The High Point Enterprise masthead and staff list
The High Point Enterprise publishes its masthead identifying Randall B. Terry as president and co publisher D A Rawley and David A Rawley Jr as vice presidents with Mrs C H Lockwood as vice president. Joseph P Rawley is general manager and Joe Brown is editor.
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High Point Enterprise
Randall B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
David A. Rawley JR
C. H. Lockwood
Joseph P. Rawley
Harmony in Politics Fades as War of Words Persists
Harmony fades as Washington faces a partisan standoff over Southeast Asia and U.S. aid to South Vietnam. Ford and Kissinger defend public agreements while critics urge disclosure, arguing that presidential bids heighten adversarial positions on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
Arthur Vandenburg
Congress
Patrick Henry
House of Burgesses
Williamsburg
Ford Administration
U.S
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Thieu
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Capitol Hill
Sen
Henry Jackson
Edward Kennedy
Gerald Ford
Jackson
Nixon
Cambodia
White House
Ford
Kissinger
Vandenburg
Henry
Mountain Area Land Use Bills Stir Public Debate
Land Management Theory notes that North Carolina legislators consider forming a 12 member Mountain Area Commission to regulate development when local governments fail. The proposal echoes event last year’s coastal commission and cites a Growth Policies Board summary arguing land use restrictions protect public resources and neighbor rights. The piece urges blocking land despoilers to safeguard land value and community heritage.
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North Carolina General Assembly
Southern Growth Policies Board
Portugal voters set to elect assembly on coup anniversary
Portuguese electors face Friday’s constituent assembly vote as the leftist military government confronts Western officials’ confusion. The Armed Forces Movement blames colonial profits and venal governance for the upheaval, while plans to nationalize banks and insurers fuel fears of a Communist rise.
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Portugal
Europe
United States
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Salazar
Marcello Caetano
Kenneth Maxwell
New York Review of Books
Africa
Armed Forces Movement
Lisbon
Oporto
Portugal Sees Leftward Drift Brightened by Western Missteps
Observers say Portugal's move to the left is hastened by diplomatic missteps in Washington. Kissinger's anti Communist purge and CIA envoy deployment are cited as undercutting moderate officers. Experts warn a fall to communism could threaten NATO cohesion and Western Europe relations.
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Portugal
Don Cook
Los Angeles Times
Europe
Henry A. Kissinger
Cook
Vernon A. Walters
CIA
Lisbon
Washington
Beeson Expands A P Store Network In Columbia Move
Jack Beeson of Columbia Food Market has arranged to reopen the A P store at 220 N Centennial in late May, taking over a second of three A P outlets the company is shedding. He previously moved the 810 S Main store to his son’s management and will not pursue the 944 N Main site due to a church conversion project. A P will leave only the Westchester Mall market, while its Greens boro and Winston-Salem outlets are reportedly being cut back. The region’s milk plant at I 85 and EK Green remains unaffected for now.
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Portugal
Gerald J. Bender
State Department
Spain
Bender
France
Europe
United States
Indochina
U.S
Jack Beeson
Columbia
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Beeson
N. Centennial
N. Main
First Presbyterian Church
Westchester Mall
I- 85
Green
Carolinas
Virginia
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Heroes on refugee trails amid Saigon evacuations
Stories of civilian bravery and private aid crews amid Vietnam refugee evacuations. Albert Francis and staff in Da Nang worked through panic, while individuals from Alexandria to California donated money and time. Private groups funded flights, orphan care expanded, and volunteers faced danger to save children and refugees.
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Washington
Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
Albert Francis
Saigon
United States
Louisa Trigg
Alexandria
Jordan
Minn
Virginia
California
Hart
Oregon
Minneapolis
Private
Agen
Cies
Hous Immigration
Joshua Hilberg
D.-Pa
Stan Mooneyham
Southeast Asia
World Vision
Bangkok
Phnom Penh
West Coast
Capital Viewpoint Story Of Israeli Intransigence
Washington officials express rising anger at Israel over persistent intransigence hindering Middle East peace talks. The piece traces decades of U S frustration from Kissinger negotiations to Sadat’s outreach, noting no Israeli flexibility and U S diplomacy seeking a two-sided compromise amid long war weariness. Former officials recall cycles of hard lines on both sides and U S aid pressures dating back to Vietnam era tensions.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Israel
State Kissinger
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
United States
Soci
Nile
Egypt
U.S
Tel Aviv
Sadat
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A&p
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Leo J. Heer
North Carolina
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Knights of Columbus
Leo Heer
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Holiday Inn
Heer
N.C
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Postal Service
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Memphis
General Services Administration
Smith
Judge
Horace
Haworth
Presbyterian Home
High Point Museum
New England
Canada
Tiffany
Sandwich
R. T. Amos Jr
John Bauckman
Haworths
Roberson, Haworth and Reece
Mart
Walter Ashatz
Brown Bay Airlines
Rosemary Taylor
Rosemary
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
Friends of Children
Connecticut
Joe Romano
Stamford
Robert Macauley
Shoeshine
U.S. Keope
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