Earle Dalbey A Longtime HPC Finance Chief Profile
An in depth portrait of Earle Dalbey vice president for business and finance at High Point College since 1964. The feature covers his duties budgeting accounting campus police and operations of the cafeteria and bookstore. Dalbey a former Naval Supply Officer reflects on leadership family and his view of HPC students.
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Earle Dalbey
High Point College
U. S. Navy
Air Force
Dorothea Rouse
Pitman
N. J
High Point
HPC
Guilford College
North Carolina
Wendell M. Patton Jr
Dr. Patton
Dalbey
Philadelphia
Drexel Institute of Technology
High Point College Leader Talks Real Estate and Growth
Dalbey describes Ohio State training and Navy service overseeing inventories from ten to twenty five million dollars. He manages two college properties, the Sears block and Eastgate Center, as community investments that also generate tax revenue and parking benefits. Two major projects include a new Student Center and library expansion as the college pursues growth.
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Ohio State University
Naval Air Stations
Sears, Roebuck
Eastgate
Mid-West
Dalbey
High Point College
Hiders From Life: A Prisoner's View of Mama and Freedom
An unsigned essay from The Presidio argues inmates seek “Mama” security inside prison, labeling many criminals as habitual reoffenders who retreat from real life. It portrays prisoners who relapse into crime as craving confinement, while noting the paradox of desire for liberty versus the comfort of prison “womb.”
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Presidio
Iowa State
Mama
Fort Madison
Federal court clashes threaten TV coverage of Black Panthers
CBS faced orders to produce film and notes from Mike Wallace interview with Eldridge Cleaver as federal courts press to obtain material. The ruling signals growing risk for photographers and reporters covering black radicals and raises questions on press freedoms. The piece also notes Nixon era developments in Florida and California and a notable White House budget briefing day.
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Washington
San Francisco
CBS
Mike Wallace
Eldridge Cleaver
Clea
News
Richard Salant
Salant
Davidson County Rural Garbage Woes Prompt County Action Talk
Rural Davidson County grapples with irregular garbage pickups and roadside dumps. Residents blame a Lexington firm and demand reforms possibly including district franchises or a county service. Also noted are March of Dimes drives led by Gerald Morgan and Bill Pearson and a funeral anecdote about MISS PRIDE.
Roaming the Piedmont Tuesday Crusade Against Workdays
A columnist narrates a light hearted visit to the police station on a Tuesday morning and muses about abolishing Tuesdays. He recalls milk and dairy data from North Carolina, notes city manager Kyle Williams preparing for office renovation in Thomasville, and jokes about groundhog day and early spring weather.
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Thomasville
Kyle Williams
C. m
Pennsylvania
From Hinton to 1970 Census North Carolina changes
Raleigh Times recounts early census work by Willis Hinton in 1800 Raleigh Wake County Hillsborough District with pay per 150 rural persons 300 city 5000+ and a 200 fine for not returning figures. It notes current enumerators use mailed questionnaires 60 percent of population surveyed and details on questions and costs and historical facts.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Willis Hinton
Wake County
Hillsborough
Hinton
Bureau of Census
State Library
South Carolina
U. S
Census Bureau
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Sears
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Texas
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Nixon
Florida
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Key Biscayne
San Clemente
GOP Congressional Committee Newsletter
Miami Beach
Davidson
Davidson County
Oten
Lexington
Gerald Morgan
Bill Pearson
Morgan
Rainbow Girls
Jaycees
By Braxton Younts
Polk County
By Sherry McCullough
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