HGH Point Enterprise Front Page Portrait of Staff
The HGH Point Enterprise lists Randall B. Terry as President and Co-Publisher along with D. A. Rawley and David A. Rawley Jr. in leadership roles. Mrs. C. H. Lockwood serves as Vice President with Joseph P. Rawley as General Manager. Joe Brown is the editor.
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HGH Point Enterprise
Randall B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
David A. Rawley JR
C. H. Lockwood
Joseph P. Rawley
UNC Board’s Vet School Move Faces Court Challenge
Alumni of A&T State University contest the UNC system’s December decision to place a veterinary medicine school at NC State, joined by HEW Office for Civil Rights. The case cites racial impact scrutiny requests and questions standards comparing A&T and NC State, warning against backsliding to separate but equal. The dispute calls for court review of potential bias in the placement and broader university planning.
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N. C. State
A&t State University
Office For Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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William Friday
University of North Carolina
Thomas
A&t
School of Veterinary Medicine
Veterinary Medicine
North Carolina A&t
North Carolina
Supreme Court
A&t State
General Assembly
East Carolina University
Ralph Scott
Alamance County
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
N.C. State
Raleigh
Board of Governors
Silent motto disputes ripple across states over license plates
Courts weigh challenges to North Carolina First In Freedom plates amid broader debates. New Hampshire sees quick protests over Live Free Or Die plates. Illinois Land of Lincoln and New Jersey Garden State plates face scrutiny. High Point and Catawba Valley placards remain largely unchallenged as observers note regional tensions.
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Civil Liberties Union
Tar Heel
New Hampshire
Illinois
Lincoln
Kentucky
Abe
New Jersey
Garden State
High Point
Catawba Valley
Sally Rand Birthday Advice at Buddy Kirk's Steakhouse
On her seventh birthday Sally Rand appeared behind hot pink Ostrich feathers in a blue spotlight at Buddy Kirk's Steakhouse in Galveston Texas. She urged loving life means caring for the equipment, taking vitamins, and being happy as the whole bit.
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Sally Rand
Buddy Kirk
Galveston
Texas
The Concorde project inching forward despite delays
Britain's and France's 1962 Concorde venture proceeds with tentative FAA approval for limited supersonic service out of New York and Washington. Environmental concerns remain, with a 9 day public hearing set for April 14.
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France
Concorde
Discorde
Europe
South America
Concordes
United States
Federal Aviation Administration
British Airways
Air France
New York
Kennedy International Airport
Washington
Dulles International
FAA
Washington Merry-Go-Round profits rise in nursing homes
Senate subcommittee findings show chain nursing homes post sharp profit growth with some firms up 400 percent since 1969 and average gains around 116 percent. Investigators accuse lax state Medicaid formulas of inflating profits and risking patient care, with flat rate, point, and cost-related systems cited as abuse risks. A second note reports on Nixon library space in Laguna Niguel, GAO findings reveal 60,000 square feet reserved and a $30,000 vault planned, amid earlier probes of GSA deal and fire safety costs.
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Senate
New York
Frank Moss
Utah
Subcommittee
America
Nixon ‘Library
Federal
Laguna Niguel
Calif
Richard Nixon
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Uncle Sam
San Clemente
Rockwell International
General Services Administration
GSA
Jack Brooks
D.tex
Brooks
GAQ
Bicentennial inspires civic action and national renewal
The local Executives Club funds Bicentennial programs hoping to lift civic conscience amid national challenges. Sydney H. Eiges of the Bicentennial Commission outlines hopes, plans and obstacles, praising American ideals and urging renewed dedication to democracy and individual rights. He recalls early colonial leaders and battles, linking them to current efforts in Guilford County as North Carolina reflects on history and a renewed sense of purpose for the Bicentennial era.
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Sydney H. Eiges
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Ford
Philadelphia
Washington
Eiges
Guilford County
America
Mr. Eiges
North Carolina
W. D. Lee Jr
Portugal Crisis Spurs NATO Defenses Reappraisal
Washington reports fear that Portugal’s Communist takeover threatens NATO stability as Czechoslovak and Cuban-style advances echo across Europe. Spain’s possible involvement is debated while Kremlin pressure targets Scandinavia and North Sea oil, with Fatima devotion and Catholic-Protestant fault lines widening concerns in Europe and the United States.
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NATO
Portugal
Gibraltar
Azores
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Castro
Cuba
United States
Spain
Poland
Hungary
France
Germany
Italy
Middle Europe
Scandinavia
Stockholm
Russia
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