J Archie Myatt Jr Seeks City Council Seat In High Point
High Point native J Archie Myatt Jr joined the City Council after winning the election, pledging betterment for the city. He notes Highway 311 and state office relocations as examples of needed cooperation, highlights his public service background, and aims for citizen input to guide policies.
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J. Archie Myatt Sr
High Point
Myatts
Guilford County
Myatt
Winston-Salem
Roy Culler Jr
Duke Power Co
Duke
Democratic Party
Foxfire Apts
Swanee Academy
Swante
Tenn
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Christine Jones
Norfolk
Air Force
Christy
Wake Forest University
Sarah
Beth
Westchester Academy
Greenway Dr
Henley Paper Co
Piedmont
Virginia
Helms voices stance on Angola war policy and Vietnam echoes
Sunday Accent recounts Sen. Jesse Helms opposing further U S funds and arms for Angola factions, warning against prolonged conflict and a Vietnam-like outcome. He criticizes Kissinger's approach, cites Russian Cuban and South African involvement, and urges cautious, open engagement rather than covert escalation. He urges U S attention to Angola while avoiding entanglement and warns against rushed, costly commitments.
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Jesse Helms
U. S. Senate
Angola
Sen. Helms
Vietnam
United States
Kissinger
Helms
Aio Angola
Organization of Africart
Unio Ly
Angoli
Russia
The Cake Turned Into A Pudding
Davidson dateline Thomasville recounts a holiday cake fiasco by a novice cook. Improvised methods and misread measures turned batter into an edible disaster that puzzled relatives as indigestion spread. The author blames kitchen missteps and local water for the culinary misadventure.
Editor's Outlook on Crime Law and Media Influence
The piece notes crime rising 1974 vs 1973, cites murder totals and average robbery and burglary take, and criticizes Supreme Court and federal panels over Miranda and pretrial publicity. It highlights Reg Murphy case, press impact on trials, and calls for caution against judicial overreach and sensationalism. It closes with a wary view of courts as potential theaters of absurdity and a nod to Cicero on public safety.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Reg Murphy
Reg
Atlanta Constitution
San Francisco Chronicle
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Warren Supreme Court
Cicero
Charles Bronson
Citzen
Human Factor
Hollywood
Christmas tree disposal and cotton shifts in North Carolina life
A nostalgic North Carolina column recounts Christmas Day at home and a civic program to collect and chip discarded trees for disposal, with plans to repurpose them at Oak Hollow Lake. The piece notes a regional decline in cotton acreage from 173000 in 1973 to an estimated 54000 in 1975, and mingles seasonal anecdotes with agricultural trends and plant safety on poinsettias, including poison-control cautions and parental guidance.
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Public Works Dept
Shelton
No. 5
Clete Misenheimer
Oak Hollow Lake
Clete
North Carolina
Old North State
Tar Heel
Mississippi
Texas
State Dept. of Agricultural Information
Shirley Osterhout
Duke University
Dr. Osterhout
J. W. Hardin
N.C. State University
Hawaii
New York
Consumer Products Safety Commission
National Clearing House For
Washington
Joe Love
NCSU
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Los Angeles Times
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