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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1976

Page

4

New President Jack Green Jr Opens Jaycees Era

James “Jack” Manon Green Jr. was elected president of the High Point Jaycees and will be installed May 1. An attorney and former assistant district attorney, Green emphasizes outspoken ambition and project leadership, citing the Jaycees as training in management and peer interaction. He plans to open a general practice and coordinates numerous civic projects while balancing a busy personal schedule and upcoming Oct 2 marriage to Carol Jordan.

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Roaming the Piedmont list of springtime do nots

Braxton Younts humorously lists things he will avoid this spring. He dislikes boating due to fear and allergies, refuses to garden or fish, and abhors the noise of a powerful boat. He also warns against tending a wisteria bush crowded with bees and notes others’ enthusiasm for spring tasks he will skip.

Parking Spaces At Issue Again In Thomasville

Davidson Dateline Thomasville merchants push for more downtown parking while council rejects paving a green area east of City Hall and approves moving the old freight depot site. A petition seeks removal of the Arcade on E Main Street, raising fears of crime. owner Jay Morgan defends his legitimate business. End with questions about leadership and urban space priorities.

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The Russian Jeremiah Still Unheeded in Western Decay

Editor notes Solzhenitsyn warns that Western will and institutions are decaying while the Kremlin grows stronger. He cites arms buildup, economic war footing, and the danger of losing moral force as Western leaders chase elections and budget debates. References Stein, Manesfield, and detente critique frame a grim warning on global tensions.

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Buckley Defends Libertarian Party At High Point College

William Buckley spoke at High Point College and offered cautious remarks about the Libertarian Party while outlining its aims. The NC Libertarian vice chairman urged Buckley to endorse the party, which seeks smaller government, free markets, and individual rights, but Buckley offered wit rather than endorsement. The piece notes the party’s 1972 vote history and ongoing efforts to gain ballot access in North Carolina.

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