High Point Enterprise 1975 staff list note
A 1975 newspaper masthead lists the High Point Enterprise staff and publishers. D A Rawley Randall Terry David Rawley Jr C H Lockwood Joseph Rawley and Joe Brown are named in the roster. Dated Saturday June 7 1975 and typical of the era.
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THE
High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
David A. Rawley JR
C. H. Lockwood
Joseph P. Rawley
Joe Brown
Man-Sized Job in Raleigh Stumps Officials for Women Center
A $17,000-a-year post as superintendent of the North Carolina Correctional Center for Women remains unfilled. The former director, Juanita Baker, was fired last December, and despite broad searches statewide, no qualified woman has stepped forward. Director Ralph Edwards said the department is open to suggestions as they seek a capable leader.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Correctional Center For Women
Juanita Baker
Womenland
Ralph Edwards
Bang Bang You're Guilty guns in North Carolina courts
The Asheboro Courier-Tribune notes judges Bailey and Smith admit they carry pistols for self defense and says others on the bench may do so. The piece weighs the dangers of armed judges, warns against trigger happy justice, and questions if a pistol packing judge could misread a harmless gesture as threat. It evokes a 1980s game to illustrate the risk.
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North Carolina
James Pou Bailey
Donnie Smith
Bailey
The Dowager's Rent Is Due at the Sir Walter Hotel
The Sir Walter Hotel in Raleigh shifts from social center to leaner role as it hosts thousands of Army recruits for pre induction exams. The grand dowager battles aging upkeep, while life changes push the hotel to lower its standards to survive, yet it remains a Raleigh landmark.
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Sir Walter
Edwin Gill
Susie Sharp
Raleigh
Wisi Amuy Ie
Gill
New York
Washington
Salisbury Patrol Picnic Sparks Ethics Dilemma
Salisbury chief John Faircloth banned officers from soliciting gifts for the annual schoolboy patrol picnic, breaking a long tradition since 1931. The Salisbury Optimist Club offered to continue supporting the event, preserving a valued public relations effort and youth involvement.
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Salisbury
John Faircloth
Police Department
Faircloth
Salisbury Optimist Club
Public figures spoofed in Time 1776 ad fallout
The Christian Science Monitor critiques a Time magazine 1776 issue ad campaign that places a woman's face on Mount Rushmore to promote cigarettes. The piece argues humor and history mix, but commercializing founders saddles sacred imagery with profit. It condemns the ad as tasteless and questions inserting commerce into national memory.
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America
Martha Washington
Time Magazine
Mount Rushmore
Happy Letters From National Observer Readers
Readers share joys and small mercies across life in America in a collage of quotes and vignettes. The pieces include stories of family love, faith, work, nature, and everyday humor, with personal reflections on happiness, harmony, and resilience.
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God
Faith Baldwin
Bakersville
N.C
Jesus
In Praise Of Moynihan For U N Post
An editorial defense of Daniel Patrick Moynihan as United Nations ambassador, defending his record and motives while rebutting accusations of racism and opportunism. The piece contrasts liberal criticism with Moynihan’s stance on the Negro family and his political shifts. It notes personal flaws yet ends with a wary, mixed verdict and mock optimism about leisure resort growth.
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Washington Post
The
New York Times
Boston Herald
Christian Science Monitor
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Pat
United Nations
Henry Fairlie
Moynihan
Garry Wills
Fairlie
Kipling
Manhattan
National Board
Americans For Democratic Action
Gene McCarthy
Pats
Corkie
County Kerry
Nixon
Ford
Lyndon Johnson
Howard University
Johnson
Moynihan’s Burkean Conservatism Shaping Policy Views
The essay portrays Daniel Patrick Moynihan as a Burkean conservative wary of ideological projects. He criticizes grand schemes at home and abroad, defends democratic values, and urges robust dialogue at the United Nations. The author endorses Moynihan’s stance and his ability to articulate a democratic case globally.
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Moynihan
Vietnam
Cle
United Nations
Turtle Bay
Pat
That's Show Biz: The Art Buchwald Column on TV Presidents
In a sharp satirical piece, Gerry Ford is depicted as a TV product, with aides coaching him to use visual aids like a calendar to explain energy policy. The column mocks the era obsession with televised messaging and the strain of rehearsing public addresses.
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United States
Oval Office
Congress
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