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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1969

Page

3

Spence Attacks Banking Practices At North Carolina Club

James Spence, a lawyer turned banker, blasted the banking establishment at a Tuesday American Business Club dinner. He questioned current practices and urged a statewide debate on urgent banking problems, noting banks skirt strict interest ceilings in a tight money market. He disclosed his remarks to avoid embarrassing Fred W. Alexander of High Point Bank and Trust Company, whom he serves alongside, though Alexander is respected.

James Spence American Business Club North Carolina W. Alexander High Point Bank and Trust Company Mr. Spence Alexander Mr. Alexander

Redevelopment Commission Grants Hunting License for Elwood Hotel Plan

The Redevelopment Commission awards a hunting license to Ray McMahan to negotiate tenants for replacing the Elwood Hotel with a four story commercial building. He has 60 days to present an acceptable tenant plan and seeks approval of uses before finalizing the deal. The plan excludes a bank but includes a second floor cafeteria with escalator access. Two banks have shown interest in the site.

Redevelopment Commission Elwood Ray McMahan Commercial National Bank Long

Editorial Warmth and War in Nigeria Debated

An editorial review highlights global responses to the Nigerian Civil War, noting Britain’s arms support to Lagos and Soviet, French, and Chinese aid to Biafra. It discusses mobilization threats by Maj. Gen. Gowon, severe famine estimates, and international efforts including the Norwegian ship Forra carrying 3,500 tons of relief to Biafra.

New York Toronto Sao Tome Nigeria Britain Yakubu Gowon Observer of London Odumegwu The Guardian Commonwealth of Nations) Conference London Gen. Gowan Mr. Wilson Lagos Biafra Soviet Union Paris Match France Paris Journal Gabon Canada China Africa Col. Ojukwi Communist Party Mao Tse-tung United States Umuahia International Committee of the Red Cross World Council of Churches Oxford Committee For Famine Relief Caritas Roman Catholic Charity Organization Forra U. S. Agriculture Department

High Point Enterprise Contact and Staff Listing

The High Point Enterprise lists staff positions including president A Rawley and executives G H Lockwood David Rawley and Randall Terry. The address is 303 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with key roles in advertising and business management noted.

High Point Enterprise High Point Enterprise, Inc North Main Street High Point N.C A. Rawley G. H. Lockwood David A. Rawley Joseph Rawlay Randall B. Terry J Holt McPherson Joe Brown Gow Patterson Y.W. Idol

Hickel's Jones Act duel and Swedish ferry fiasco

Senate probes of Walter J. Hickel reveal embattled Alaska governor branded Help Yourself Hickel for backing a foreign built Swedish vessel. The James Wickersham cannot carry passengers or cargo between Alaskan ports, prompting calls to repeal or modify the Jones Act and fueling embarrassment over delays and safety issues.

Washington Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel Hickel Law Alaskan Gov. Hickel U. S Coast Guard Wally Hickel Alaska Seattle British Columbia Wich Naval Architectural Firma United States Levingston Shipbuilding Company Orange Texas New York Bob Bartlett Ernest Gruening James Wickersham Maine New England Senate

Senator Soaper by Bill Vaughan in North American coverage

The column surveys topics from future colonization with oxygen to the Maginot Line sale, nagging reader frictions, 10 minute think breaks proposed by a British psychologist, and civil service interview changes. It also notes bat life fact and a football center record asides with a witty, opinionated tone.

Beard History Ties Charles Beard to Quaker North Carolina

The article traces Charles A Beard’s roots in Guilford County and the Quaker Deep River Meeting lineage through Nathan Beard, detailing how Quaker ideals influenced his scholarly life. It notes Beard’s Yale-Columbia era, marriages, later years in Tryon North Carolina, and the public regard for his historical contributions.

Charles A. Beard Nathan Peard Beard Guilford County Peter A. Soderbergh University of Pittsburgh North Carolina North Carolina Historical Review Dr. Soderbergh Douglas Southall Freeman Miriam Beard Vagis Ruth Lindenberger Charles Beard Nathan Beard Nantucket Deep River Meeting Nathan Caroline Martin Deep River Charles Bedrd Soderbergh Beards Society of Friends Miriam Friends William Harrison Beard Charles Indiana Knightstown Chicago Hull House Jane Addams Cornell Moses Coit Tyler Mary Ritter

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