High Point Enterprise Editorial Board and Officers Listed
The High Point Enterprise announces its named officers and editors including Randall B. Terry as Treasurer Holt McPherson as Editor D A Rawley as President Mrs C H Lockwood as Vice President and David A Rawley Jr as Vice President Joseph P Rawley as General Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
High Point Enterprise
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPherson
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joseph P. Rawley
Spiritual pollution and the decline of Western art warned
Father Martin D'Arcy, 82, warns U S workers in communications that a permissive society erodes art and values. He argues the true artist needs discipline and endurance, saying shortcuts yield poor literature music and art. He credits steadfast Christians as potential liberators through example and prayer.
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Friends of God
Father Martin D’arcy
D’arcy
U.S
Memorial Service For Dr George T Wood Jr Highlights Medical Leadership
The report honors Dr George T Wood Jr as a leading physician who for 40 years advanced medical service and hospital facilities in High Point. His death followed a long cancer illness. The Wood family is noted for influence in medical, business, social, and religious life of the community.
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George T. Wood
Wood
High Point
Wachovia
Vince Spracklin
Winston-Salem
Harold Hoag
J. Roscoe Adams
Asheboro
Howard D. Marsh
Marsh Furniture Company
Marsh
Marsh Furniture
Marsh Kitchens, Inc
Katherine
Europe
Howard Marsh
Robert J. Brown
Washington
High Point College
George A. Covington
A. Mitchell Faulkner
Lexington
Bob Brown
Brown
Reagan Reconsiders California Tax Payments Disclosure
Governor Ronald Reagan revises his stance on privacy after releasing his state tax record. He reports paying $91,128.22 in state income taxes over five years and notes his governor’s salary rose from $44,100 to $49,100. He stresses legality and public trust.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Caesar
Blood Banking Faces Criticism And Safety Questions
An exploration of commercial blood banking, its safety concerns, and the debate over paid donors. It covers Titmuss’s critique comparing US and UK systems, risks of hepatitis from paid blood, bucket shops, replacement credit, and the shift toward component therapy as the AMA urges reduced use of whole blood.
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AMA
Association
Committee On Transfusion and Transplantation
No Substitute for Victory training film sparks protest
A John Birch Society distributed film featuring John Wayne was used by Alaska Air National Guard. Senator McGovern protested to Defense Secretary Laird. An Air Force spokesman said the film is not endorsed.
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Washington
Vietnam
John Birch Society
Air National Guard
Alaska
John Wayne
C. R. Lewis
Paul Harkins
George McGovern
D-S.d
U. S. Air Force
McGovern
Defense
Mel Laird
Air Force
Frank Moss
Utah
Moss
Rogers C. B. Morton
Nixon
Elliott Richardson
White House
Congress
George Washington
Treasury weighs value added tax amid consumer price fears
The Treasury weighs a value added tax to raise revenue by taxing total costs and profits, shifting the burden to consumers as higher prices. Reports note a 50,000 dollar appropriation for gunboats was rejected by Jefferson. Kremlin leader Leonid Brezhnev rises in stature after a congress, signaling a new personality cult. Senator Sam Ervin rebuffs criticism of FBI actions while Senator Lawton Chiles seeks Latin American attention with daily lessons from a Cuban graduate student. Representative McCloskey moves campaign offices to new digs, and Representative Thomas Pelly favors rail travel over air for long trips. Park's Sausages faces a boycott by European buyers. University of Arizona cites different standards for activists and athletes amid campus troubles. Printing delays plague the federal government as the Government Printing Office outsources work to private firms.
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Thomas Jefferson
Treasury Department
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Congress
Soviet Union
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
FBI
J. Edgar
Hoover
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
U.S
Latin America
California
Paul McCloskey
Nixon
Thomas Pelly
R-Wash
Washington State
Washington, D.C
Park
Europe
Pentagon
Baltimore
Henry Parks
University of Arizona
Mark Ginsberg
Bill McKinley
University Stadium
Federal Communications Commission
Government
Texas
Massachusetts
Tax workload and public life notes from High Point area
A compilation of public notices and local developments in High Point and Beaufort area. Topics include tax burden discussions, the Lamar State University Setzer Center dedication, smoking health studies, WWI veterans convention in High Point, personnel moves at United Press International and Wachovia, the Marsh family business passing, High Point College commencement honors, and historical frost recollections.
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Lamar State University
Beaumont
Texas
Richard W. Setzer
High Point College
Peabody
Lamar State
R. T. Setzer
Woodrow
Department of North Carolina
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Chip Faircloth
Enterprise
United Press International
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Des Moines
Walter E. Crissman
UNC
Country Doctor Museum
Bailey
N.C
Harry Brockmann
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George T. Wood, Jr
Richard M. Titmuss
Titmuss
United States
National Research Council
Journal of the American Medical Association
National Council
Grafeite
Eeared
By Jack Anderson
Merry
E. Lovell Becker
Cornell University
Health Center
Paris
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