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30 Apr 1969
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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1969
Page
1
Unconstitutional ruling alters local marriage law case
Community notes untangle a park project delay due to land filling and rain, with a June deadline and federal funds at stake. City work on tennis courts, utilities, and fencing progresses under a dry spell hope. traffic signal plans arise at Broad Elm and Washington Drive. reader questions cover yield vs stop signs and accessible vehicle adaptations with VA driving aids detailed for disabled residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidan
Parris Avenue
Cormer
Broad and
Elm Street
H.D. A
Moss
Washington Drive
Praset
English Road
Washington
Nixon EEOC Nomination Faces Dirksen Opposition
Senator Dirksen leads Republican opposition to William H. Brown's nomination to head the EEOC, citing concerns over enforcement power and judicial-like authority. The fight pits Nixon administration plans to empower the commission against Southern Senate resistance, with Everett M. Dirksen signaling potential broad GOP and regional pushback. Brown, a Philadelphia Republican, would replace Clifford L. Alexander Jr. after Alexander's ouster amid ongoing clashes over affirmative action and enforcement reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett M. Meee
Ain Man
Dirksen
Nixon
William H. Brown
Philadelphia
Clifford L. Alexander Jr
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Leon Feoc
Senate
Brown
Origi
Colleges Must Stand Up Before Violence
President Nixon urges college administrations to confront student unrest and violence to protect free education. He warns there can be no compromise with lawlessness, urging faculties and trustees to act, as demonstrations threaten campuses nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
United States
Chamber of Commerce
America
Hve
Harvard
Cornell
White House
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
Hesburgh
Goldwater Jr Wins Congressional Seat In First Run
Barry M. Goldwater Jr., a 30 year old stockbroker, captured the California 31st district seat in a special election to succeed Kid Reinecke. He won 64,675 votes or 57 percent, defeating Democrat John K. Van de Kamp who had 48,933. The victory came as his father, U.S. senator Barry Goldwater, senior, urged duty to country and praised the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
John K. van de Kamp
Kid Reinecke
California
U. S
Arizona
Republican Party
Mike
Barry
Aid Grants Threaten Paralysis
President Nixon warned Congress that federal aid programs create government paralysis and urged a grant consolidation act. The plan would let him consolidate related programs under a single agency with 60 days for Congress to vote on each proposal. Local officials say the system is a tangled web.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Executive Branch
House of Congress
Postponed SST program faces setback in Nixon decision
The Nixon administration delayed a decision on the 1,800 mph SST and related airports funding, delaying transit progress and complicating Volpe’s push for toll relief. Budget bureau and Treasury opposition highlights political friction over the high speed plane and mass transit funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Bureau
Transportation
John Volpe
Volpe
The
Treasury
Lee DuBridge
Associated Press
Transportation Department
White House
Congress
58ST
United States
Boeing Corp
White House Bash Honors Duke Ellington At 70
Duke Ellington turns 70 at a White House celebration with a late jam session and a Medal of Freedom. President Nixon toasts the Duke and sits in on piano, while guests including Mahalia Jackson and Benny Goodman mingle as Ellington signs autographs and performs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Ellington
White House
Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Duke
Ellington
Nixon
Mahalia Jackson
Billy Eckstine
Dizzy Gillespie
Garmant
Marine Band
Duke Eltington
Nixons
National Council of Arts
Ruth
Mercer
Edward K. T
Gaye
Benny Goodman
Cab Calloway
Richard Rogers
Optimism On Food Prices Fading
Government experts revise earlier optimism on food price gains. The Agriculture Department may show food costs rising up to 3 percent from last year, better than 4.3 percent a year ago. A May 1 summary will flag higher-than-expected costs while farmers see price gains and rising farming costs in Q1. The CPI shows overall inflation at 9.6 percent annual rate, but farmers’ share remains under 40 cents of every dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Dad
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