High Point Enterprise staff and leadership listed
The High Point Enterprise dated Wednesday May 3 1972 lists its corporate officers D A Rawley president Mrs C H Lockwood vice president David A Rawa Jr vice president Joseph P Rawley general manager Randall B Terry treasurer and Joe Brown editor, naming the newspaper’s leadership.
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D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawa, Jr
Joseph P. Rawley
Mgr
Randall B. Terry
Joe Brown
Guilford County Endorsements Highlight Local Races
The Enterprise endorses several Guilford candidates including T Lynwood Smith for State Senate, Elton Edwards and McNeill Smith for State House, Edmund Lowe for State House, and incumbents Henry Frye Charlie Phillips Mark Short Ted Hunt and Odell Payne. It also backs Katharine Kirkman and William Barton for Board of Education, Dick Maxwell Bob Shaw for County Commission, and Marion G Follin for Airport Authority. Voting remains challenging with 97 Guilford names and two state bonds on the ballot.
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Guilford County
Piedmont
T. Lynwood Smith
Smith
Senate
Elton Edwards
McNeill Smith
Greensboro
Edmund Lowe
State House
Henry Frye
Charlie Phillips
Mark Short
Ted Hunt
Odell Payne
Katharine Kirkman
High Point
William Barton
Pleasant Garden
County Commission
Dick Maxwell
Bob Shaw
Marion G. Follin
Who Makes The Law Judge Exum Defends Courts
A column defends Superior Court Judge James G. Exum Jr arguing courts soften punishment by changing charges rather than enforcing minimum sentences. It cites frequent reductions in drug and drunken driving cases and criticizes court practices over stepping around legislative standards.
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Superior Court
James G. Exum Jr
Exum
Blank
Judge Exum
France to gift six classic books to newlyweds
London reports France will provide 2 million red bound copies of public domain titles to couples marrying after April 29 as a cultural trousseau. The first sets include The Red and the Black and Madame Bovary, with other choices by Balzac and La Fayette, costing about 1.4 million dollars.
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London
Europe
Ministry of National Education
Olivied Guichard
Unesco
Stendahl
Julien Sorel
Gustave
Madame Bovary
Ministry of Education
Pere Goriot
Balzac
Madame de la Fayette
Princess of Cleves
City Hall
Hawthorne
Henry James
Daisy Miller
Stephen Crane
Maggie
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Jane Austen
Samuel Butler
Emily Bronte
Rudyard Kipling
Tomlinson
Trousseau
Muskie Faces Carolina-Style Campaign Through Adlai Lens
A Muskie aide recalls the senator's ordeal and reflects on Adlai Stevenson's withdrawal from ruthless campaigning. Facing defeats in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, Muskie weighs options from suspending the race to staying in, with money shortages and discouraging reports shaping his decision to retreat from the primaries.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Muskie
Muskie considered best candidate despite primary grim talk
A broad commentary notes Gilligan's dark forecast for Muskie's primary and the tension between voters favoring an aggressive candidate and Muskie’s backers viewing him as the best bet to defeat Nixon. The piece cites a New York district poll showing Muskie ahead of Humphrey and McGovern and questions party support versus primary turnout dynamics.
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Muskie
Democratic Party
Nixon
Wisconsin
Massachusetts-Pennsylvania
New York City
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
Kennedy
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Humphrey
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Mr. Meany
Kennedy’s Draft Strategy Faces McGovern Upsurge
The piece portrays Edward Kennedy lifting a barrier with Rose Kennedy’s consent while McGovern gains momentum after the Massachusetts primary. It compares Kennedy’s backstage push to 1968 drafts, notes AFL-CIO resistance, and warns the McGovern surge could derail Kennedy’s noncommittal strategy and convention plans.
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Sen
George McGovern
Mr. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
McGovern
Chicago
Stephen Smith
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
Letters to the Editor on Sanford versus Wallace
Readers critique the April 28 editorial on the North Carolina primary between Terry Sanford and George Wallace. They frame the choice as a struggle within the Democratic Party between Progressive Conservatism and Old Liberalism and urge voters to participate.
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Wallace
America
Sanford
Terry Sanford
Democratic Party
North Carolina
Miami Beach
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United Feature Syndicate
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Rose Kennedy
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White House
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richard J. Daley
Committee On Political Education
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