Frank V Bridge High Pointer Since 1965 Retires to Cincinnati
The North Carolina lifestyle appealed to Frank V Bridge and his wife Naomi after a career with General Motors where he rose to Pontiac Sales Manager. They plan to move from High Point to Cincinnati in August to be near family. Bridge’s early life began in Rapid City South Dakota after a random job offer, leading him through multiple cities before reshaping Pontiac’s image for the youth market.
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Frank V. Bridge
Bridge
Pontiac Motor Division
General Motors
Highway 68
High Point
South Dakota
North Carolina
Dave Neill
Neill
Guilford County
Cincinnati
Rapid City
Sioux City
Minneapolis
Denver
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Pontiac
Mich
California
Naomi Elizabeth
Texas
S.D
Labor Statesmanship and the Weighing of More in Unions
An editor analyzes Leonard Woodcock's four days work for five as a cure for aerospace unemployment, arguing it risks higher prices and government subsidy. It traces labor monopoly history from Gompers to Wagner, Taft Hartley, and the NLRB, warning of wage control or right-to-work as inevitable limits on union power.
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Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers Union
Woodcock
Walter Reuther
Samuel Gompers
Landrum-Griffin
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Audge
Itigants
Congress
Sam Gompers
Texas politics hinge on Barnes bid for Texas governor 1972
Nixon welcomes Barnes move toward governorship as Texas Republicans aim to concede the Senate race to the energetic Democrat. The plan could unleash GOP money for Nixon and Tower, while Connally's 1972 role remains uncertain. Texas Democrats face internal feuds between establishment and liberal blocs.
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Washington
Nixon
Texas
Ben Barnes
U. S. Senate
Barnes
John Tower
Tower
Senate
Becaue
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
John Connally
Treasury
Connally
Nellie Connally
Washington Women's Page
Johnson- Connally
Syme Denenae
Republican Tower
Time Out Of Joint On Vietnam War Truths And Trust
A Sunday Accent column laments loss of faith in U S government over Vietnam Pentagon papers. It praises press truth tellers like Browne Faas Arnett Shaplan Fall and Sheehan, notes Nixon era policies, and contrasts public dissent with leadership. It stresses Americans seek honesty and lessons learned.
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New York Times
Pentagon
America
Vietnam
New Zealand
Cambodia
Laos
Malcolm Browne
Horst Faas
Peter Arnett
Robert Shaplan
Bernard Fall
Neil Sheehan
Sheehan
The Return Of The Horse In North Carolina
The piece notes a North Carolina horse resurgence focused on pleasure horses with a state valued at about 30 million for feed and gear. Raleigh and Charlotte host large numbers of stables. shows and rodeos expand as NCSU expands horse education and 4 H programs.
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State University
North Carolina
Raleigh
Charlotte
NCSU
Patterson
Guilford County funds put to work for school and public upgrades
Voters backed bonds covering over half of a 49.7 million five year program to improve schools and public works. A county sales tax will finance most of the rest and support debt payments, with federal grants pending for Guilford Technical Institute.
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Guilford County
Guilford Technical Institute
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Robert Marks
Enterprise
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
the Capital
By Lesle Carpenter
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Dienbienphu
Barry Goldwater
United States
Department of Animal Science
Agricultural Extension Service
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