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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1975

Page

4

Davidson Mental Health Board Turmoil Leads To Resignation Threat

Davidson County Mental Health Director Paul McDonald weighs resigning over friction with the autonomous Area Mental Health Board. County leaders accuse the board of usurping authority, risking about $20,000 in state funds. Dissolving the board could restore county control and ease personnel tensions.

Lexington Paul McDonald Davidson County Mental Health Dept Area Mental Health Board McDonald Davidson State Mental Health Board Jim Phillips Area Board Phillips Commissioners Robert Hedrick Willie Everhart Everhart McDonald's McDonald’s

Carolyn Rauch Leads North Carolina Theatre Conference Change

Carolyn Rauch, president of the North Carolina Theatre Conference, helped consolidate the states drama and speech groups at a Winston Salem meeting. She chairs High Point College arts departments and directs Tower Players while promoting collaboration among theater, drama, and speech organizations statewide. Rauch roots in Cincinnati theater heritage and pursued academic theater after a Broadway stint in Hello Dolly.

North Carolina Hyatt House Winston- Salem Carolyn Rauch North Carolina Theatre Conference North Carolina High School Drama Assn The Carolina Dramatic Assn Thespians In Theater Conference North Carolina Speech and Drama Assn Rauch Dolly Rale New York State University Florida State University University of Wisconsin High Point College Lyric Theatre Tampa Fla Harold Pinter Catonsville Nine Winston Salem Southeastern Theatre Conference

Editor's Outlook Why Allies Shrink and Enemies Grow

An editorial argues that American fear of aiding enemies leads to hypocrisy toward non democratic regimes. It condemns selective outrage over Spain Chile and South Korea while ignoring civil rights abuses where the Left wins. It notes media bias on Vietnam Laos and Chile and questions liberal defenses of regimes allied with the United States.

United States Chile South Africa South Korea Spain Tom Hayden Salvadore Allende Allende Jefferson Harry Truman Joe” Stalin

Wallace and Sanford Contrasted at Wilmington Jaycees Meeting

In Wilmington last week Terry Sanford and George Wallace presented starkly different approaches as Democratic presidential candidates. Wallace appealed to fear with pointed criticism of welfare and Washington, while Sanford urged hope and practical solutions like education and retraining to meet federal bureaucracy challenges. The North Carolina primary looms on March 23 and Jaycees reactions favored Sanford, highlighting the contrasting messages and public reception.

Terry Sanford George Wallace North Carolina Wilmington Wallace Sanford Alabama New York Times Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare Welr Potomac River Jaycees

VIEW FROM PEKING Russian Encirclement Feared by China

London reports rising Sino Soviet tensions clouding Peking with Beijing fearing Moscow gains from any detente with the United States. Beijing seeks reassurance and warns detente may embolden Moscow in Asia as Mao and Premier Chou face leadership uncertainty and frail health.

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Honest Vending Note Sparks Local Courtesy Lesson

A vending machine operator left a note offering the extra nickel from a shopper’s change along with a five cent piece, highlighting honesty. The piece then shifts to AAA budgeting guidance for car vacations and a reflective rural scene at Oak Hollow Lake with ducks, a tangled fishing line, and traffic arrow woes in a mall parking lot.

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