Profile of Dr. H L Brockmann Longtime High Point Physician
Dr. H L Brockmann, medical veteran of over 50 years, has served at High Point Memorial Hospital after Guilford Memorial Hospital consolidation. Navy doctor, UNC and University of Pennsylvania graduate, cofounder of the Medical Arts Center, and father of four discuss his career and views on the family doctor model. He lives at 912 Fairway Dr. with wife Maria Butler Brockmann.
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H. L. Brockmann
High Point Memorial Hospital
Guilford Memorial Hospital
Brockmann
Medical Arts Center
Quaker Lane
Car Arts Center
John
Greensboro
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
University of Pennsylvania
Navy
Virgin Islands
Maria Butler
Bristol, Tenn
Navy Medical Corps
High Point
Fairway Dr
Charles
Washington and Lee University
Betty Briggs
Union Hill School
John L. Brockmann
Henry
Dr. Brockmann
Editor's Notebook on Obscenity Case Faces Loss in Court
In the Eighth Circuit in St. Louis the case against Newage and associated publishers over allegedly obscene books ended with acquittals in Sioux City. The piece cites prior California actions and quotes samples of explicit synopses sent by former U.S. Atty. Donald E. O'Brien. The United States lost the St. Louis case against Milton Luros and others.
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Ames
U.S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Sioux City
Federal
California
U.S
Donald E. O’brien
Richard E
Sam Merwin Jr
Stanley Carson
United States of America
Milton Luros
Sun Era
American Art Agency
Parliament News
London Press
United States
Readers defend local child care centers against harsh criticism
A High Point reader contesting negative statements about day care centers defends dedicated workers. The letter praises educators with degrees and emphasizes understanding the daily challenges of caring for young children while urging constructive, supportive critique.
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High Point
Een Wouid
Youth Questions Shine In High Point Week
Sunday Accent covers a week of High Point youth activity as protests against the Vietnam War, a city cleanup drive and a large religiously themed event unfold. The piece notes violent echoes around a Central High School shooting, student debates on treason labels, and calls for dialogue with parents churches and colleges.
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High Point
Central High School
Vietnam
Davidson County Building Sees No Modernization After Administrative Shift
Davidson County building in Thomasville remains dirty with waxed floors and unclean walls despite a political change. Calls rise for painting and cleaning, with jail trustees suggested to do the work. Highway plans announced by George L. Hundley aim to build a new Highway 109 from Thomasville to Winston-Salem, attracting mixed local reaction but expected regional benefits. Concerns focus on a nearby home's proximity, while relocation of Gum Tree Road faced initial objections from property owners.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Winston-Salem
Roaming the Piedmont Highlights Local News and Place Changes
The piece covers baseball returning to Finch Field between Thomasville and High Point, local travel features, a tour of the Albert Pick Motor Inn near the airport with emphasis on color TV and a pool, plus community notes on Wallburg joining North Davidson Water Assn and city housing standards in Thomasville.
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Finch Field
Thomasville
High Point
Ken Simons
Airport
Wallburg
North Davidson Water Assn
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