Country Lawyer Tops Baker Inquiry In Senate Probe
Maj. L. P. McLendon of Greensboro tapped as special counsel for the Senate committee examining the Bobby Baker case. At 73 he is a seasoned, combative attorney with a 50 year practice and a record of fighting for what he believes is right, including his stand against Gov. Terry Sanford’s education board plan.
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Greensboro
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
Senate
Bobby Baker
Washington
North Carolina
Maj. McLendon
Terry Sanford
Higher
Baker
Impartiality Emphasized In School Lunch Referendum
A school board spokesman states there is no plan to rig the vote on lunch room operations and argues the referendum, unusual in its outside pattern, should be conducted impartially. He says the issue is a straw vote with legality to be determined in court, while parents accuse supporters of brainwashing tactics. The aim remains providing youngsters with the best possible food at the lowest cost.
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Lois Welborn Smith
High Point
Robert L. Pickett
Central Savings Bank
Lois Smith
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Aged as Individuals Seek Independent Elder Care Reform
The American Medical Association urges a targeted aged care program emphasizing maximal results at minimal cost. It supports Kerr Mills expansion, tax deductibility for medical payments, and improved health insurance while opposing rigid political controls. It promotes independence and self-reliance for seniors.
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American Medical Association
Kerr- Mills
Centennial Gettysburg observance opens at Gettysburg College
A three day centennial commemoration of Abraham Lincoln s Gettysburg Address begins at Gettysburg College. The piece recalls the speech s enduring fame its impact and Lincoln s revision from a new birth of freedom to a new birth of freedom under God and its place among America s great orations.
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Gettysburg College
Lincoln
Springfield
Mass
James G. Randall
Dictionary of American Biography
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Washington
Gettysburg
Quick Witty News Bits From Distant Pages
Short quips from newspapers note age debate with grandpa’s reply about living to 95. a peace maker boast from a Georgia Herald. and a joke about a GI wife and a newborn son with the husband still unaware per an Orlando Sentinel line.
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Orlando Sentinel
High Point Enterprise Staff Roster and Roles
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff including D. A. Rawley as president, Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary treasurer, Holt McPherson as editor, Brown as managing editor, Ww. Payterson Jr. as advertising director, W. Idol Jr. as vice president, and Charles B. Tloflin as business manager and circulation manager at 365 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
BROWN
Ww. Payterson, JR
W. Idol, JR
Cesseee
Charles B. Tloflin
Bobby Baker the small town boy who rose in Washington
Bill McCormick profiles Robert Gene Baker once secretary for the Senate majority as a baying figure whose rise from Pickens South Carolina to a $19 000 annual post amid a $125 000 house on the hill with connections to Johnson Kerr Smathers and Kennedy invites scrutiny of his wealth salary and O DC influence while tracing his rapid ascent and abrupt resignation as the Tea Pot Dome era echoes are felt through political circles
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Senate Committee
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Hill
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S. C
Tye
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Bobby
Bird Lewis
Lyndon Johnson
House
Ali Texan
Aes
Robert §. Kerr
George Smathers
Florida
President Kennedy
Kirkman eyed to chair High Point Human Relations panel
City Hall likely to appoint former Mayor O Arthur Kirkman to lead the Human Relations Commission, replacing the recently retired Arnold J Koonce as Mayor Floyd Meehan directs the panel. Kirkman, noted for fairness and steady judgment, could also influence the governor race if he accepts.
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City Hall
O. Arthur Kirkman
Arthur Kirkman
Horizons Beyond the Local Church
A Sunday sermon extols missions and a worldwide Christian horizon. The preacher cites Jesus' unity of humanity, the call of Jonah, and modern trade as evidence that the field is the world. He urges broadening minds and hearts to embrace universal love and service.
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Abraham
Babylon
Moses
God
Christ of God
Jesus of Nazareth
Greenland
India
Christ
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