High Point Enterprise board slate details
Independent High Point Enterprise list shows D A Rawley as president with K H Lockwoop as vice president and David A Rawley as vice president. Joseph P Rawley named general manager and Randall B Terry as treasurer. Joe Brown listed as acting editor in the newspaper’s governance roster.
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D. A. Rawley
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Joseph P. Rawley
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Randall B. Terry
Joe Brown
High Point Faces Inner City Migration Calmly in 1970 Census
The 1970 census shows High Point losing people and businesses from the central city as whites move out and nonwhites move in. City Planning Director Duncan McIntyre notes the inner city becomes more black while overall home ownership rises for both groups, calling for urban renewal and model cities programs to revive the area.
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North Carolina Judicial Reform Urged Before Crisis
Editorial urges the 1971 Legislature to adopt a judicial qualifications commission and mandatory retirement to discipline and remove unsatisfactory judges. It notes past impeachments, state inaction, and the need for a readily available remedy to protect the public from scandal.
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Courts Commission
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Mary More
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The Inevitable Cross Sermon on Trials in History
A sermon contrasts Valley Forge, Churchill, Niemoller, Peter and Paul with the crucifixion, arguing that enduring suffering and martyrdom elevate faith. It links ancient Rome and early Christian martyrs to the crucifixion, presenting Good Friday as the pinnacle of divine love and redemption.
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Charles Cannon of Kannapolis Dies After Public Life
Charles A Cannon, noted towel manufacturer of Kannapolis and Concord, died Friday morning. He led Cannon Mills with a strong public presence, faced labor strikes at a Thomasville mill, and was remembered for his homey demeanor and business acumen. His wife Ruth Coletrane Cannon predeceased him. the couple were a noted, lively pair in their community.
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Nixon Feud Over State Dept Commercial Role Deepens
Washington insiders report President Nixon faces a cabinet rift between Bill Rogers and Maurice Stans over U S foreign trade promotion. Stans urges curbing commercial attaches while Rogers defends keeping diplomatic primacy, a dispute that may test loyalties and shake up the State Department without directly challenging Rogers.
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Nixon
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Foreign Service
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Renry Kissinger
Travels and towns feature in distant notes and local praise
Inveterate travelers Mrs Willis Slang and J Welch Harriss back from an India trip disrupted by an air strike. High Point Memorial and Thomasville Mayor Harvey Carpenter in surgery. Davidson College arts events and a Watanabe print show. Forest Hills Presbyterian Church sanctuary dedication with Rev Charles Carter. Charles A Cannon's daring bank loan saved North Carolina bonds. Kernersville celebrates a birthday week amid praise from Winston-Salem Journal and Dr Walter Allen urging preservation of community spirit.
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