Behrends Named E Vice President and Creative Director at Bennett
Richard D. Behrends, native of Chicago and wartime veteran, was named executive vice president and creative director at Bennett Advertising Inc. in High Point. He will lead the new business creative group blending marketing and creativity to serve clients. Behrends has held roles at Raymond Loewy & Associates and Calkins & Holden before joining Bennett in Greensboro. He is married to Jacquelyne Dwiggins, with two children, and maintains a home studio for sculpture and painting in Sedgefield Lakes.
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Behrends
Bennett Advertising Inc
Bennett
Chicago
86Th Infantry
Europe
Pacific
Art Institute In
Raymond Loewy & Associates
Calkins & Holden
Bennett Advertising
Jacquelyne Dwiggins
Greensboro
American Airlines
High Point
Harold Bennett
Sedgefield Lakes
Delta Queen Should Survive Under River Tradition
An editor argues against applying ocean safety rules to the Delta Queen, the last Mississippi River packet ship with a wooden superstructure. The piece warns a costly all steel, diesel project is impractical and urges preserving river heritage and the boat’s classic character.
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Congress
Uncle Sam
Government Jones Agency
Leadership jockeying and census notes mark Capitol beat
Democrats weigh a strong second in House leadership with Carl Albert likely to become Speaker. Potential contenders include Dan Rostenkowski James O Hara Morris Udall and B F Sisk while regional and urban support shapes the race. Census provisional results hint rural decline, urban migration, and a national estimate near 205 million. Texas voters face a November liquor by the drink referendum amid a tight Bentsen Bush Senate contest.
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Carl Albert
Oklahoma
House
Albert
Edward P. Boland
Springfield
Mass
Hale Boggs
New Orleans
Dan Rostenkowski
Chicago
James O’hara
Detroit
Morris K. Udall
Tucson
Ariz
Rostenkowski
Richard J. Daley
Washington
Daley
Census Bureau
America
Montana
South Dakota
Ormont
Wyoming
Bureau
Texas
U.S. Senate
Lloyd Bentsen
George Bush
Du Pont to Build $1 Million Formaldehyde Plant Near Denton
Davidson County and Denton welcome a new industrial citizen as E I Du Pont De Nemours plans a $1 million formaldehyde plant near Denton with about 15 employees. The project signals potential further growth and wider company involvement in the region.
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Denton
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co
Wilmington
Del
du Pont
County
Davidson County
The Pace Of Change In The South Progress Amid Stagnation
A Sunday Accent column examines how the South shows growth in population industry and infrastructure yet remains behind in per capita income and in political and social equality. It cites enduring poverty among blacks, limited representation, and cautious school integration as a paradox of slow progress.
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South
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Willie Morris
Harper’s Magazine
Morris
Yazoo City
Mississippi
Wars Lead To Marriages in World History
Washington argues that war acts as a catalyst for social union, citing ancient Latins and Sabines, Alexander the Great's marriages, Roman Iberian unions, and later English and Italian consolidations. The piece portrays war as birth pain of political evolution and even suggests linking nations through future marriages to prevent conflict.
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Latium
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Spain
Alexander
Rome
Aurlius
Hadrian
Trajan
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Great Britain
Italy
Genoa
Venice
Florence
Siena
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
United States
Wisconsin
Hapsburgs
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Khrushchev
Russia
Moscow Ballet
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God Save the
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