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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1971

Page

7

Soviet anti-Semitic drive cited by Hausner in London

Dr. Gideon Hausner asserts 3.5 million Soviet Jews are being held hostage to pressure Israel and the Middle East settlement. He cites 11 Leningrad hijacking trials and says the crackdown targets Jewish worship, education, and employment as part of a broader policy to destroy the community. He voices concern for about 500,000 Jews seeking emigration barred from leaving.

London NEA Russia Middle East Gideon Hausner Adolf Eichmann Soviet Union Leningrad Hausner Israel Moscow Knesset United States Portugal South Africa Europe Salonika Greece Warsaw Atlantis

Nine Tar Heels Named To Group On Tobacco

Washington AP reports nine North Carolinians join 29 tobacco producers and reps on the National Tobacco Advisory Committee for two years. Names include Spofard C. Cave Dobson R Frank Everett Kenneth Roberson William M. Green Robersonville and others from Ayden Roseboro Winston Salem Rocky Mount Bethel.

Tar Heels Washington National Tobacco Advisory Committee Spofard C. Cave Dobson R. Frank Everett Kenneth Roberson William M. Green Robersonville Robert A. Halstead Ayden William C. Jackson Roseboro W Stuart Leake Winston-Salem E. E. Ricks Rocky Mount Grover C. Wynn Jr Bethel Department of Agriculture

Arthur Smith departs WBT after 25 years for WSOC

Country music star Arthur Smith leaves Charlotte station WBT after nearly a quarter century to join rival WSOC radio and TV effective April 1. He and his two brothers formed The Carolina Crackers, got their start with WSPA in Spartanburg, and are natives of Kershaw, N.C.

Charlotte Arthur Smith WBT Wsoc Radio and Television Carolina Crackerjacks WSPA Spartanburg S.C Kershaw

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