Man of the Year P Hunter Dalton Jr. of High Point 1966
The Enterprise names P Hunter Dalton Jr. High Point's Man of the Year for 1966. As Redevelopment Commission chair since its start, Dalton steered urban renewal in the East Central area, overseeing Sears' arrival and street improvements that lifted community spirit, with race relations and civic projects advancing in 1966.
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High Point
Enterprise
Dalton
Redevelopment Commission
East Central
Sears
Magic Block
N. Main Street
P. Hunter Dalton Jr
Hunter Dalton Jr
Fear Not Little Flock This New Year Sermon
A New Year sermon declares January first nineteen sixty seven as God’s day for all to live boldly. It contrasts past hardships with modern gains in education health and liberty, extols religion as a force for good, and urges belief that the Kingdom is theirs in the coming years.
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Luke
Abraham Lincoln
Satan
Benjamin Franklin
Voltaire
America
Robert Ingersoll
The High Point Enterprise Staff Notes
The High Point Enterprise staff listings include names such as D. A. Rawley, Mrs. C. Bh, Lockwood, Randall B. Terry Jr, Joseph P. Rawley, Tim Khowninh, Ben Oe, and N C. W. Patterson Jr. The page shows editorial, managing, legal, and business positions as part of the newspaper’s masthead.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
C. BH
Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Tim Khowninh
Ben
Baeraksna
N C. W. Patterson, JR
EE Ce
Ech
Vain
Loflin
Harry Golden and the Charlotte Years of a Jewish Writer
The piece traces Harry Golden born Goldhurst leaving New York for Charlotte to rebuild after a fraud conviction and a failed bucket shop. It notes his rise to national note with Only in America and The Carolina Israelite and his defense of minorities. It ends with Golden critically ill in Charlotte as four sons stand by him.
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Harry L. Golden
North Carolina
New York
Charlotte
Golden
Goldhurst
Harry
Harry Golden
America
National Network Bulletin
Carl Sandburg
New Year guidance and civic note in High Point column
A year’s hopeful prayer opens with a call for resolve and virtue, then honors Hunter Dalton Jr. as High Point’s 1966 Man of the Year for his role in urban renewal. The piece touts a planned High Point College development and reflects on local civic progress and provocative San Francisco cable car etiquette.
Year of Courage Highlighted in 1966 Ro
Drew Pearson reviews 1966, praising figures from politics and industry for courage in facing challenges. Notables include Earl Warren, Lyndon Johnson, Charles Weltner, Paul Douglas, Wayne Morse, Robert McNamara, Cyrus Eaton, Joseph Resnick, Steve Young, and others. Also notes GOP and Democratic maneuvers among youth voters and campus organizing fears.
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Washington
Tom Dodd
James Boyd
Marjorie Carpenter
Michael O’hare
Terry Golden
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Jimmy Hoffa
Lyndon B. Johnson
Charles Weltner
Georgia
House Un-American Activities Committee
Lester Maddox
Sen
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Vietnam
Defense McNamara
Defense Department
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Rep
Joseph Resnick
New York
Senate
House
Steve Young
Ohio
Democratic National Committee
Lyndon Johnson
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
By Capus Waynick
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G. E. Hutchens
High Point College
West Lexington
San Francisco
Bay City
San
Milady
Drew Pearson
Republican National Committee
Gary Winger
Young Democrats
GOP
John Hunger
Duke
Indiana
Harvard
Howard Phillips
John Bailey
Democratic Party
Congressional Democrats
Kennedy
Bailey
Mark Talisman
Charles Vanik
Hunger
Phillips
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