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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1970
Page
4
President Nixon’s move to extend the rail strike deadline signals a broader effort to keep wage demands in line with productivity. He faces a warm labor front through midsummer with looming talks on rubber garments hotels electrical meat auto and shoe workers, risking inflation if settlements outpace productivity.
The essay recalls March 5 1770 when ten British soldiers faced a Boston mob on King Street. Captain Preston led the troops as about 60 rioters attacked them and shots ended the confrontation. Five men died and debates over responsibility and significance shaped American independence debates for years.
A Senate staff study reports a surge of school protests spilling from colleges to high schools across the nation. Sit-ins and clashes erupt in Panama City and Lima. DC Baltimore and Annapolis see disruptions as students challenge discipline and call for change.
Furniture maker Roy Culler recovers from gunshot wounds at High Point Memorial after a hunting accident. Lee Ellington arrives from California for a family reunion sparked by a localWant ad. Andrews High School students raise 2000 of 5000 needed to send the band to Washington for the Cherry Blossom Festival. Former Governor Luther Hodges and Louise Finlayson marry in New York and plan a Raleigh home after March 15.
Rep James Collins faces federal charges for keeping part of two American University interns’ government salaries. Each month the checks were cashed and portions withheld, totaling $498.71 over five months. Collins denies knowledge of the kickback scheme.
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