Indian Feast Winners and Chief Reelected at High Point Nation
In the feast contest Indian Feast Winners er and Charley Jester placed first with the Shawnee tribe taking second and the Sioux tribe claiming third. Chapman was elected to his fourth term as chief of the High Point nation.
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Charley Jester
Chapman
High Point Nation
High Point Ymca
Boyd Chapman
Colon Farlow
Brad Farlow
Tom Corns
Mike Jest
Kiwanis hears Holy Land tour report by Dr Locke
High Point Kiwanis Club heard Dr. William R. Locke recount the Holy Land tour conducted during the college interim semester. The talk contrasted old and new Israel noting geography climate and farming, and highlighted Masada and Jerusalem’s religious sites as major points of interest.
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Holy Land
High Point Kiwanis Club
High Point College
William R. Locke
Israel
Jerusalem
Jericho
Dead Sea
Mediterranean
Locke
Old City
Masada
Herod
Mart
David Dowdy
Richard Crowder
Maureen Oakes
Miriam Helderman
Rex Gibbs
al Ward
Greece
Athens
Corinth
Helms Urges Reversal of Trend at Lincoln Rally
About 600 Randolph Republicans gathered in Asheboro for Abraham Lincoln night and the maiden speech of U.S. Senate candidate Jesse Helms. Helms urged unity from local to national levels to support President Nixon and turn the nation from its downward trend with faith in free enterprise and God.
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Asheboro
Randolph
Helms
Nixon
America
Washington
Nixon China Trip Sparks Shift in U S Policy Debate
Analysis of Kissinger influenced State Department thinking on China and Southeast Asia since Truman, Kennedy, and Johnson. The piece questions U S beliefs in the China threat, potential new ties with Beijing, and reactions from Moscow and Tokyo as Nixon moves to engage China and Europe.
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Henry Kissinger
Nixon
State Department
Truman
Department
Southeast Asia
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Peking
Moscow
Kremlin
China
Russia
Berlin
Middle East
Chou
Europe
Japan
Tokyo
Washington
Asia
Fraudulent advertising schemes target NC businesses
North Carolina Consumer Protection Division warns that several law enforcement journals misrepresented themselves as official publications. Businesses were solicited for advertising funds claiming to aid officers families or fund UNC scholarships, which the state says is false. Firms paid bills before realizing no ad ran.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Thhey
Nation debates busing as Supreme Court clash looms
The piece traces the national crisis over school desegregation busing from Detroit to Pontiac to Congress. It notes a November House vote reshaping federal funding and timing, a Senate amendment curbing federal court power, and mounting calls for a constitutional amendment while Nixon weighs options ahead of the Florida primary.
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Ing
Detroit
Pontiac
Mich
House
Supreme Court
Senate
Congress
Richmond
Nixon
China
Spiro
T. Agnew
House Judiciary Committee
Florida
Fair Cool Weather Forecast For The Week
The forecast calls for fair skies and cooler temperatures today with mild conditions Monday. The extended outlook from Tuesday to Thursday shows increasing clouds and rising temperatures, with a chance of rain on Wednesday and Thursday. Last night’s low was in the mid 30s, today’s high near 40, and tonight’s low around 30. Monday’s high expected in the upper 40s. Rain chances are zero for today and tonight.
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Chrysler Corporation
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