Mrs C H Lockwood and David A Rawley Jr Vi
Mrs C H Lockwood and David A Rawley Jr are named in a brief social notice with other readable lines indicating family ties and local associations. The fragment suggests a marriage or social event context in a local newspaper page segment.
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C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Nixon Signals Bold Policy Shift Aimed at 1972 Victory
Nixon presents aggressive economic actions and a dramatic China policy reversal to curb inflation and spur growth. He claims decisive moves, promising more remedies if initial efforts fail, and warns that cooperation will be met with stronger measures.
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Peking
China
Nixon
Reader dispute over Kennedy Center critique and costs
A reader challenges Jack Anderson article from August 16 calling it erroneous in virtually all points about the Kennedy Center. The letter defends the center’s economy and gifts and notes low cafeteria prices, tours funding, and comparisons to Lincoln and Memorials.
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Jack Anderson
Kennedy Center
Saturday Review
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Anderson
Lincoln Center
Mr. Anderson
Constitutional Hall
Washington
Lincoln
Jefferson
Congress
Kennedy Center Responds to ITT Concessions and Funding Criticism
The Kennedy Center defends its contracting process, states ITT bids were most favorable for the garage, and notes other bids. It says advances were part of normal bidding and that tickets will be affordable for the young, seniors, and underprivileged while highlighting festivals and street performances funded by the center.
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Wolf von Eckardt
Saturday Review
ITT
Brit Hume
Anderson
Automatic Canteen Corporation
Canteen
Kennedy Center
Italy
Kennedy
Washington
Colleges Feel Effects of Price Freeze on Pay Scales
The Treasury allows existing college and school salary increases to stand in some cases while awaiting guidance from the Cost of Living Council. Many teachers and professors face delays or continued old pay scales for the coming term, with 12 month staff paid at new rates since July 1.
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Treasury
Cost of Living Council
Paradise on a Commune Faces Internal Struggles
A survey of communal living in the 1970s shows young urban founders chasing utopian life in Rainbow Farm Vermont Twin Oaks Virginia and other sites struggle with funds privacy and social roles. Researchers note high mortality and rapid disintegration as new communes keep forming.
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Rainbow Farm
Vermont
Ramparts
Twin Oaks
Louisa County
Virginia
B. F. Skinner
America
Local figures push redevelopment and real estate bets in High Point
Pat Brown backs downtown growth with North Main properties selling to Mobil Oil and Hayden Place project revitalizing the west side. Also notes 10 percent import duty on fish unlikely to curb U S as top fishery importer. Genevan move for Robert Anderson from DuPont, and hosiery association meetings in High Point with Raleigh highway plans. Community praise for Dallas Dolle’s quick recovery of lost camping gear and a seek for old friend Willie Williams from Fort McClellan era.
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Pat Brown
Central City
Carrick
North Main
Mobil Oil
Alexander
Hayden Place
Brown
Jim Tyler
Division of
N. C. Department of Conservation and Development
U.S
Harold
Jane Cole
Dallas Dolle
High Point
Boy Scout
City Hall
Dolle
Coleg
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Presbyterian Home
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DuPont
Suzanne Slate
Ralph W. Slate
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Switzerland
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Mart
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State Highway Commission
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Highway Traffic & Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Commission
Edward L. Harris
Fort McClellan, Ala
Willie Williams