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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1965
Page
3
A south city downtown once prospered as retail shifted outward in the 1980s. Free standing supermarkets and new centers drew customers away, major chains departed, and many shops closed. Urban renewal attempted to revive the area but failed, leaving a blighted core with vacant stores and vacant streets.
Washington profile of Charles Patrick Clark, long time lobbyist for Franco and Venezuela sugar quota broker, detailing how his influence helped shift U S policy. The piece links Clark to Harold Cooley, showing how Clark leveraged congressional ties to win a large sugar quota increase for Venezuela and political capital for Franco era interests.
The piece recalls Johnson at the National Press Club praising cartoonists for distilling complex views into single images. It quotes Johnson and others on the cartoonist’s role to simplify truth, note human quirks, and provoke readers toward broader thinking. The essay contrasts cartoons with editorial prose and commends cartoonists for blunt clarity.
The Burlington Times-News notes Gov. Moore flew back to Raleigh from Sea Island, Ga., aboard the Kitty Hawk, a plane once targeted in his campaign. The paper argues the state aircraft should be available to the governor to save time and support state business, as he already relies on limousines and commercial flights for travel.
The item lists office roles including President Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood Secretary Treasurer and various editorial and management positions such as acGEowte Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director and Business Manager along with Circulation Manager in a historic newspaper snippet.
A nostalgic verse praises the newspaper delivery boy on National Newsboy Day. It celebrates his daily rounds through sleet or snow, his role in delivering fresh news, supporting his schooling, and pursuing college dreams while the community honors him. The poem highlights reliability and ambition.
City Parks director Ray Kiziak and Carl Wills of Furnitureland Kiwanis inspected three phased out Air Force planes placed in local parks. One at Washington Terrace Park is badly vandalized, fuselage holes and shattered glass evident. City Lake plane is in decent shape but needs work. Oakview plane is mud laden and damaged, with parts to salvage for others. Wills urged removal if two salvageable craft cannot be fixed, else abandon the project.
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