High Point Enterprise 1971 Page 4 A masthead and staff
The High Point Enterprise lists Randall B. Terry as treasurer Holt McPherson as editor and a leadership group including D A Rawley president C H Lockwood and David A Rawley Jr as vice presidents Joseph P Rawley as general manager on page 4 A dated Tuesday August 31 1971.
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C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joseph P. Rawley
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High Point Enterprise
Randall B. Terry
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Lindsay Launches Bid For Higher Office After Mayoral Run
The piece details John V. Lindsay's move away from a second mayoral term and toward possible roles from governor to president. It cites a vast campaign machine, including 7,000 NYC workers, GOP strategic backing, and a national youth movement ready to canvass if he runs.
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City Industry Pay Surpasses Private Rates for NYC Trades
A federal survey finds New York City's municipal maintenance workers earn more than 60 percent above private sector carpenters electricians and plumbers and 36 percent above painters and auto mechanics. The disparity helps keep the metropolis financially strained.
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Bloodiest San Quentin escape linked to Jackson brothers
Report summarizes the Aug. 22 San Quentin melee, where Jonathan Jackson 17 and George Jackson 29 were killed in a gun smuggling escape attempt involving visitors. Angela Davis faces trial for purchasing the guns. The incident also left two white inmates and three guards dead, with warnings of outside support for prison riots.
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Angéla Davis
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Louis Nelson
Jackson
Fishing row in Europe stalls ahead of market entry
Europe faces a heated debate over fisheries policy as Britain Norway Ireland and Denmark resist open entry and demand strong 12 mile limits. Norway fears loss of traditional life and Iceland proposes 50 mile zones while UK and Ireland press for fresh rules before Commons votes in October.
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Nixon seeks secret polls on Agnew role in 1972 ticket
The White House and RNC conduct private polls showing Agnew’s popularity slipping as Nixon weighs whether to dump him. The piece recalls a 1968 poll that helped Nixon pick Agnew, amid pressure from insiders to test running mate viability.
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Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
Agnew
White House
Republican National Committee
Unprofitable Discussions and Woodstock Echoes in Town
A poem about owl bat and bee is shared alongside news of W Howard Cobb elected president of the International Fellowship of United Methodist Musicians at a Houston convocation. The piece ends with a reflective note on hippie letters urging social change and redevelopment in Clear Creek County, Colorado.
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W. Howard Cobb
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
International Fellowship of
United Methodist Musicians
Houston
Phillip R. Dietterich
Westfield
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