere and new spaces
Edgar Johnson announces Sechrest Funeral Home adds about 5,000 square feet to the east end of the building. The expansion includes four more parlors, relocated offices, and paved parking for 100 cars, in the ongoing space addition at E Lexington Avenue.
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Sechrest Funeral Home
E. Lexington Avenue
Edgar Johnson
Mark Austin
Death of Woman Shot by Boyfriend During Murray Street Party
Carolyn Dunlap, 23, was shot once in the head at a Murray Street residence during a Sunday night party by a man police call her boyfriend. James White, 34, of Underhill Street, is held without bond in the county jail on a murder charge as details remain scarce. Police also report robberies and numerous DUIs among other arrests and incidents across the city.
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Drew Street
Carolyn Dunlap
Murray Street
James White
Underhill Street
Evelyn Hall
Brentwood Street
Jesse H. Phillips
South Road
Van Loan Baby Was Our Model
A Sunday Enterprise page features a photo of a beautiful child named Adrienne Van Loan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald W Van Loan of 1004 Oakhurst Dr. The usual editorial caption under the photograph was missing.
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Enterprise
Adrienne van Loan
Donald W. van Loan
Oakhurst Dr
Permits Total 935,622 for Business, Homes in City
Building inspector Freeman Hill issued three permits worth 211,850 for business improvements. Realty Development Company of High Point secured a permit for a five story building at E Commerce Street and S Wrenn Street. The combined value of new permits over recent days reached 935,622.
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Freeman Hill
Realty Development Company of
High Point
E. Commerce Street
S. Wrenn Street
Churches Plan Tour Of Faiths To Be Held Sunday
High Point residents are invited to a bus tour of eight local houses of worship on Sunday afternoon. The Tour of Faiths begins at 2 p.m. behind the High Point Chamber of Commerce and ends about 4 p.m. with stops at each site for 20 minutes. Rabbi Robert Sandman heads the planning committee and no charges are requested.
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High Point
Robert Sandman
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Friends Meeting House
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Lebanon Methodist Church
St. Stephen Ame Zion Church
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde C. Vaughn
Religious Affairs Committee
Vaughn
County Plans Wage Boosts In Guilford Budget
Guilford County plans a new pay plan taking effect July 1 as part of the 1972 budget. The changes will raise salaries about 5.1 percent overall, increasing county payroll by roughly 250000 dollars annually while keeping pay in line with the state system for 1048 positions.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Charles Forbis
Board of County Commissioners
Forbis
Hobby blasts medical profession in Durham speech
North Carolina Democratic candidate Wilbur Hobby denounces the health industry as profit driven and calls for national health insurance and community health centers. Bowles critiques Scott and Taylor during weekend rallies, pledging to focus on governing if elected.
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Hobby
Bowles
Scott
Taylor
North Carolina
Afl-Cio
Wilbur Hobby
Durham
Medical Committee For Human Rights
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China
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Randolph
Asheboro
Shadybrook
North High Point
N. Main
Old Winston Road
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Stadium
National Guard
English Road
Ward Street
Harold Cheek
High Point Enterprise
George W. Meindl
Ragan Street
Donald Eugene Wood
Putnam Street
Clarence Elbert Oaks
Beddington Road
Robert Arnette
Cloverdale Street
Jerry Allie Patterson
Robert L. Bingman
Winston-Salem
Ronald L. Jennings
James Phiffer Hill
Hillburn Street
Larceny
Dianne Patrice Harper
Route 1
Raymond Taylor
Benny Lynn Johnston
Textile Street
van Loan Baby
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Public Administrative Services, Inc
Chicago
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THE
Associated Press
Hargrove
Pat Taylor
Bob Scott
Cullowhee
United States
Edmund Muskie
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