High Point Enterprise Front Page June 26 1975
The High Point Enterprise daily front page dated Thursday June 26 1975 lists publisher and editor names including Randall B Terry D A R David Rawley Jr Joseph P Rawley and C H Lo Awley with CKwood and Joe Brown as publishers and editor respectively. The notice reflects a period newspaper masthead and corporate leadership for the independent publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Randall B. Terry
David A. Rawley JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Joe Brown
Supreme Court ruling scrutinizes Archdale drive‑in nudity ban
Archdale residents confront ongoing dispute over visibility of an X rated drive‑in film. The Jacksonville ordinance banning nudity from public view was struck down 6 to 3 as a First Amendment issue. Justice Powell notes motorists can avert eyes, while dissenters warn of broader implications for public displays.
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Archdale
Supreme Court
Jacksonville
Fla
Lewis Powell
Powell
Warren Burger
Senator Accused in Day Care Licensing Conflict
State Senator Bobby Lee Combs of Catawba County, a day care owner and bill author, faced suspicions of a conflict of interest as a Day Care Licensing Commission amendment was revised at the General Assembly closing days. Critics note moves to reduce the commission’s size could give operators a controlling majority, while Combs defends input as philosophical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Bobby Lee Combs
Catawba County
Department of Administration
Day Care Licensing Commission
Ruth Cook
Wake
Raleigh
Combs
Dustry
Sen. Combs
John Gamble
Lincoln County
Korea Remembered-III Credibility of US vows in Korea questioned
The piece chronicles enduring US commitments to South Korea under a 1954 mutual defense treaty as North Korea probes with tunnels and diplomacy. Park Chung Hee tightens control amid fears of renewed conflict while Ford reaffirmed support and emphasized not withdrawing forces.
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America
Korea
South Korea
United States
Truman
Asia
Indochina
Saigon
Park Chung Hee
North Korea
South
Ford
Japan
Soviet Union
Seoul
Park
North
Pacific
United Nations
Acheson
China
Thier
Politics and appointments in High Point public boards debated
Councilwoman Rachel Gray pushes to separate appointments from partisan fights, praising hospital High Point College and Maryfield boards as models of nonpolitical leadership. She notes many qualified leaders avoid government roles, while Charlotte's Eddie Knox Jr. laments politicized service, urging public minded civic work over self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Gray
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
the Hospital
High Point College
Maryfield
William A. Horney
R. T. Amos Jr
Herman Bernard
Frank Dalton
Sidney A. Gayle Jr
Charles E Hayworth Jr
Nat Morehead
C. T. Ingram Jr
Ed Mendenhall
W. R. Peters
James H.millis
Thomas C. Ragsdale
Clarence Keever
Herman H. Smith
Charles L. Kearns
Emeriti
M. H. Folger
Henry A. Foscue
J. Welch Harriss
I. Paul Ingle
Amos R. Kearns
Joe A. Johnson Sr
Robert M. Silver
Curtis Smithdeal
O. Arthur Kirkman
Brooks Reitzel
Delos Hedgecock
Robert B. Rankin
Horace S. Haworth
High Pointer
Charles F. Carroll
Raleigh
C. L. Gray
J. Harriss Covington
Harry B. Finch
Thomasville
Arnold J. Koonce
R. L. Amos Jr
James H. Millis
Blue Ribbon Board
Sister Raymond
Helen Horn
Philip R. Dixon
Dale Morey
Eugene Bohr
Worth B. Bowman
Rudge Calhoun
Arthur Corpening
Doyle Early Jr
William H. Flythe
Shubal C. Kirkman
James Marlowe
A. Gilbert Marsh
J. C. McAllister Jr
Charles M. Mendenhall
Dale Montgomery
Dave Neill
Joe B. Patterson
Clyde Pearson
Ed Pleasants
Herbert Ragan
George A. Stewart
Woodrow Tyson
Kay Williams
Vann York
James M. Young
Charlotte
Eddie Knox Jr
Mecklenburg
Senate
Gray
Defense dollars and lobbying weave through Capitol Hill
Washington defense funding sparks a web of influence as lawmakers, staff, generals, and contractors move between public service and industry. The piece spotlights former aides like Earl Morgan and Phillip Kelleher now linked to McDonnell Douglas and General Dynamics, plus a wary note on Hyman Rickover resisting entanglements. It also covers a separate probe into CIA funds allegedly funneled to the Nixon Agnew campaign through Greece, touching on Greek officials and exiled journalist Elias Demetracopoulos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Hill
Defense
AMST
McDonnell Douglas
Morgan
Phillip Kelleher
House Armed Services Committee
General Dynamics
Kelleher
Congress
George Norris
House
Seapower Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Navy
Pentagon
Hyman Rickover
Jack Cloherty
anti-General Dynamics
Norris
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Greece
KYP
Thomas Maedaelayigh Te
Paign
Pappas
Athens
Elias Demetracopoulos
Demetracopoulos
Michael Roufogalis
Larry O’brien
Nixon
Panayotis Lambrias
Lambrias
Stacy Hulse
Hulse
County School Patron Speaks Up
A Jamestown area letter criticizes Guilford County Board of Education for ruling conflicts and apathy. The writer urges community action, forming a countywide council, and support for PTA and Education Committee efforts to push for accountability.
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County School
Jamestown
Guilford County
Carr
Pearce
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C. H. LO
Ckwood
U. S
Dean Acheson
National Press Club
Alaska
Philippines
Aleutian and
Ryukyu Island
Holt McPherson Enterprise
YMCA
YWCA
Salvation Army
Youth Unlimited
The
Tam Haggai and
Nico Qubein Associates
Congressional
Earl ‘‘Red” Morgan
House Research and Development Subcommittee
Cilia Cooly Cork
Guilford County Board of
Robeson County Locklear
P.T.A. Council
Trudy Adkins
Noua
PTA
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