High Point Enterprise Announcement of 1971 staff
The High Point Enterprise dated Monday August 16 1971 lists the paper leadership including D A Rawley president Mrs C H Lockwood vice president David A Rawley Jr vice president and Joseph P Rawley general manager. The notice identifies the independent newspaper as the publication.
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THE
High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
C.H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joseph P. Rawley
Mgr
Nixon’s New Economic Plan Belatedly Hopeful
President Nixon outlines a sweeping policy to freeze prices wages and rents for at least 90 days while devaluing the dollar by unilateral action. He seeks global monetary reform talks and aims to curb inflation though effectiveness remains uncertain and time may tell.
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Nixon
Franklin Roosevelt
Jones
Japan
Tion
Breton Woods
White House
Summer Urban Calm in the Midst of Racial Tension
Officials hope urban violence has not surged this summer as tensions run high. A Justice Department official warns any confrontation could trigger outbreaks while noting May Day protests were comparatively peaceful. He credits improved police techniques and self-improvement toward equality.
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Justice Department
Benjamin F. Holman
Department
House
Church returns highway frontage compensation in Winchester
The Rev. John A. Baden of St. Paul on-the-Hill Episcopal Church in Winchester Virginia returned an unspecified amount of money paid by the State Department of Highways for church frontage taken for street widening. The church felt the project benefited the community and caused no damage to the church.
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John A. Baden
St. Paul on-the-Hill Episcopal Church
Winchester
State Department of Highways
Nixon to Address Knights of Columbus in New York
The 1972 campaign road shows Nixon addressing the Knights of Columbus at the Waldorf Astoria about religious voting influence. Analysts note Catholics shift between parties with candidates, and Nixon seeks Catholic goodwill while keeping the issue quiet.
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Nixon
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Church of Rome
Bruce L. Felkner
John F. Kennedy
White House
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Knights of Columbus
Bailey
Kennedy
Kevin P. Phillips
Kennedy Center sowing controversy with lavish spending and favors
Washington critics accuse the Kennedy Center of bloated costs totaling 43 million dollars and exclusive concessions for prestige outfits. A critical architecture column was suppressed, while a favorable feature by Irving Kolodin appeared in the same magazine, fueling cultural conflict.
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Washington
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Grandoise
la Grande Scene
Saturday Review
Wolf von Eckardt
Washington Post
von Eckhardt
The
Review
Kennedy Center
Irving Kolodin
Review Center Contract Probe Sparks Rumors of ITT Influence
Norman Cousins voices shock over undisclosed episode at the Review Center and promises an immediate investigation. ITT funds and contracts, including a $3.5 million advance and a tentative maintenance bid, stir public concern over favored bids and inside tracks.
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Review
Brit Hume
Norman Cousins
von Eckhardt
Saturday Review
International Telephone and Telegraph
Roger Stevens
Broadway Impressario
Center
Hoyle
Washington Area
ITT
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
McLendon retires after building Victorian furniture empire
Carlton McLendon of Montgomery sells his million dollar Victorian furniture business and retires before age 60. He built a factory spanning a city block, employs 125 workers including handicapped staff, and ships nationwide. The founder will remain connected to the industry with a gold life-time card while his wife and he travel.
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Carlton McLendon
Alabama
Montgomery
Southern Furniture Exposition
McLendon
Union
Sidney Lanier High School
Andalusia
Ala
Sander
Lincoln
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John McLaughlin
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Joe Doakes
Lee Talbot
Council For Environmental Quality
Talbot
State Department
Stuart Blow
International Whaling Commission
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Curtis Bohlen
Bohlen
Sen
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D-Okla
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William ‘Fishbait
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Merry
By Jack Anderson
Holt McPherson
Geesternon
United Fund
Nico Quebein
Eleanor Barker
Betty Bambalis
Linda Alexander
Doug Gilstrap
Rob Brinson
Gilstrap
Jay Marsh
L. P. Megginson Jr
Unc-Chapel Hill
Jim Bishop
Christ
Martin Luther King JR
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Dr. King
Head Lions
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