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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
4
Mrs. C. H. Lockwood serves as vice president with David A. Rawley Jr. as vice president and Joseph P. Rawley as general manager. The trio appears to head the company, outlining executive roles.
A North Carolina opinion piece argues the new shoplifters statute is likely unconstitutional and dangerous. It critiques the “reasonable” detention clause granting store clerks broad powers, urges swift judicial review, and recommends merchants limit use of the powers.
A commentary contrasts Columbia South Carolina with North Carolina on harsh public nuisance and arson sentences. It notes six year maximum for antiwar café operators, 12 year hard labor for a Smithfield arson plea, and argues for higher court review to remedy potential overreach.
The piece describes a ticker device that delivers real time trade alerts to a broker or investor in their office or home allowing immediate awareness of market activity without making phone calls. It highlights convenient monitoring and potential anxiety from constant updates.
The piece notes Bertrand Russell and his International Tribunal on War Crimes. hearings in Stockholm 1967 accuse U S forces in Vietnam. It cites judges in Tokyo and Riskibe Denmark, a 1967 verdict, and public polls on My Lai. It hints at forthcoming congressional hearings led by liberal representatives amid wartime controversy.
Washington columnist recounts a search for buried CIA cash in the Florida Keys. Les Whitten finds six mangled $20 bills after a larger cache allegedly linked to Cuban exile financings and covert operations tied to Bay of Pigs history. Bradley Ayers, a former CIA trainee, supplies details and bank records while fearing exposure.
Whitten Ayers and Ayres's wife search mangrove creeks near Upper Key Largo for a hiding place said to contain a suitcase of CIA-linked cash. They find only torn bills and a road map fragment, with Treasury records dating the bills 1966 to 1968, amid unclear ties to anti-Castro exiles.
A column urges prudent skepticism toward sweeping reform calls and highlights the need for solid business growth. It warns about a rising drug problem, urging parents to learn about drugs and seek help, and lists government and library resources including the National Institute of Mental Health pamphlets and Drug Abuse Information resources.
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