High Point Enterprise Staff and Leadership Names
The High Point Enterprise announces its leadership and staff with D. A. Rawley as president and editor LT McPherson serving as editor. Vice presidents include Mrs. C. H. Lockwood and David A. Rawley Jr. Joseph P. Rawley is general manager and Rand All B. Terry holds the treasurer post.
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High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joseph P. Rawley
Mgr
All B. Terry
LT McPherson
Time for City Action to Replace Inaction
City leaders are urged to end years of delays in Westchester widening stadium and new City Hall projects. The piece condemns slow environmental reviews and lack of details, calling for City Council to act with prompt, coordinated effort and long range planning.
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Westchester
State Highway Commission
William Bencini
City Hall
High Point
Great editor Thomas More Starke passes at 95
The obituary notes Thomas More Starke, longtime editor of the Santa Barbara News-Press, who died at 95. He led the paper from 1901, earning a Pulitzer at 84 for a courageous editorial, and printed a masthead platform promoting clean, fair journalism and independence from favoritism. He is remembered as both a towering editor and a loyal friend who inspired service and integrity in journalism.
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Thomas More Starke
Tom Starke
Santa Barbara
Calif
Court upholds wartime legality despite lack of war declaration
Massachusetts passed a law allowing refusal of service in Vietnam zones since Congress had not declared war. The Boston Court of Appeals ruled Congress had permitted the war long enough, deeming it constitutional. A separate question asks whether a common law marriage is valid.
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Vietnam
Congress
U. S. Court of Appeals
Boston
Risks and rewards of agribusiness amid farm policy shifts
A study examines farm sector risks versus Broadway investment, noting corn leaf blight fears, a record 1971 corn crop, and 1972 plans to raise idle-acreage and payments. It discusses rural development, Nixon's proposals, and private agribusiness moves while polling farmer sentiment on large farms and government support.
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Clifford M. Hardin
Poff Withdraws From Supreme Court Bid For Family Reasons
Rep Richard Poff of Virginia withdrew as a candidate for the Supreme Court. Known as Nixon's first choice, he cited his adopted son Tommy and the fear of public disclosure as the main reasons. The family faced privacy concerns and medical issues, leading to a quiet Radford, Virginia decision.
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Supreme Court
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Tommy
Virginia
Howard Hughes
Radford
Greece and Nixon era political theater and hints of reform
Washington reports from Greece say dictator George Papadopoulos promised to restore representative democracy as Vice President Agnew returns with a lengthy briefing and optimism on free elections. Inside White House circles Connally is seen as a potential replacement, provoking conservative backlash.
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Big Clyde
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Little Clyde
Education as life seeking wholeness in public schools
Reverend Charles R. Carter argues that good education must address all of life using any means to make students whole. He quotes John W. Gardner on the value of every individual and defends handicapped education while contrasting with debates on today’s school quality. The piece also notes High Point parade conflicts with Gimbel's Philadelphia event and a Civil War regimental history unearthed by Bob Link.
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Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
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John W. Gardner
Forest Hills Church
James R. Lain
High Point
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Gimbel
Philadelphia
North Carolina
Bob Link
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Richard H. Riddick
William L. J. Lowrance
Raleigh
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