Andall B. Terry and Holt McPherson Named Roles
Local notice lists Andall B. Terry as treasurer and Holt McPherson as editor with the date Wednesday August 18 1971 noted.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1971
Page
4
Dollar Seeks Its Level At Home And Abroad
President Nixon's new policy era churns vast forces as John Connally rises in influence. The dollar seeks its level by freeing gold redemption and allowing market-based value abroad, while domestic faith strengthens even as the 90 day freeze may extend.
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Nixon
Mr. Connally
McCarthy Denies Polack Joke About Muskie
Former Minnesota Senator Eugene McCarthy rejects a Monday magazine quote claiming he said a Polish joke about Senator Edmund Muskie. In a letter to editor John D. Lofton, McCarthy says he did not make such remarks and asks for a retraction. Lofton notes the quote came from the public press and may have drawn extra attention.
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Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Ed Muskie
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Sen. Muskie
John D. Lofton
Lofton
Lindsay's Heroes and Party Switch Mentioned
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay spoke of his conversion to the Democratic Party noting his Republican heroes Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt and La Guardia. Older Democrats cited Jefferson Jackson and Franklin D Roosevelt as their political exemplars.
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Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
la Guardia
New York
John V. Lindsay
Jefferson
Jackson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tito re-elected Yugoslav leader forms 23 member State Presidency
The Yugoslav parliament unanimously re elected Josip Broz Tito to a five year term as President at age 79. He creates a 23 member State Presidency to govern collectively. The Economist warns of cautious leadership until his death and Djilas predicts weaker post Tito rule. Tensions rise between Serbian centralists and Croatian regionalists over language and subsidies as economy falters.
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London
Josip Broz Tito
Tito
Eut
Milovan Djilas
Belgrade
Federation
Croatia
Zagreb
Yugoslavia Faces Split as Tito’s Era Ends
Tito warns republic leaders to curb nationalist impulses as constitutional amendments expand republic autonomy. Congress gains raise in federal power, while Moscow signals possible intervention to save socialism. The system relies on Tito’s personal authority, leaving an unknown future after his era.
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Belgrade
Tito
Yugoslav
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Zagreb
FBI Boss Demands Sharp Dressed Agents in Public Spats
Report outlines Hoover's reprimands over agents seen without jackets and with long sideburns. Lovin faced discipline after a hijacker died at Kennedy Airport. Mullen and Levin involved in separate incidents while a Hill Knowlton memo targets prominent Washington wives as washerwomen in an ecology clash.
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Washington
Ecology Movement
Commerce Department
Slings and Arrows Report Targeting Activists Revealed
A confidential Commerce Department PR report titled Slings and Arrows, Inc. attacks environmental groups as anti business crusaders exploiting ecology for public appeal. It cites Campaign GM pressuring General Motors and notes limited distribution to secretarial staff. It also cites zoo letters and Raiford prison shooting findings, plus a White House meeting on veterans hospital modernization with Olin Teague and Charles Teague.
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Slings and Arrows, Inc
Bud Litton
Veterans’ Hospitals
House
Olin Teague
D-Tex
Charles Teague
Calif
White House
Teagues
Nixon
Financial aid study at HPC shows 260 students received aid
High Point College released a yearlong financial aid study showing 260 students received an average $979.29, totaling $254,616.86 for 1970-71. The findings attribute 23 percent of students receiving aid, with college and federal programs providing portions and the remainder from other sources, including insured loans from various states.
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High Point College
HPC
North Carolina
Craig H. Faler
Wendell M. Patton
Falor
Edward Kidder Graham
Unc-Chapel Hill
Carolina
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