Rawley Heads High Point Enterprise D A Rawley
D A Rawley is named president of the High Point Enterprise, with leadership duties announced by the paper and available to readers in the latest staff update.
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High Point Enterprise
Robert Davis
Fran
Sidney
Australia
High Point
Rotary Club
Thomasville
James E. Lambeth
Charles W. Lowry
Udipi
India
Lowry
U.S
America
Earth
Charlie
Higher Education To Suffer If Scott Plan Accepted
The piece warns North Carolina must resist rushed higher education reforms. It argues Governor Scott seeks strong measures to push Warren Commission ideas, warns against duplicative campuses, political bargaining, and breaking a consolidated university structure. It calls for coordination and against empire building.
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Scott Plan
Scott
Warren Commission
Board of Higher Education
Hodges
University of North Carolina
Death of Gertrude Weil prompts small town racial protest relief
In Goldsboro a race row over statues of livery boys sparked protests by Black residents. Gertrude Weil, age 91, responded by painting her own statue white and leaving it on her lawn, defusing the dispute with a simple, humane gesture.
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Gertrude Weil
Goldsboro
Donnybrook
Gertrude
Hollywood shifts to inoffensive romance as sex sells fade
The American Film Institute screens classic femme fatale films at its Washington theater while industry and public taste cool toward explicit sex. Production cuts back on X and R rated features amid economic pressures, with studios betting on safer love stories like Harold and Maude.
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American Film Institute
Hollywood
Washington
Richard Griffith
Arthur Mayer
Episcopal Committee On Motion Pictures
National Legion of Decency
Production Code Administration
David Copperfield
Little Lorda
20Th Century Fox
Myra Breckinridge
ABC
David Selznick
Alexander Walker
Jean Harlow
Marilyn Monroe
Greta Garbo
Griffith
Mayer
Treasure Hunt at Linderman's Key Uncovers Dime Stash and Missing Cash
A Florida Keys expedition seeks CIA cash paid to Cuban exiles for anti Castro operations. The crew retrieves six stray $20 bills and uncovers plans for burying another $200,000 in two aluminum containers. The search, led by Lewis Goodman, unfolds aboard the boat Big Daddy with Brad Piken and Casper Center assisting.
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Brad Ayers
Linderman
Les Whitten
Ayers
Lewis Goodman
Bimini
British Guinea
Dominican Republic
Big Daddy
Brad Piken
Florida
Casper Center
Broad Creek
Linderman’s Key
Hidden cistern hunt on Florida island uncovers only debris
The expedition searches abandoned cistern and sunken docks near Linderman's Key for $250,000 said to be CIA buried cash. Divers find only sand, silt, broken planks, and a few stray dollars. Records show Linderman's Key deeded to the University of Miami in 1962 with lease to Hunters and Fishermen's Paradise, Inc. The key's owner denies ties to the CIA and any buried money.
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Ayers
Les Whitten
Lew Goodman
Brad Ayers
CIA
Florida
Linderman
Jean Thorton Linderman
University of Miami
William McLaughlin
Hunters’ and Fishermen's Paradise, Inc
William H. Losner
Bank of Perrine
Losner
Linderman’s Key
European trip for Wake Robin Garden Club group
Mrs. Frank Dozier reports 17 local gas children traveled through Europe with guides in each country. The group, led by Mrs. Norman Hekier, visited Basel Bern Lucerne Lindau Zurich and Strasbourg aboard a Rhine boat before continuing to Scotland and England. They met several locals and notable figures along the way and praised Mrs. Hekler for arranging the tour.
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Frank Dozier
Wake Robin Garden Club
Europe
Kat Marsh
Howard
Norman Hekier
Basel
Bern
Lucerne
Lindau
Zurich
Lichstenstein
Hague
Rotterdam
Strasbourg
Dot
Dick Slate
Edinburgh
Scottish Highlands
Bob Rankin
London
Cam Criddlebaugh Jr
Anne Hathaway
Teen Jury Trial Trials Neighborhood Youth in Rogers
In Rogers Arkansas a Teen Jury program lets any under eighteen charged with a misdemeanor choose a peer panel verdict. The judge provides the outline and teens decide punishment like drawing a map washing patrol cars or writing an offense theme. If the teen complies the record is expunged, offering a strong incentive to participate.
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Arkansas
Rogers
Davis
Byron Haworth
Duty
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