High Point Enterprise staff and date notice
The High Point Enterprise announces staff roles and leadership in an October 17, 1975, edition. D. A. Rawley and C. H. Lockwood hold co-publisher and vice president titles, Randall B. Terry serves as president and co-publisher, with David A. Rawley Jr. as vice president and Joseph P. Rawley as general manager. Joe Brown remains editor.
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High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
David A. Rawley JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Joe Brown
Vietnamese refugees sail from Guam to begin homeland return
The departure of 1,600 South Vietnamese refugees from Guam aboard an unnamed freighter marks another chapter in the US resettlement of those fleeing Saigon’s collapse. Despite mixed feelings, Americans largely support aiding the refugees as they seek jobs, schooling, and eventual cultural integration in a new life.
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Guam
America
Arkansas
Florida
California
Thieu
Saigon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
United States
Hitler cartoon jolts United Nations clash in editorial panel
A syndicated editorial cartoon imagines Hitler amid flames and says he would be speaking at the United Nations. The piece follows Uganda’s Idi Amin and Palestinian leader Arafat addressing the General Assembly in forceful, controversial fashion. Moynihan labels Amin a racist murderer, reflecting a sharp diplomatic rebuttal.
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Adolf Hitler
United Nations
U.N
Uganda
Idi Amin
Amin
Arafat
United States
Israel
Daniel Moynihan
Hitler
Historic Minute spans 1951 Wake Forest campus groundbreaking
A CBS affiliate’s Historic Minute recalled Wake Forest University’s campus groundbreaking on October 15 1951. The item, aired in Greensboro North Carolina, prompts reflection on what truly counts as historic when events remain within living memory.
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CBS Television Network
Wfmy-Tv
Channel 2
Greensboro
CBS
North Carolina
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem
All-Women Colleges Rise in Popularity and Merit
The article traces the rebirth of women’s colleges alongside coed schools, noting enrollment gains and shifting attitudes. It cites Abigail McCarthy on women first, Mary Lyon’s Mount Holyoke, and the Seven Sisters’ history, while highlighting Joyce Rowland’s claim that many high achievers come from all-women colleges.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Abigail McCarthy
United States
Mount Holyoke
Seven Sisters
Lyon
Vassar
Radcliffe
Harvard
Joyce Rowland
St. Teresa College
Winona
Minn
Public concerns on protective regulation and cyclamates
The piece argues risks of broad safety controls, cites FDA bans on alcohol limits, swordfish imports, and cyclamates. It notes a Barron’s investigation suggesting cyclamate bans were driven by pseudoscience and sugar industry influence, contrasting health fears with economic motives and industry actions.
Washington Merry-Go-Round FPC action blocks gas study
The Federal Power Commission stalls a House Energy subcommittee inquiry by understaffing and delaying a deregulation driven natural gas price rise. Chairman Nassikas is accused of shifting staff to promote higher prices, risking a dubious shortage claim. Parallel item notes David Hume Kennerly’s White House clashes. Kenneth Kennerly’s gift tale is partially confirmed but clarified.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Ford
FPC
U.S. Court of Appeals
House Energy Subcommittee
John Nassikas
Nassikas
Kennerly
White House
David Hume Kennerly
Associated Press
International
Ron Nelsen
Mick Jagger
Jagger
Bianca
Baron Arnaud de Rosnay
Oh Dad Poor Dad Ford Family Dinner Humor
Washington columnist riffs on President Ford and family candor at dinner. The piece parodies a tough election season as the Fran Ford family frets about privacy and public exposure. It evokes Reader's Digest and Good Housekeeping references to family secrets.
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Washington
Ford
Mr. Ford
White House
Japan
Jack Ford
Aspen
United States
McCall’s
Mrs. Ford
Reader’s Digest
Mrs
Susan
Reader's Digest
Good Housekeeping
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Dartmouth
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Surgeon General
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Dana L. Thomas
Bernard Oser
Thomas
Sugar Research Foundation
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
U. S
Barron’s
MEA, Inc
Art Buchwald
Jack
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