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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1970

Page

2

Cabinet members avoid White House after Hickel firing

In a vivid anecdote from 1970, a Nixon aide recalls Cabinet members skipping White House visits after Walter Hickel was fired. A cabinet officer and his wife evade a church invitation as Billy Graham sermons unfold, while a task force seizes offices and changes locks.

Washington Nixon White House Walter Hickel John Ehrlichman Chamber of Commerce Oklahoma Billy Graham Secretary of the Treasury Romney Rtt John Mitchell Los Angeles Times

Motorcycle Rider Injured In Green Drive Accident

John Edward Kasey 26 of Chestnut Drive listed in satisfactory condition at High Point Memorial Hospital after his motorcycle overturned on Cabe Street at Green Drive. He reportedly suffered a fracture of the kneecap with other injuries noted.

John Edward Kasey Chestnut Drive Todey Et High Point Memorial Hospital Kasey Cabe Street Green Drive Totey Nellie Hough Smith Daniel Lee Persey Rt. 1 James Montheu Avenue Williams Street Kersey Thomas Howard Marshal Greensboro Botth Joseph Lyde Underwood Lane Street Elber

Caution Urged For City Drivers In Christmas Season

High Point traffic officers urge fulltime defensive driving as 19 fatalities already mark the year. They warn distractions from radios and anger can trigger crashes while winter darkness and shopping crowds raise danger on N Main Lincoln and Eastchester areas. Speakers note 95 percent of accidents stem from driver carelessness and list recent local wrecks with charges for speeding, hit and run, and failure to yield.

John Staley High Point J. T. Rich Staley Rich

Break-In Probed at Dewitt Holton Furniture Store

Police investigate a shopbreak at Dewitt Holton Furniture on S Main St with no items reported missing. Separate thefts include a color TV from a Holiday Inn room and 50 gallons of gasoline from the National Guard Armory.

Dewitt Holton Furniture S. Main Street Holiday Inn W. Green Drive National Guard Armory Ward Street Horace G. Ilderton E. H. Highfield Player Drive Stanley Blue Sharon Street Dennis James Dean Greensboro Dale Roger Hill Rt. 2 Lexington Lewis Scott

Local Bankers Lead Guilford County Economic Literacy Lectures

A Guilford County program brings five High Point bankers into classrooms to share real world banking insights. R. D. Meisky of Central Savings Bank, John W Stallings III of First Citizens Bank and Trust, James R. Spence of High Point Bank and Trust Co., James L. Pierce of North Carolina National Bank, and Irving A. Hamilton of Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. provide expert lectures to teach economic subjects.

High Point Guilford County R. D. Meisky Central Savings Bank John W Stallings III First Citizens Bank and Trust James R. Spence High Point Bank and Trust Co James L. Pierce North Carolina National Bank Irving A. Hamilton Wachovia Bank and Trust Co

Two High Point Students Initiated Into Fraternity

Two High Point students, Clarence Ilderton Jr. and Robert A. Rivers, were initiated into the Pfeiffer College chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi a national business fraternity. The group aims to recognize potential future business leaders, uphold ethics, and support leadership development programs.

High Point Pfeiffer College Alpha Kappa Psi National Business Fraternity Clarence Ilderton Jr Clarence Ilderton W. College Dr Robert A. Rivers W. C. Bivens English Rd

Counterfeit Twenty Detected Triggers Local Alerts

In Thomasville a bogus $20 bill found Friday prompts banks and the Chamber of Commerce to warn residents. James Haliburton of the Chamber said the note was spotted by a bank staffer at North Carolina National Bank and the bank notified other banks merchants and police.

Thomasville Chamber of Commerce James Haliburton Chamber North Carolina National Bank Anks

Bald Head Island preservation plan moves forward despite sale doubts

Gov. Scott administration backs a state funded effort to acquire Bald Head Island and preserve it. A study by the Research Triangle Institute outlines four use options including continued institutional use recreation education and research. The plan weighs assembly funding federal aid private funds or a mix while the current owner has not indicated a sale.

Scott Sowers William Hen High Point Cape Fear Corp Bald Head Island Research Triangle Institute Gov. Scott General Assembly North Carolina

Court reverses guilty verdict in bomb case

A superior court panel reversed a lower court ruling, freeing 17 year old Irvin Calvin Crawford in a false bomb call case. Other teen defendants saw sentences reduced or suspended, with stipulations and new conditions. An unrelated case involved Kenneth Shutt receiving 12 to 15 years for assault and Robert Ross getting a five to seven year suspended term for shooting into an occupied dwelling.

Irvin Calvin Crawford Rive‘t Drive Crawford Byron Haworth Robert M. Martin High Point Michale Eugene Carter Hodgin Street Philip Alexis Beddington Rt. 5 Thomasville Kenneth Shutt Martin Shutt Sandy Ridge Robert Ross Fundy Ross Benjamin C. McCaskill Calvary Baptist Church McCaskill

Wreck damages three cars north of Thomasville on Highway 109

Three cars including a Davidson County Sheriff’s Dept. vehicle were wrecked on Highway 109 near Thomasville after a high speed skid by Everett Brinkley 18 of Thomasville. Brinkley, charged with no operator’s license and reckless driving, was treated and released. Grady Mendenhall and Steve Sink were also treated. Cable’s vehicle had run out of fuel.

Clif'sive Lincoln Drive Ward Street Johnny Allen Davis Winston- Salen Davis Salvatore Anthony Cama Northgate Court Charles Scott Winston- Salem Scott M’ssenger Lucy Mattie Scot Winston-Salem Cama N. Main Street Hedgecock Road Levion Smith Ogha Street Whiterek Street Commerce Street Hester McMoenus George Street Larry Junior Meris Greensboro Meris Eastchester Drive N. Centennial Avenue Thomasville Davidson County Sheriff's Dept Highway 109 Here Sheriff's Grady Mendenhall Steve Sink Everett Stephen Brinkley Rt. 4 Brinkley Sink City Memorial Hospital

Richardson Wins Award For Photo Humor

The Enterprise chief photographer Richardson received the J. P. Brady Humor Award from Carolina Press Photographers for a humorous North and South Carolina photo. The winning image showed a High Point liquor raid officer beside a car trunk of plastic containers labeled white lightning with Plymouth marked on the trunk lid.

Art Richardson The Enterprise J. P. Brady Carolina Press Photographers North Carolina South Carolina High Point Police Plymouth Makes Ite

Economic lull centers in manufacturing in High Point area

The Employment Security Commission reports November shows a slow-up mainly in manufacturing. Openings favor trained personnel, with 169 placements and 250 openings, while active job seekers total about 1,700. Unemployment claims rose from October and last year, and short work time persists in plants.

Employment Security Commission High Point William Hollar Hollar High Point Area ESC

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Art Buchwald John Kasey Levis Day Trinity Walter Billy Goins Jamestown Rufus J. Flowers Vall Street Flowers State J. K. Scruggs Scruggs Jessie Cable Chapel Street Richardson
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