Perspective on Airborne Command Posts Sparks Debate
A column discusses a Defense Department request for about half a billion dollars to build three 747s as airborne command posts for the president and key advisers. The piece argues such planes could influence decisions during a nuclear crisis, while opponents fear boosting aerial leadership in a nuclear war and urge limits via SALT.
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Washington
Flaxmeyer
William Proxmire
Defense Cent
United States
Defense Department
Moscow
U.S
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kremlin
Boeing
Seattle
United
Two Rape Charges On Court's Docket
A one week session of criminal Superior Court opens Monday with Judge Marvin K. Blount Jr. presiding. Thirty four defendants are listed including two rape charges and an armed robbery case. One rape suspect, Donald Strait, 16, faces burglary.
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Criminal Superior Court
Marvin K. Blount Jr
Greenville
Donald Everett Strait
Richardson Street
Strait
Johnnie Terrell Driggers
Lindsay Street
Briggs Street
Driggers
Caesar Chatman Jr
Cliffside Drive
Westchester Academy awards first diplomas at graduation
The first senior class of Westchester Academy received diplomas at graduation. Bill Highsmith spoke, Rev. William P. Price offered the invocation, and headmaster Francois D. Vaillant welcomed attendees. Dr. James A. Johnson presented diplomas to 13 seniors as the academy chorus performed.
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Westchester Academy
Bill Highsmith
William P. Price
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Francois D. Vaillant
James A. Johnson
Academy Chorus
W. Howard Coble
Academy
Laurie Parker
Caroline Chiles
High Point College
Eleanor Kress
Julie Rochelle
James W. Johson
Jackie Stewart
Peggy Arthur
Debbie Lyon
Two Are Hurt On Motorcycle In Westwood Ave Crash
Two riders on a motorcycle were injured Friday when the driver failed to make a curve on Westwood Avenue. Harold B. Buchanan and Marie Goode, both 28, of Lakecrest Apts, suffered bruises and abrasions with no charges filed.
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Westwood Avenue
Harold B. Buchanan
Lakecrest Apts
Marie Goode
Worth Bass
Fairfield Road
Westchester Drive
Daniel W. Knight
Thomasville
Bass
Knight
High Point enterprise brief item highlights local events
June 3 1972 edition notes activities in High Point including community meetings and sports results. Names and places appear in terse summaries reflecting a busy Saturday in the region.
Archdale Endorses Equal Distance Zoning With High Point Ties
Archdale City Council signaled opposition to High Point over water and sewer aid and indicated it will push zoning to the equal distance line or county line. The council authorized talks with High Point planners and approved survey bids for extraterritorial zoning.
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Archdale
Enterprise
High Point
Randolph
Randolph County
Hich Point
Henry York
Planning Board
Tom English
English
Bill Kinley
Jake Darr
Darr
T. C. Talbert
Talbert
Davis-Martin Associates, Inc
Kenneth R. Rush
Weant Road
Handshakes and elbows mark NC Senate campaign
The Associated Press reports pain and persistence as Bowles campaigns with his arm in a sling while rival Nick Galifianakis earns praise for his knack at meeting voters at mills. Galifianakis arrives as workers end shifts and uses a camper van to reach homebound constituents.
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Nick Galifianakis
Galifianakis
Handshake styles define campaigns for North Carolina candidates
Reporters describe how candidates Galifianakis Jordan Holshouser Gardner Taylor Bowles and Bowles engage voters through handshakes and humor in primaries. Observers note differences in grip, emphasis on crowds, use of humor and telecast campaigns with some voters saying face to face contact matters more than TV appearances.
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B. Everett Jordan
Jordan
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Jim Holfhouser
Holfhouser
Jim Holshouser
Pat Taylor
Taylor
Skipper Bowles
Bowles
Asheville
North Carolina student rights pose murky school clash
Experts say schools may regulate conduct to prevent disruption while protecting due process. Court rulings vary on issues from hair length to armbands, with no uniform guideline across cases. The piece advocates written grievance procedures, conduct codes, and emergency plans for NC schools.
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Bryan Haislip
Raleigh
Red
Robert E. Phay
Anthony B. Lamb
Phay
Lamb
Institute of Government At
Chapel Hill
Institute
Citizens Committee
Bob Scott
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Iowa
Voter Turnout Starts Slowly in High Point Primary
Voter turnout in High Point's second primary began slowly with about 6,500 of 23,000 eligible voters expected to cast ballots. Officials anticipate a gradual afternoon rise as Guilford County totals aim for around 30,000 voters. The ballot features four Democratic and one Republican state races statewide.
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High Point
Elva Small
High Point Township
Guilford County
Guilford
License Bureau Switches to Summer Hours
The local license bureau of the State Motor Vehicles Dept. will operate on summer hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday through August. This replaces the former schedule of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays.
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Driver's License Division
State Motor Vehicles Dept
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