Joyce Kupecki Press Secretary Honored at High Point Market
About 325 newspaper men and women and editors covered the spring furniture market in High Point last week. Joyce Kupecki, press secretary for the Southern Furniture Exposition Building, received an honorary Writers Hall of Fame award for easing press coverage. The building staff is largely female, led by Leo Heer and Jim Casey, with Kupecki joining since 1959 after joining the staff in 1945. She lives at 815 Old Winston Rd. with deceased parents and siblings noted in the profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Michael
Joyce) Kupecki
Joyce
Kupecki
Writers Hall of Fame
Leo Heer
Heer
Jim Casey
Virginia Jackson
Lois Lassister
Virginia McKinney
Joyce Sugg
Robert S
Connie Sugg
Old
Winston Rd
Leonard
Greensboro
Harold Dickson
Mrs. Kupecki of High Point Aims for Big Markets
Born in High Point she married Michael Kupecki of Trenton New Jersey in 1946 after his World War II service. They have two children Mike and Janis and a granddaughter Shelle. She works toward upcoming regional markets at the expo building and welcomes friends from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Bobbie) Davis
High Point
Greeksboro
Usc
Kupecki
Kupeckis
Mike
East Carolina University
Shelle
San Francisco
Cleveland
Chicago
Dallas
New York
Atlanta
Richmond
Washington
Miami
Houston
Editor's Notebook On Self Defense And The Death Penalty
An editor argues that rising violence and advanced technology threaten public safety and challenge the notion that punishment should be rehabilitative. He cites California's death penalty debate, a New Mexico airliner incident, and FBI crime stats to urge harsher response and return of capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
California
State Senate Judiciary Committee
Los Angeles
U.S
America
FBI
Nixon proclaims US will press air and naval strikes in Vietnam
The Nixon address argues Communists fail to gain by force and the United States will keep air and naval pressure on North Vietnam. The piece notes possible mining of Haiphong, expanding carrier forces, and high B 52 sortie rates as signs the war heads toward a decisive final phase in 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Heins JR
North American Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Seventh Fleet
Yankee Station
Tonkin Gulf
Abrams
USS
Midway
Saratoga
Southeast Asia
Dmz
An Loc
ARVN
Central Highlands
Pecumus
Hanoi
White House
Ferdinand Foch
Foch
North Carolina Moral Stand Push for Sanford in Primary
Sunday Accent argues that North Carolina should back Terry Sanford in the Democratic presidential preference primary. It warns a Wallace win risks tainting the state’s integrity and aligning its delegation with the front runner. Sanford is praised as practical and people oriented, in contrast to Wallace’s demagogic style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
George Wallace
Wallace
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
South
Sanford
Joe Brooks
North Carolina State University
Chadbourn
Brooks
Coastal Plain
Piedmont
California
Light Company concert charms Wesley Memorial crowd
A three preacher group The Light Company sponsored by the General Board of Evangelism performed at Wesley Memorial. The trio wore long hair and beards and used folk songs and simple talk to deliver a brotherly message, engaging the audience in an interactive hymn. The Rev. Bernard Fitzgerald called it a wonderful experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everest
Wesley Memorial
The
Light Company
United Methodist
General Board of Evangelism
Bernard Fitzgerald
Davidson Dateline The Moon Loses Appeal
The Davidson column notes apathy toward space missions as Apollo program funding is trimmed and public interest wanes after lunar success. It compares early televised launches with today’s constant live coverage and questions political and economic motives behind moon exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Armstrong
Buz Aldrin
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Chet Huntley
David Brinkley
Cape
John Glenn
Sydney
Mission Control
Outer Space
Moon
Lunar
Pacific
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
National Public Radio
NASA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joyce Kupecki
Robert Marks
Enterprise
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Guy Fawkes
Parliament
Belfast
Supreme Court of California
Grummann
South Vietnam
By Robert Marks
Davidson
Thomasville
City Hall
Alan Shepherd
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