High Point Enterprise Staff Directory Note
The High Point Enterprise lists D A Rawley president Mrs C H Lockwood vice president David A Rawley Jr vice president Joseph P Rawley general manager Randall B Terry treasurer Joe Brown acting editor in a staff notice from the Independent newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
High Point Enterprise
C.H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joseph P. Rawley
Mgr
Randall B. Terry
Joe Brown
Peace Hopes Unbrightened By President's Speech
The piece criticizes President Nixon's Vietnam policy, arguing Vietnamization prolongs the war with American casualties and continued involvement. It calls for a negotiated peace, a unilateral cease fire, and an orderly withdrawal once South Vietnam can choose its future in October elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vietnam
Johnson
Nixon
South Vietnam
Indochina
North Vietnam
Hollywood Seeks Federal Help Amid Box Office Slump
Hollywood leaders urge direct tax relief and tariffs after a sharp drop in U S audiences from 80 million to 17.5 million weekly. They seek a 20 percent gross revenue tax exclusion, stronger piracy controls, and possible government aid while blaming the Detroit syndrome for dull big budget productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Central Railroad
Hollywood
Nixon
United States
Screen Actors Guild
Detroit
Tax Reform, Tax Returns, and the Modern Income Tax
A look at how reforms since 1969 have raised filing thresholds and reduced the number of filers, with data on returns filed and refunds issued. The piece traces the tax system from Civil War beginnings to the Sixteenth Amendment and notes rising millionaire nonpayment alongside public attitudes toward taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Rome
Horace Greeley
Supreme Court
IRS
Henry Krystal
Detroit
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Intelligence failures fueled Indochina costs and My Lai tragedy
U S officials warn that faulty intelligence and leaks caused heavy casualties in Indochina. Intercepted enemy messages showed Hanoi had advance word of Cambodian and Laos invasions, enabling Viet Cong alerts and battlefield delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
My Lai
Indochina
Defense Intelligence Agency
Hanoi
Laos
U. S
Cambodia
Okinawa
Minitagouwa Point
Ho Chi Minh
Unpublicized Massacres and Intelligence Fumbles Across Warfronts
A compilation of claims questions US and allied intelligence failures in Vietnam and other theaters. It cites My Lai actions, Montagnard village bombings, the Son Tay raid missteps, Laos intel, Ho Chi Minh trail resupply, and Brezhnev Tito diplomatic tension amid rumors of Pakistan, with calls for accountability and further documentation.
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Laos
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Vatican
Mao Tse-tung
U. S
Ram
Karachi
Central Intelligence Ag
Pakistan
Pakiatan
Easter reflections and local community notices in High Point
A Rotary Easter message from Bishop W. Kenneth Goodson frames Easter's themes of sacrifice and redemption. Community events include Bob Stevenson’s benefit basketball game for Shriners and a restaurant rebrand as The Steak House under Colin Lindsay with Mrs. Boling as manager. Local business and industry news cover the merger of American Walnut and Fine Hardwoods, and honors for handicapped workers and employers at the 1971 award luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kenneth Goodson
Rotary Club
Martha
Bob Stevenson
Jamestown Junior High
High Point Shrine Club
Richmond
G.T.I. Hornets
Shriners
Shrine Club
Colin Lindsay
Tampa
Furniture City
Buren Boling
James W. Adams
High Point
Committee On
Sheraton Hotel
Royal-0- Apparel
Highland Cotton Mills
I. T. Mann Post American Legion
D. Clark Johnson
Louis Harris
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D. A. Rawley
Glamourville
Mortimer Caplan
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Geesearch
Merry Go
Grafeite
William Calley
Son Tay
Leroy Manor
Pentagon
Ho Chi Minh Trails
P OY
By Jack Anderson
Holt MePher
Garden of Eden
Christ
Jesus
Judas
Garden of the Gods
Colorado
Jesus Christ
God
American Walnut Manufacturers Association
Fine Hardwoods Association
Chicago
American Walnut-Fine Hardwoods Association
Howard Gatewood
Fine Hardwoods
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