Let People Say If Sports Complex Worth The Cost
The piece urges Guilford and Forsyth counties to support the Triad Sports Complex, arguing the project could become a regional entertainment and development asset. It warns that splitting the decision at board level denies the public a choice and stresses the need for community backing to fulfill its potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford
Forsyth
Piedmont
Carolinas
Guilford and
Triad
Parking Key Passage To Downtown Growth In High Point
A major meeting sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Merchants Association and Downtown Development Corporation aims to accelerate a downtown parking plaza on the west half of the first block of South Main and the Welch lot at Hamilton Washington and Wrenn Streets. Surveys show parking as the top civic need, with private funding essential to realize the projects, seen as crucial to maintaining trade and property values in a downtown district bearing much of the city tax burden. Community backing is urged to secure the necessary support and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mart
High Point
Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Association and
Downtown Development Corporation
South Main
Simmons
Welch
Hamilton
Washington
Wrenn
Associated Press
N.C
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Freeman and Annenberg to shape Anglo U S ties in 1962
Editorial portrays John Freeman as Britain’s new ambassador to Washington and Walter Annenberg as the U S envoy to London. It notes Freeman’s Nixon criticisms and Annenberg’s media empire and philanthropy. The piece links these appointments to debates over the traditional special relationship and cites the Feb. 24 London reaffirmation of partnership in peace.
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The
United States
John Freeman
Washington
Britain
Richard M. Nixon
Se Tabor Party
New Statesman
Nixon
Dick Nixon
United Kingdom
India
Hima
Court of St. James’s
Senate
Walter Hubert Annenberg
Philadelphia Inquirer
Daily News
TV Guide
Seventeen Magazine
Annenberg
Freeman
Stewart Alsop
Anglo-American Alliance
Mixon
London
Nixon meets pope in Rome audience amid Vatican ties
Drew Pearson notes Nixon, a Quaker, plans a direct audience with Pope Paul in Rome as Protestant leaders oppose the move. The piece contrasts Nixon with Kennedy and FDR, recounting Vatican relations, Italian Communist stance, LBJ’s Boca Raton trip, and references to Willie Mae Rogers and the Good Housekeeping seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Rome
Paul
Pope John
Vatican
Pope Paul
White House
Jerry Bruno
Bobby Kennedy
Ford Foundation
JFK
RFK
Europe
Kennedy
Willie Mae Rogers
Good Housekeeping
UPI
Merriman Smith
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
Betty Furness
Champion
LBJ
March storms and civic hopes mix in High Point notes
March arrives with a lion of snow in High Point, piling inches on the anniversary of 1927’s big storm, disrupting traffic while power crews work. Postmaster Walter L. York pushes for a East Side post office and 279 homes amid growth. Chamber of Commerce marks a 50th anniversary dinner with a look back at the city’s early leaders. Obituary writer Ned Terhune reflects on the craft, while civic notes praise Dr. James Cleland and Rotary prospects for Jim Lambeth’s director bid.
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March
Carolina
Walter L. York
Eastgate
Presbyterian Home
York
East Side
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Pliny the Elder
Triad Sports Complex
U.S
Morning Telegraph
Annenberg Com Tunications
Moses L. Annenberg
Hearst Newspapers
Annenberg the Younger
M. L. Annenberg Foundation
Annenberg School of Communications
University of Pennsylvania
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
New York
High 1 Pointer Enterprise
North Main
High Point, N.C
D. A. Rawley
C.H
Batter
Wardiittits Company
National Advertising Representatives
Lay Times Syndicate
High Point Enterprise
Drew Pearson
Pope
Franklin Roosevelt
Pius XII
Myron Taylor
United States Steel
Richard Nixon
Communist Party
Russia
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Lyndon Johnson
Boca Raton
Charlie Engelhard
New Jersey
Engelhards
Florida
Canada
South Africa
Engelhard
John
Nancy Pine
Nancy
Lady Bird
Johnson
Secret Service
Harry Truman
Hoyden
Chamber of Commerce
Leo Heer
Cletus Burgess
H. €. Horrox
Horrox
H.C. Massey
Charles F. Long
Bill Plummer
Elwood
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
James Cleland
First United Methodist Church
Duke University Chapel
Cleland
Garland Chappell
Prentice-Hall
Board of Public “Relations
Methodist Information
Western North Carolina
United Methodist Conference
Wesley Memorial
Earl G. Hunt Jr
C. C. Herbert Jr
Alderman
Ned
Bill Terhune
Muncie
Ind
Evening Press
Berry's
California
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