High Point Enterprise staff and leadership listing
The High Point Enterprise lists D A Rawley as president with Mrs C H Lockwood as vice president and Randall B Terry as treasurer. David A Rawley Jr serves as vice president and Joe Brown as editor while Joseph P Rawley is general manager.
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High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joe Brown
Joseph P. Rawley
Public emergency trials debated as guard against political assassins
A discussion on swift action against high profile violent crime considers public emergency trials for killers like Sirhan Sirhan and James Earl Ray. The piece argues due process must prevail, even amid calls to deter or punish assassins and protect leaders and the public.
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Ali
Arthur Bremer
Sirhan Sirhan
James Earl Ray
Bar of Justice
Bremer
British wins dominate Emmys highlight American TV mayhem
American television receives seven Emmys for British produced shows such as Elizabeth R and The Six Wives of Henry VIII with Glenda Jackson and Keith Michell earning accolades. All in the Family tops as outstanding comedy amid cross Atlantic influence and debate over talent and freedom in TV.
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Boadcasting Corp
Glenda Jackson
Keith Michell
Miss Jackson
Elizabeth
Michell
Pera
Henry
Archie Bunker
Carroll O'Connor
Jean Stapleton
Sally Strothers
Archie
High Rise Office Fire Risks Prompt Safety Questions
A New York article argues modern skyscrapers are vulnerable to fires and crime. It notes polyurethane foam in furnishings, centralized air systems, and elevator flaws, with World Trade Center towers cited as among the safest designs then. Fire drills become mandatory in June. experts warn a major catastrophe remains likely.
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New York
W. Robert Powers
New York Board of Fire Underwriters
J.C. Penney
Broadway
Penney
World Trade Center
Auston D. Mullendore
Fireman’s Fund
American Insurance Companies
Secret Sino Soviet Moves Tie China and Russia Behind Nixon War Moves
Washington reports secret U S cable traffic shows Moscow sought Chinese rapprochement through Lin Piao while Chou En Lai opposed it. Lin disappeared after a failed plot against Mao, while Beijing and Moscow pressured Hanoi for influence as Nixon attacked North Vietnam.
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Russia
China
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Peking
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Shanghai
Wuhsi
Lin
Wentoukhan
Mongolia
Chinese Backing Boosts DRV Aid for 1971 72 Period
The Chinese increased their support to the DRV for 1971 72, leading to a corresponding rise in Soviet assistance to the DRV for the same period.
Chinese Russian ties gain tacit support amid Hanoi tensions
The DRV voiced unease over Nixon’s Peking visit while Lin’s faction gains backing in Chinese policy circles. Moves toward repairing Sino Russian relations gain traction as UN diplomacy shows warming ties and a Soviet tour of China receives cordial reception. Hints of overland war supply routes to North Vietnam emerge, raising US strategic costs.
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China
Moscow
Hanoi
Central Intelligence Agency
Henry Kissinger
Chou En-lai
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
DRV
Nixon
Chou
Lin
North Vietnam
United Nations
North Vietnamese
United States
Nixon faces black vote dynamics in 1972 election
The piece argues President Nixon weighs how black and white voters should treat each other in a free society. It notes shifting demographics, urban growth, and rising black political influence in key northern cities. Nixon fears the black vote's power within the Democratic equation and the 1972 test.
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Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Democratic Party
Republican objects to chairman's move in primary
A reader's letter to the GOP State Chairman Frank Rouse condemns his endorsement of a primary candidate. The writer urges impartiality, harmony, and leadership to keep tempers down and warns of resignation if the chair fails to act in good faith. The piece emphasizes party unity and duty during troubled times.
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G.O.P
Frank Rouse
GOP
Holfhouser
Charlotte
Gardner
Traffic protest over Y-intersection on Johnson Street
A Johnson Street resident protests a proposed Y-intersection plan intended to divert traffic from residential streets. The letter argues the project harms tree-lined homes, limits parking, and reduces neighborhood character while claiming the price is too high for a minor congestion benefit.
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Johnson Street
Oceania Power Lines
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