High Point Enterprise Names Editorial Leaders
The High Point Enterprise lists personnel including D. A. Rawley as president and editor Holt McPherson in the newsroom. Also named are Mrs. C. H. Lockwood and David A. Rawley Jr. as vice presidents, Joseph P. Rawley as general manager, and Randall B. Terry as treasurer.
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High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joseph P. Rawley
Mgr
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPherson
United States Faces India Pakistan Clash amid Cold War Pressures
U S policy makers seek to restrain direct involvement while pressing for a halt to border clashes between India and Pakistan. Washington weighs UN Security Council action and monitors moves by Russia and China as refugees flood East Pakistan.
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United States
Vietnam
India
Pakistan
Washington
Russia
China
East Pakistan
Cven
India-Pakistan
Security Council
United Nations
Middle East
Not By But About By Capus Waynick At Duke Hospital
Mrs. Matt Wall writes about Capus Waynick while he recovers from cataract surgery at Duke Hospital. The column notes his unusual guest author past and his enduring humanity, wit, and affection for people and animals as he awaits glasses and renewed vision.
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High Point
Robert W. Pipkin
Western Carolina University
Reynolds
WCU
Jackson County
Pipkin
Department of Social Services
High Point Central High School
Nixon Phase II plan gives labor and industry boards key role
The Nixon administration structures Phase II to place wage and price decisions under a labor and industry board system guided by the Cost of Living Council. It aims to control inflation by setting overall limits while leaving detailed allocations to the boards. The plan shifts political risk to labor leaders and businessmen, with the council not vetoing but shaping policy to keep inflation on a 2 to 3 percent path by 1972.
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Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Wage and Price Board
All-American Reed family showcased in Thomasville
The Reed family of Thomasville gains statewide All-American honors and ranks high nationally in Florida. Their home hosts a menagerie including two boa constrictors and a kinkajou as their hospitality blends wholesome living with varied interests. Local Elks announce Memorial Sunday activities honoring deceased brothers.
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Thomasville
Robert Reed
Florida
Hugh Hocker Jr
Morgantown
University of Georgia
Reeds
Elks
Ells
G. G. Preston
Grover Garland
Robert McAlister
Carson D. Stout
Jack Smith
Horace G. Alderton
Ralph W. Slate
Charles B. Ralston
Murray M. White
Elkhom
Christmas Cheer Fund Supports Local Needy This Season
The Enterprise teams with Furnitureland Kiwanis Club led by Benny Briaca to sponsor the Christmas Cheer Fund now in its 40 plus year tradition. Donations from wealthy to schoolchildren fill stockings and tables, aiding the sick, aged, and abandoned with gifts, food, and essentials.
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Kiwanians
Furnitureland Kiwanis Club
Benny Briaca
Covetousness as a Sin Beyond Fleshly Sins
A disguised minister argues covetousness is the deepest sin, more perilous than murder or theft, citing biblical lines on the love of money. He warns it eats the soul, cites Jezebel’s plot for Naboth, and contrasts contentment with endless craving among rich and poor alike.
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Jezebel
Naboth
Alexander
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