High Point Enterprise names editorial leadership for 1971
The High Point Enterprise announces its corporate officers for the period ending August 13, 1971 with D. A. Rawley as president Mrs. C. H. Lockwood as vice president David A. Rawley Jr as vice president and Joseph P. Rawley as general manager.
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D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Law and observance quoted by religious and political figures
A biblical verse notes the law cannot perfect believers through repeated sacrifices. A Calvin Coolidge quote laments overemphasis on enforcement over observance of law.
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Calvin Coolidge
U.S
Time For Discipline Is Upon The Country
A call for national and individual discipline as the nation faces drugs, deceptions about government and the Vietnam War, and a shifting global balance. The piece warns against trusting Russia in disarmament and urges firm, self enforcing treaties and clear-eyed leadership.
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Presi
India
Nixon faces tricky path to detente with Peking and Moscow
Former U N Ambassador Goldberg suggests Nixon may visit Peking after Moscow or not at all. He warns SALT talks risk peace if detente stalls and notes Chinese and Soviet power will shape UN votes and global diplomacy.
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Moscow
Peking
U. N
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
China
Mr. Nixon
United Nations
General Assembly
Security Council
Taiwan
Demise of London clubs signals end of era
London clubs face extinction as half may merge or close within five years. The United University Club marks 150 years but weighs a union with the Oxford and Cambridge Club amid rising costs, waning memberships, and shifting social habits.
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United University Club
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Cambridge
National Liberal
Devonshire
Carlton
Phileas
Roger Matthews
Financial Ss
England
San Francisco
Johannesburg
George Moore
Groucho Marx
Mountbatten
The
Athenaeum
United Service Club
Boodles
White’s
Constitutional Club
Constitutional
National
Savage
Samuel Johnson
Congressman Murphy at Hilton gets discounted rate in Washington
Rep Morgan Murphy while in Washington allegedly secured a $14 room rate for a $28 Hilton stay with weekly VIP treatment. Memo to hotel staff reportedly cited district ties and favorable business. Hilton manager denies instructions and comments. A separate GSA transfer follows accusations of lechery from five female employees against procurement chief Tommy T.
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Rep
Morgan Murphy
Chicago
Congress
Murphy
Washington Hilton
Earl McDonough
Round Round Rose Transferred Over Christmas Allegations
Merry Round Rose faces a GSA inquiry over holiday kissing claims. He is transferred to Texas without salary change after interviews and sworn statements. A separate airline critique cites artificial cream labels on several carriers.
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Texas
GSA
United Airlines
TWA
North Central
Northeast
Frontier
Friday the Thirteenth: Folklore Fear and Farce Across History
A survey of Friday the 13th beliefs links13 to Last Supper Eve's temptation and biblical calamities. It notes Wagner Woodrow Wilson and U S symbols using 13, cites repeated dates in 1914 1925 1931 1942 1956 1959 1965 1970, and ends with 1972 and political concerns.
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Eve
Adam
Tower of Babel
Jesus
Lord Dundee
Hitler
Europe
Russia
North Africa
Coolidge
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