E B Stafford Jamestown Realtor and Civic Leader Profile
Jamestown realtor and civic leader E B Bow Stafford, a key figure in Cedarwood and Ri Brookwood, has guided local schools, Rotary, Methodist Church work, and area fundraising. Born 1917 in Guilford County, he moved to Jamestown in 1952 and built a long career from insurance to real estate on Main Street. He and wife Sarah Gilbert King have three children and live in Cedarwood.
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Jamestown
E. B
Bow) Stafford
Macey
Stafford
High Point
Ieves
Pai Ve
Cedarwood
Ri Brookwood
Guilford College
King’s
Chinchilla Ranch
Wachovia Bank
Charles Turner
Turner
Main Street
Jamestown Rotary Club
Jamestown Methodist Church
Samuel H
Martha B. Stafford
Stafford Road
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Corp
Baltimore
North Carolina
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
King’s Point
L. I
Russia
Egypt
Pacific
Guilford County
Greensboro
Sarah Gilbert King
Eddie
Sammy
Martha Jane
Cedarwood Development
Editor's Notebook: McCarthy's Equal Time Stunt Critiqued
The piece argues Senator Eugene McCarthy used a publicity stunt over a Christmas weekend to rally free TV time after networks refused him. It notes Blair Clark's FCC ties and says the commission began a study after receiving his telegram while offices were closed.
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Washington
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
U. S
Federal Communications Commission
Blair Clark
Clark
CBS
FCC
McCarthy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Commission
Beehive House and public relief spark sweeping debate
The column tours Brigham Young’s Beehive House in Salt Lake City and contrasts aid by relief systems with Mormon charity. It links New York and Newburgh relief trends to a broader critique of welfare policy and calls for a national public works program. It also touches on Nixon era political maneuvering and a Hubert Humphrey African tour with VIPs facing sparse lodging.
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Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Utah Territory
Brigham
New York Times
New York City
New York
Newburgh
N. Y
Land of Zion
Hubert Humphrey
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
U. S. Information Agency
Leonard Marks
Roaming the Piedmont on a Cold Winter Day
A fragmented city column contrasts record low January temperatures with July heat six months prior, notes Old Christmas in Rodanthe on the Outer Banks, reports December rainfall at High Point over twice normal, and offers a layman explanation of parts per million with humorous examples from Cornell and the Salt Institute.
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N. Main Street
Weather Bureau
Minneapolis
North Carolina
Rodanthe
Frank Ward
City
High Point
Kivett Drive
Ward
The
Salt Institute
Agricultural Digest
Cornell University
Gardner's New Politics Campaign Builds Image for NC Gubernatorial Race
A Sunday Accent profile outlines Rep. Gardner's bid for the Republican nomination in North Carolina. It highlights his teleprompter announcement, one day state tour with a Baltimore crew, Alabama PR firm, and ties to John Grenier and the Friend Agency. The piece notes his rivals Stickley and Lt. Gov. Robert Scott and details campaign strategy and regional support.
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McCarthy
Johnson
Minnesota
Senate
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
North Carolina
East
James Gardner
John F. Kennedy
Terry Sanford
Gardner
Congress
Nick Galifianakis
Durham
Baltimore
Alabama
John Grenier
Grenier
Goldwater
John H. Friend
Friend Agency
Harold Cooley
John L. Stickley
Charlotte
Robert Scott
Piedmont
West
Stickley
John Hutchens
High Point
Hutchens
Davidson County Robbery Trial Looms At January Docket
Davidson County Superior Court opens January 22 with potential trials for Lexington safe robbery suspects Harold Hunsucker Jimmy Davis and James David Martin. Private prosecution may be used while details of docket drawing remain unsettled. Local officials anticipate a flood of witnesses and public interest as the motel raid’s aftermath plays out in court.
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Lexin III
Davidson County Superior Court
Lexington
Dermont Conrad
Harold Raymond Hunsucker
Jimmy Davis
James David Martin
High Point
Superior Court
Lexingtor
Fred C. Sink
Sim DeLapp
Davidson County
Robert Smith
Smith
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Bow
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the Capital
By Leslie Carpenter
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Intelligent Woman Guide
Salt Lake
Utah
Figs Sey
America
By Braxton Younts
South
Davidson
Charles T. Kivett
By Bob Burchette
Jim Varner
Varner
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