The High Point Enterprise Front Matter Repeated
The High Point Enterprise shows repeated masthead text listing D A Rawley and C H Lockwood as officers with Randall Irby as treasurer and Joseph P Rawley as general manager The text appears to be duplicate header content from the independent newspaper edition.
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the High PoInt
Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joseph P. Rawley
Mgr
Stand Put When It Suits Marked by Jury Split Opinions
The piece argues the Supreme Court’s split decision upholding constitutionality of nonunanimous verdicts in Oregon and Louisiana while warning against rapid revisions. It cautions against fears of big government and notes pressures from defense attorneys and powerful interests shaping juries, urging cautious adaptation rather than sweeping reform.
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Woebegone
Sue
Oregon
Louisiana
Earl Warren
F. Lee Bailey
Melvin Bellistripe
Warren Court
Delegates and NC Primary Law at Odds Over Convention Votes
North Carolina delegates face a conflict between national convention rules allowing a free poll and the state primary law binding delegates to the May 6 results. George Wallace led with 37 first ballot votes and Terry Sanford 27. Party officials urge adherence and vow possible resignations for those who vote contrary to the peoples mandate.
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North Carolina
Democratic Party
George Wallace
Terry Sanford
John Church
Church
Sermon Reflects On Tawdry Church Giving In Malachi Era
A preacher warns that many give only leftovers after lavish spending on cars, TVs, and clothes. He cites Malachi’s temple offerings of the blind and diseased as a cautionary tale, urging members to examine true generosity to missions and offerings.
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Malachi
New York
Paris
Christ
Moses
Missionary Society
Leftovers For God The Lord A Call To Honest Giving
A sermon laments church financial waste and urges faithful tithing. It argues Americans give only a tenth of their income to religious causes, while much goes to sports and leisure. The piece warns that neglecting donations harms Christ's Church and echoes Malachi’s call for costly devotion.
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Christ’s Church
Church People of America
Malachi
India
Memorial program honors veterans at Floral Garden Cemetery
In High Point Taylor Simpson leads a memorial program this afternoon on a grassy knoll in Floral Garden Cemetery. The 82nd Airborne Division band from Fort Bragg performs at 5 pm, followed by an address from Congressman L Richardson Preyer. Public invited. weather hoped favorable.
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Capus Waynick
Rudyard Kipling
High Point
Taylor Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Floral Garden Cemetery
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
L. Richardson Preyer
Greensboro
Vietnam War surplus waste and Retrograde plan questioned
After World War II and Korea munitions piled up as leftovers, while Vietnam materiel is brought home under Operation Retrograde. Critics warn of past waste and pilferage, noting donations and scrapping as the process begins with inventories, prioritizing U.S. forces before offering to South Vietnam.
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Washington
Vietnam
Pentagon
U.S
Mekong River
Saigon
Billy Sol Estes
Navy
Defense
Robert McNamara
Southeast Asia
Operation Retrograde Turns Into Home Run for Surplus Gear
The United States recycles surplus military equipment through Project Home Run, sending less than one percent of leftovers to agencies, states, and charities. About $35.4 million in gear has returned home, aiding Denver General Hospital, McNeil Island Prison, and schools in 30 states, while Vietnam handles over $100 million monthly. Critics cite looted supplies, misused jeeps, and wasteful shipping quotas as flaws in the system.
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Pacific Trust Territories
General Services Administration
Denver General Hospital
Vietnam
Federal
McNeil Island
Wash
Armed Services
Hyman S. Zaretzky
Pentagon
Saigon
U.S
Gis
United States
High Point urged to claim growth areas and annexation rights
Holtsport editorial calls High Point to stake out abutting territories for future annexation to avoid losing growth opportunities. It argues state policy requires action, notes current service delays, and stresses need for labor, housing, and services as the hosiery and furniture hub expands.
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High Point
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