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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1971
Page
4
Mrs C H Lockwood and David A Rawley Jr are noted as president and vice president with Joseph P Rawley listed as general manager. The leadership appears to reflect an organized management structure for the firm or organization referenced.
The piece explains two main causes of dollar weakness in Europe a flood of dollars and a gold backed U S currency with no backing. It warns of currency speculation and the need for changes to the international monetary system. It urges Americans to curb spending and deficits to avoid a broader crisis and notes potential communist threats to capitalist monetary stability.
Michael Stockhill ordered waitresses not to wear hot pants on Sundays as his wife Phyllis argued that Sunday fashion should be welcome for respectable customers. Reverend Edward Flowerday offered a neutral view saying it makes no difference.
Mrs. Jeanne Swanner Bowline spoke to Wayne County junior high students parents and educators about manners and morals. She said girls must earn respect and that sex education is essential while drugs were less central at age 13.
The article traces S 731 and related bills aiming to set limits on presidential use of armed forces without a war declaration. It cites early presidents, Civil War actions, and Massachusetts law urging states to test constitutionality to pressure Congress and the Supreme Court to define war powers.
Washington dispatch alleges FBI researchers wrote three J Edgars books on government time and that royalties totaling over 250000 were paid to Hoover personally rather than to taxpayers. It notes major sales for Masters of Deceit and 1964 movie rights, plus other titles and the role of Special Agent F C Stukenbroeker in writing.
A report alleges officials from the Domestic Intelligence Division and ex-FBI executives handled book and TV deal arrangements on government time. The piece notes no-comment responses from the embattled G-man and cites supposed federal involvement in antiwar protests and drug reports.
A Look Magazine critique labels Chicken Lickenism as a risky posture toward societal fears while optimism is urged. The piece notes steady oxygen levels, rising hospital costs offset by care for the underprivileged, and National Hospital Week calls for public awareness. It also covers Randolph-Macon College trustee Taylor M. Simpson's election and Cancer Crusade progress.
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