He's Still Number One No Matter Of Birthdate
The editorial notes that 1968 legislation will shift Washington's Birthday to the third Monday in February as a legal holiday. It explains calendar changes from Julian to Gregorian and how Washington’s birthdate is recorded as February 11, 1731, or February 22, 1732, but the date remains a central symbol in Americans’ minds.
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George Washington
Julius Caesar
Sosigenes
Caesar
B. C
Gregory XIII
Great Britain
Washington
Parliament
Vacation Planning Time
Family Weekly urges thoughtful pre planning to maximize vacation value. It cites experiences of dull trips and argues time equals money, recommending careful study of options to craft creative and relaxing outings for individuals and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Weekly Today
Blessing The Bread Sermon and the Lesson of Gratitude
A Piedmont Carolina preacher urges daily thanks at meals citing Jesus blessing the loaves. He warns two thirds of Americans miss blessings and calls for economy, gratitude, and family devotions. He links feeding the hungry to mindful consumption and praise for provision.
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Piedmont Carolina
Earth
Christ
Jesus
High Point Enterprise Publication Details and Rates
The High Point Enterprise in High Point North Carolina outlines its publication status as an independent newspaper established in 1884. It lists address contact, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery with terms and tax notes.
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Associated Press
tYr
N.C
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Mobile housing debate tests zoning and neighborhood concern
The Enterprise notes continuing planning commission debates over mobile housing sites as three of four low cost homes begin to shape American landscapes. It quotes a commissioner saying nobody wants mobile homes while urging manufacturers to design palatial, attractive structures to fit the environment and meet rising political concern over housing quality.
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The
Enterprise
Forrest Cates
Cates
An Inept War on Cosa Nostra Cracks and Cash Ties
An Inept War argues federal efforts against the Mafia yield few convictions. FBI training lags, Treasury fieldwork wins most cases, and Joe Valachi’s revelations did little to shift the tide. The New Jersey busts hinged on insider tips rather than agency skill.
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Hoover
FBI
Joe Valachi
J. Edgar Hoover
Cosa Nostra
Treasury Department
Crime Council
Internal Revenue Service
Narcotics Bureau
Treasury
Justice
Justice Department
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
New Jersey
Simone Rizzo DeCavalacante
Sam the Plumber
Louis Saperstein
Paul Rigo
Solar eclipse lectures and town updates in Jamestown
Dr Roy Epperson and Tom Conally will lead two free evening classes at Horace Haworth Hall on the solar eclipse plan with slides and public service. Jamestown figures report hospital updates, church building plans, and political notes as 1971 approaches.
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Roy Epperson
High Point College
Tom Conally
Horace Haworth
Mexico
Gulf
Florida
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Alaska
Labrador
United States
North Carolina Society For Prevention of
The
North Carolina Assn
NCSPB
Earth
Epperson
Conally
Jack Burris
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Thomas C. Ragsdale
Mary Patrice
United Methodist Church
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John
America
Israel
High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
D. A. Rawley
C.H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley,jr
Oseph P.rawley
Randall B. Terry, JR
Holt McPhereson
Joe Breene
W. Patterson, JR
Richard Teague
By Capus Waynick
Roger Babson
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Milton Rector
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Cosa Nostra Hoods
Underworld
Organized Crime Section
By Jack Anderson
Holt McPherson
God
Lena Hammer Thacker
American Humanics Foundation
HPC
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