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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1971

Page

9

North Carolina Governor Presses Textile Industry On Jobs

Gov. Bob Scott urged unity between workers and industry at the Dedication of a Uniifi plant in Rocky Mount. He stressed textiles employ about half the state s industrial workforce and praised Unifi for a 50000 air monitoring van and strong anti pollution efforts while urging cooperation to raise wages and opportunities.

Rocky Mount N.C Scott Bob Scott North Carolina North Carolina Unifi, Inc Unifi Department of Natural and Economic Resources

Devalued Dollar Bill Proposed by Reuss and Javits

Rep. Henry Reuss and Sen. Jacob Javits introduced a bill to devalue the dollar by raising the official gold price from 35 dollars an ounce by up to 10 percent. The Nixon administration opposes the measure and says it does not support legislation to raise gold prices. Treasury notes Connally did not endorse any such move.

Bill Neikirk Associated Press Washington Congress Nixon Treasury Department Henry Reuss D-Wis Jacob Javits R-N.y Reuss Javits Treasury John B. Connally New York Economic Club United States Luation Connally Economic Club of New York

Witness Henderson to Testify in My Lai Court Martial

Col Henderson faces charges of cover up and disobedience in the My Lai massacre case. Witnesses include E. Md Peal Re' B ron and Young, who ordered the investigation, with Henderson as the final witness when the trial resumes after a three day recess. Young’s charges were dismissed but he was censured and lost the Service Medal before retiring.

Ee E. Md. Peal Re’ Bron My Lai Col K. Henderson Henderson Young Americal Division Aang Pentagon Army

Way Cleared For Approval Of Nominees

Senate Judiciary Committee clears the way for a Tuesday vote on Nixon Supreme Court nominees Rehnquist and Powell. Liberal Democrats vote down bids to delay Rehnquist while Bayh Kennedy and Hart submit written questions about his past. Rehnquist faced questions over alleged ideological ties and voter harassment, Powell lauded as ABA leader.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Nixon Supreme Court William H. Rehnquist Lewis F. Powell Jr Birch Bayh D-Ind Edward M. Kennedy Philip A. Hart Rehn Bayh Rehnquist Phoenix, Ariz Powell Chicago New York John V. Lindsay

Black Caucuses Pursue Unified Plan for 1972

A black political caucus in Chicago outlines a renewed drive for a unified strategy in the 1972 election. California officials resist binding to a national caucus and shifts in candidate support emerge after November losses.

Black Caucuses Washington House Black Caucus Chicago California Mervyn Dymally Dymally Iight Charles Evers Fayette Miss Evers Georgia Julian Bond

Surgeon Alters Patients Sex in Queen City

A Charlotte surgeon says he completed sex change operations on a man six months ago and is performing the same for another patient. He defines trans-sexuals as persons born physically male or female who long to be the opposite sex.

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