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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1972

Page

4

Thoughts for Today Verse and Hymn Excerpt

A devotional message presents Hebrews 11:33 34 praising faith that conquers kingdoms and stops lions. It quotes Charles Wesley praising mighty faith seeing promises and trusting God to do the impossible.

Charles Wesley

Memorizing 911 Emerges From Call For Unified Emergency Numbers

An article contrasts local 7 digit emergency numbers with the proposed universal 911. It cites police 885-5031, fire 885-2171, ambulance 885-4141 in High Point and surrounding areas, notes regional dialing differences, and argues for a single nationwide three digit dispatch system. It questions cost and efficiency of separate switchboards and calls for action by officials.

Police Department High Point City of Police Dept Fire Dept Guilford County Ambulance Service Guilford County of Ambulance Services Guilford County Randolph Davidson Guilford High Point Fire Sheriff's and Omaha Neb Jackson Miss New York City

Gracious Helpmeet Mary Scott shaped NC politics

The article recalls Mrs. Mary Scott, wife of governor W Kerr Scott, who influenced state affairs for twenty five years. It cites her urging Frank Graham for the U N C presidency in 1949 and later supporting friend Terry Sanford in North Carolina’s May 6 presidential primary. Her death just before her 75th birthday is noted with tribute.

W. Kerr Scott Mary Scott J. Melville Broughton Frank Graham North Carolina Graham Bob Scott Sen Edmund Muskie Terry Sanford

Cars, Taxes and Subways Shape Urban Traffic Futures

City planners push to curb car use by lowering transit fares and free or cheaper travel. Washington aims to shift 25 percent to mass transit by 1975 with downtown parking controls. San Francisco explores toll cuts and car pools to ease congestion amid federal air standards and urban growth.

Atlanta Rome Washington, D. C Washington William D. Ruckelshaus Environmental Protection Agency Chicago Denver Los Angeles New York Philadelphia Flint Mich San Francisco Economist London Toronto Montreal San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge

NSSM 1 Warned Saigon would falter without US aid

The 1969 National Security Study Memorandum 1 warned that South Vietnam could not counter Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces without American airpower, artillery, logistics, and some ground troops. It projected pacification would not yield full success for years and noted Saigon’s fragility amid Desertion and political instability. The report prompted Kissinger inquiries and mixed agency assessments.

Washington Nixon South Vietnam Saigon U. S

Wallace dominates Michigan as a Democratic front runner surge

In Detroit Wallace draws 4,000 at his rival rally while 4,000 plus 2,000 were jammed outside his encore. He climbs in Michigan polls as a leading May 16 contender, challenging McGovern Muskie and Humphrey who offer no firm stance on busing or tax reform.

Alabama George C. Wallace Afl-Cio George McGovern Edmund S. Muskie Hubert H. Humphrey Detroit Michigan Democratic Party Mr. Wallace Macbeth Banquo Wallace McGovern Muskie Humphrey Cobo Hall Tarzan New York Times Afl-Cio High Command Wisconsin Flint Pontiac Saginaw G. Mennen Williams U.S Philip A. Hart Washington Johnstown Johnny John V. Lindsay George Wallace Miami Beach

Rockefeller accuses Lindsay of city graft and Mafia ties

Governor Nelson Rockefeller labels Mayor John V. Lindsay the worst since Tammany era corruption. He cites Mafia contacts, open contracts totaling over 70 million dollars, embezzlement risks in welfare and housing, and a stalled push for removal, urging citizen action to force a hearing.

Ernest Cuneo North American Newspaper Alliance Washington Nelson Rockefeller John V. Lindsay New York City New York Herald Tribune World-Telegram Journal American The Mirror Joe Gallo N.Y Gallo Lindsay James Marcus Waterfront Mafia Colombo Waterfront Commission Tammany Jimmy Walker Open Council Benjamin Cardozo New York State United States Supreme Court Rockefeller

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