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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1969
Page
3
The majority party won the primaries while only a few voters turned out to select candidates for May 6 citywide elections. Citizens are urged to inform themselves on issues and contenders, then cast an informed vote to shape the city’s decisions for the next two years.
More than 120 Congress members back a bill to make only select census questions mandatory urging that the decennial count guides government and business. Despite criticism, plans proceed for next year with 150 million forms to be completed, while bureau officials defend wording as similar to earlier censuses and emphasize data integrity.
The Czechoslovak Trade Unions with about five million members challenge Soviet police power as RTUM pushes reform and independence. Metalworkers near a strike threat earlier this year underscored tensions with pro Moscow factions. Brezhnev and Semyonov warned against deviation as unions insist on a voice in political life and management.
The segment lists names including D. A. Rawley, Mrs. C. H Lockwood, David A. Rawley Jr, Joseph P. Rawley, Randall B. Dray, Jr, and Bo. Jor. This terse snippet appears to catalog residents or parties connected to a notice column in the periodical.
An article exposes a plan by Willis Carto and Frank Kluckhohn to form a press ethics committee to attack critics of their movement. It details funds linked to John Birch groups, Otepka’s defense, and Dirksen’s aggressive stance against Times reporting.
High Point youth form a splendid Youth Council guiding city programs through government day events and Channel 8 youth show Reaction. They push for a North Carolina Youth Council and preserve the community image while urging voting. The note covers local schools, Clock weeks, YWCA week, and historical talks.
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