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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1970

Page

13

Hoovered Campus Conspiracy Claims Prompt FBI Exits

In a 1970 Los Angeles Times column Art Buchwald asserts a nationwide conspiracy of professors to criticize J Edgar Hoover. He describes FBI undercover agents in universities who exit campuses when Hoover is assailed, while noting the FBI faces a dilemma over maintaining agents on campuses.

Washington FBI John Jay College of Criminal Justice New York J. Edgar Hoover J. Edgar Hoover Publicy Mr. Hoover J. Eagar Hoover

Elderly Man Hit By Car In High Point Hospitalized

Arthur Moses 78 listed in satisfactory condition in High Point Memorial Hospital ICU after being struck on Montlieu Avenue near Ellwood Street Saturday. Driver Curtis Wilbour White 50 of Walnut Street said Moses stood in the street and he could not stop. Police charge improper registration against White as investigation continues. Other weekend wrecks include Farline Moore minor injuries from collision on E Washington Street near Hobson Street with Irvin Smith Ingram Jr. 36. James Elrod 28 injured on W Green Drive at Dalton Street in a two car crash. Helen Honeycutt Garrett charged with failing to set handbrake. Eddie Banks 51 charged with unsafe movement after collision with Cassie Ingram on Grayson Avenue at Redding Street. Kenneth Countee 26 charged with failure to reduce speed after crashing into a utility pole on S Elm Street.

Arthur Moses High Point Memorial Hospital Moses Montlieu Avenue Ellwood Street Curtis Wilbour White Walnut Street White Farline Lucille Moore Vail Street Irvin Smith Ingram Jr Jamestown E. Washington Street Hobson Street James Robert Elrod Campbell Street W. Green Drive Dalton Street Helen Honeycutt Garrett Thomasville Eddie Roy Banks Short Street Cassie Ingram Route 1 Grayson Avenue Redding Street Kenneth Ray Countee Baltimore S. Elm Street

Robbers Hit K mart In Broad Daylight Safe Heist

Four armed men forced entry through the K mart automotive section about 2 30 am opening two safes and stealing a large sum of money. Two cleaners were tied and locked in a bathroom as the suspects fled with receipts and records. Police say no merchandise was taken and the heist ranks among the largest in High Point history.

K-mart High Point

At Least 8 Killed In North Carolina This Weekend

The North Carolina Highway Patrol reports at least eight traffic fatalities over the weekend, raising the yearly toll to 1,469. Victims include Myron Barger 47 Rockwell Oscar Johnson 18 Clinton Faye Palmer 30 Siler City Norman Clifford 26 Stokesdale Fannie Best 22 Seven Springs Cayton Ward 18 Hendersonville Goldie Taylor Jr. 26 Hendersonville Timothy Reid 25 Mebane.

Associated Press North Carolina Highway Patrol Myron Edward Barger Rt. 2 Rockwell Oscar Ray Johnson Rt. 4 Clinton Faye Pink Palmer Siler City Norman Elwood Clifford Rt. 1 Stokesdale Fannie Best Rt. 3 Seven Springs Cayton Elliott Ward Hendersonville Goldie Taylor Jr Timothy Wayne Reid Mebane

Voters Ask About Bond Financing For 12.5 Million Referendum

High Point City Council debates funding options for a 12.5 million bond issue to improve streets and utilities before a January 12 vote. Councilman Thomas urges disclosure of tax or levy options and notes a stadium project may reemerge amid rezonings for major apartment developments.

High Point John Thomas Council Bill Bencini Bencini High Point College

High Point Seeks Federal Funds For Slum Survey Plan

The city forwards an application to the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development for a $314 448 survey and planning grant to redevelop the southwest quadrant around Fairview Street School, a project estimated at over 11 9 million with a 3 9 million local share and 865 area families to be displaced. If funded the process would extend beyond two years and proceed in phases under Model Cities.

High Point U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Atlanta Southwest Fairview Street City Planning Department Harrison Center East Central

Clean City Youths Clean Block In High Point Litter Sweep

Sunday night 20 youths from First Baptist Church collected 83 pounds of litter in 20 minutes from a one square block in downtown High Point. Armed with paper bags and flashlights they picked up paper cans bottles and miscellaneous debris within the block bounded by Main Street English Road Elm Street and Church Avenue.

High Point First Baptist Church Main Street English Road Elm Street Church Avenue

Four Escape House Fire On Elm Street

A two story house at 800 S Elm St was heavily damaged by fire at 3 am Sunday. Four occupants Joe Getty Jr John Williams Boykin Miller and an unidentified man Mr Brown escaped. the blaze started near an electric stove and blocked the stairway. Firemen said the home was owned by W W Horton. A separate fire at 811 E Commerce St damaged the McAnnis residence with only a bed pulled from the house reported.

S. Elm St Joe Getty Jr John Williams Boykin Miller Mr. Brown Getty W. W. Horton Lovern McAnnis E. Commerce St

Country Ham Dinner Planned by South Main United Methodist

The South Main Street United Methodist Church will host a country ham dinner on Wednesday November 18 in the church fellowship hall from 5 30 to 8 p m The Methodist Men's Club sponsors the event and tickets are available from members but not sold at the door

South Main Street Methodist Men’s Club

Tar Heel Democrats Eye 1972 Presidential Path

North Carolina Democratic leaders push to shape the 1972 presidential candidate and keep momentum from election wins. Gov. Bob Scott seeks a potential vice presidential nod while coordinating with party officials and national leaders like Larry O'Brien.

Tar Heel Bryan Haislip Raleigh North Carolina Bob Scott Scott GOP Larry O’brien Asheville Eugene Simmons Tarboro Chuck Barbour Durham Barbour Inform, Inc Margaret S. Harper Southport L. D. Hyde Democratic Executive Committee

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Sonny Hedgecock Art Buchwald America American University California United States Edgar Hoover Congress Hoover SDS Gov. Reagan Los Angeles Times Big N.C Thomas Harold Cheek Wayne Swaim Wickliff Avenue W. J. Kiser Miller Street Swaim Wickliff Terrace Apts Kiser Elm St Nixon Agnew State Howard Lee Chapel Hill National Governors Conference O’brien Edward Muskie Maine By Bryan Haislip
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