Anniversary tribute to Dr. C Excelle Rozzelle and Mary Rozzelle
The wedding anniversary of Dr. C Excelle Rozzelle and his wife Mary is celebrated with a weekend event at Ardmore Methodist Church in Winston Salem near their home. Readers know Dr. Rozzelle as a famed Methodist minister and Sunday Sermon author for The Enterprise.
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Congress weighs constitutional fixes to curb Supreme Court tenure
The piece reports that House Democrats discuss amendments to limit justices' terms or require referendums on court members as Nixon builds a potential majority on the court. It notes impeachment pressure on Justice Douglas, the two thirds Senate vote hurdle, and GOP opposition. It also broadens to Earth Day Lenin coincidence and media rate pressures on the FCC and networks.
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William C. Douglas
Nixon
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Emanuel Celler
New York
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Senate
Thomasville Detectives Rescue Woman From Lake Heroic Act
Davidson County dateline details how Verlo Stamey and Don W. Truell, Thomasville police detectives, risked their safety to save a woman attempting to drown herself at Old Lexington City Lake. Despite injuries, they improvised boats and aided the woman until help arrived, prompting calls for broader recognition of their selfless act.
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Old Lexington City Lake
Ridge Road
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The Earth In Its Fullness A Sunday Accent
The Earth appears at its loveliest this spring in High Point and countryside, with dogwood azalea jonquils and roses vibrant. Yet the earth is ill, polluted, and overused, urging renewed care and ecological balance as humanity must live within nature rather than above it.
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High Point
Earth
Roaming the Piedmont Observations and Mild Community Notes
A column of light local items includes a joke about clean shoes sparking a fire, a Wesley Memorial Verdi Requiem performance, musings on dogwood and state symbols, street name humor about Dogwood Street in Greensboro, a reminder to set clocks for Sunday school, and a High Point street scene noting the heat and summer vacation appeal.
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