Market Square aims to turn Tomlinson buildings into year round furniture market
High Point developers Dave Phillips Jack Lockhart and Dick Behrends plan Market Square a year round exhibition center for designer specified furnishings. They will invite applications from prospective tenants while Tomlinson retains showrooms and moves manufacturing elsewhere within two years.
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Dave Phillips
Tomlinson Company
Market Square
Jack Lockhart
Dick Behrends
High Point
Phillips
Leg Heer
Southern Furniture Market Center
Heer
Dallas
New York
San Francisco
Tomlinson
Tomlinsons
Kay Anthony Phillips
Greensboro
Lil
Kate
Soviet Arms Buildup and Research Threaten U S Security
Washington assesses a heavy Soviet arms buildup focusing on chemical, biological, and radiation warfare research. The USSR aims to develop multi agent delivery, defensive gear, mobile missiles, noisy subs, space capabilities, and high strength metals for superior weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kremlin
Ussr
Yemen
Editor's Outlook on Class of '65 Emulation Failures
A Los Angeles Times editor analyzes What Really Happened to the Class of '65, arguing Palisades High graduates faced a windswept mix of privilege and moral drift. The piece notes rampant hedonism, drug use, casual sex, and anti establishment sentiments, yet highlights some who later found stability. It cautions that modern culture de-emphasized duty, virtue, and sustained values, urging reflection to avoid repeating such outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wallechinsky
Michel Medy d
Los Angeles
Palisades High School
Topanga Canyon
Ucla
Beverly Hills
America
Time Magazine
Palisades High
Time
Vietnam
Home
Dad
Kiwanis Club
Roaming the Piedmont Television Wins Over Wandering
Braxton Younts reflects on pleasant Piedmont weather, choosing to watch baseball during the American League playoffs over roaming the countryside. The piece notes a midweek improvement in forecast, a nap disrupting usual bedtime, and a preference for staying indoors to view the Yankees’ game.
Fires, trains, and town chatter echo in Thomasville notes
A local column recalls Ed Blackburn's quips at City Hall, previews the Freedom Train stop at Guilford Battleground October 20 to 24, and describes a new snorkel fire truck and its 1000 gallon per minute water line. It also touches on politics, archaeology, and the uneasy stance on prisons, with town life in sharp, humorous detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ed Blackburn
Guilford Battleground
Fire Department
Elm Street
Westwood Avenue
Boulevard
S. Main Street
Politicus Americanus Described At Thomasville Forum
Davidson dateline reports a political tasting of candidates Jim Hunt David Flaherty Steve Neal and Wilmer Mizell at the Woman's Club in Thomasville. The piece notes Hunt's wink Mizell's striking coiffure and constant smile Neal's somber demeanor as they fielded questions and spoke on governance ahead of the November election.
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Thomasville
Politicus Americanus
Woman's Club
Jim Hunt
David
Flaherty
Steve Neal
Wilmer Mizell
Hunt
Mizell
Fifth
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Alaska
Bering Straits
Davidson
Bob Haldeman
Richard Nixon
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