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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1972

Page

10

Powell Mourners Honor Adam Clayton Powell at Church

Hundreds line up to view the body of Adam Clayton Powell outside Abyssinian Baptist Church as mourners reflect on the Harlem leader. The procession included his widow Yvette and son Adam III, with flags at half staff and Shopkeepers asked to close for two hours. Powell’s death followed prostate surgery complications.

Adam Clayton Powell Elizabeth Bassett Associated Press Snew York (Ap Har Ami Powell Abyssinian Baptist Church Yvette Adam III Hazel Scott Darlene Expose Charles Kenyatta Kenyatta Harlem Congress of Racial Equality South Bimini Island Congress

Dog Fight Brings Six New Arrests

A raid on a dog fight near Clayton, North Carolina, led to six more arrests, bringing total charges to 12. State investigator Charles Dunn said the investigation remains ongoing. All six face conspiracy to commit cruelty to dumb animals. one defendant, Pell Liles, also faces gambling charges. Glenn Cobb, a former Johnston County deputy, is named among those charged. William H. Godwin and Ricky Godwin are identified as father and son.

Smithfield N.C Clayton State Bureau of Investigation Charles Dunn Dunn Pell Liles Garner Glenn Cobb Johnston County William H. Godwin Ricky Godwin

Sanford Calls For Streamlining Federal Government

Duke University president Terry Sanford urged Oregon Democrats to streamline the federal government and place powers in the hands of the people. He proposed deputy presidents overseeing natural resources, economic and community development and urged steps to return control to citizens amid economic and social policy debates.

Klamath Falls Ore Terry Sanford Duke University North Carolina Oregon Sanford Nixon

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