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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

4

Local Society Officers Named in Public Notice

D A Rawley serves as president, Randall B Terry as treasurer, and Holt McPherson as editor in a formal organizational notice detailing leadership roles and responsibilities.

Randall B. Terry Holt McPherson

France’s Pompidou presses European autonomy from the dollar

President Pompidou argues Europe must develop its own monetary unit and cultural distinctness while relying on the United States for defense with American nuclear power. He notes the finger on the nuclear button is in Washington and urges continued U S troop presence in Western Europe.

Pompidou France Charles de Gaulle United States Europe Washington Western NATO Pablo Casals Casals Puerto Rico U.S Ferre New York Manuel Casiano New York City Saturday Evening Post Norman Rockwell the Post Stockbridge Mass Mr. Botts Ecology New Post

Thomasville Chooses July 13 ABC Referendum

The town sets its ABC referendum for July 13 and hopes for a sober, honest vote without name calling or outside interference. The piece warns of potential countywide disputes and mentions High Point facing cross-border liquor sales from Jamestown and Thomasville.

Thomasville ABC Raleigh Drys High Point Jamestown

Puerto Rico Faces Economic Strain and Political Divide

Puerto Rico endures a slower economy with tourism down and unemployment high. The island's political split over commonwealth status sharpens as infighting grows, violence lingers, and federal aid calls rise.

Puerto Rico America Caribbean U.S New Progressive Party Luis Ferre Popular Democratic Party Rio Piedras University of Puerto Rico Herman Badillo D-N.y Congress Badillo U.S. East Coast Middle West Luis Munoz Marin Munoz Commonwealth United States

Air Force silences warning on microwave eye damage

Col. Alvin Burner head of radiobiology warned in 1969 that microwave emissions can cause long term eye injury and other damage. He risked his career by presenting a paper at the International Microwave Power Institute urging re evaluation of service radiation limits and noting a major study had been unfunded.

Washington Air Force Billy Mitchell Army Air Corps U. S Alvin Burner Mitchell Burner Aerospace Medical Division International Microwave Power Institute Alberta Canada Navy Aerospace Medicine Air Force Reserve Charles Roadman Roadman Environmental Protection Agency Livingston Parmele EPA Robert Zener Parmele Parmelo Capp al Capp Wisconsin Lawrence Derning Conservative Club Young Americans For Freedom University of Wisconsin Barry Goldwater Richard Nixon William Buckley Derning FAA John Laxman Federal Aviation Administration Virginia Upper North Carolina Saxman Laxman Edward Kennedy Dmass House Commerce Harley Staggers D-W Pat Brown N. Main West Hayden Place Bank Mr. Brown Pat Browns W. A Anderson House Furnishings Representatives Association National Home Furnishings Representatives Association Boston Pres John Brown Chester S. C C. G. MclIntosh Neal Austin Mr. Heer

Burners Silent Fight Over Hidden Medical Tests Ends

A long battle over aerospace medicine exposes limited action and later acceptance of findings. Burner's shift to a Washington post halted investigations while his earlier work gains grudging acknowledgment amid political and administrative maneuvering.

High Point community honors minister Cecil Haworth with mortgage burn gift

Last evening the High Point Friends Meeting celebrated minister Cecil Haworth by burning the church mortgage and leaving surplus to fund a trip for him and Mrs Haworth. The tribute echoed a This Is Your Life style review of his thirty years of steady service and leadership.

High Point Friends Meeting Mrs. Haworth Holy Land Cecil Haworth Friends Church Horace S. Haworth Ed Mendenhall Haworths

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D. A. Rawley M. Heath Air Force Sciences Merry By Jack Anderson Wwernaean Cecil Haworths Publishers Information Bureau Women’s Day TV Guide Sports Illustrated
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