United Fund drive nears close with emphasis on employee support
The Greater High Point United Fund aims for 518 083 with ten days left to finish clean up especially in employee participation. community members are urged to give fairly to feed the hungry clothe the needy and support retarded children through one fund or selective designations to participating agencies.
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Greater High Point
United Fund
United Way
High Point
Charlotte
Hewlett Packard Company
of High Point
Luther V. Lewis
Hewlett Packard
Ben T. Felder
Wmf
Freeman Associates
Britain Faces Choice on Common Market Entry and U.S. Trade
Britain reads the British House of Commons debate as Oct. 28 vote looms on joining the Common Market with Heath’s Conservative government backing membership. Economists warn of shifting trade balances as Britain weighs replacing Commonwealth preferences with European duties. The United States seeks to protect farm exports while fearing a trade war amid enlarged Western Europe.
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Britain
London
European Economic Community
Common Market
America
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Europe
United States
Nixon
Belgium
France
West Germany
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Edward Heath
Conservative Party
Raymond Lubitz
Columbia University
New York
Washington
Brussels
Mediterranean
Africa
Western Europe
Denmark
Norway
Ireland
Western
Johnson Man Out A Secret Service Hero Faces Pressures
Rufus Youngblood, famed for shielding Lyndon Johnson during the Dallas assassination, was pushed out of the White House detail after Nixon took office. He resigned last June at 48, denying personal blame to Nixon while praising the Secret Service overall. He has been courted for Atlanta police chief but declined.
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Rufus Youngblood
John F. Kennedy
Secret Service
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
White House
Eisenhower
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Youngblood
All America
LBJ
Dallas Hospital
Air Force One
Treasury Department
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Atlanta
Herbert Jenkins
Rex Plastics
Thomasville
Karl Ockershauser
National Springs Corp
Tom Haggai
Rome
Haggai
Charles E. Stuart
Rotary
Charles W. McAnally
Stuart
Spokesman
Ed Lane
Emmett Sumner
Andrew Corbitt
Kivett Drive
Hart’s Senate Inquiry Targets Bank Block Busting in Boston
Senator Phil Hart accuses Boston banks and real estate firms of block busting to push poor blacks from neighborhoods. He says FHA cooperation fuels ghettos and foreclosures, with similar accusations surfacing in New York Philadelphia Kansas City and Dayton.
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Senate
Samson
Phil Hart
D-Mich
Boston
Hart
New York
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Dayton
Federal Housing Administration
Joseph Wine
FHA
New York City
A. W. Hessell
Laurelton
Ivan Gluckman
Gluckman
Ruth Shhechter
Greater
Washington
Food price rises persist amid wage freeze uncertainty
Shoppers report steady price increases on food since the Nixon wage-price freeze with fears of broader inflation. Consumers note higher gas costs and strained budgets as officials debate Phase II rules, while business leaders cite experiments with shorter workweeks and continued production pressures.
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Nixon
Washington
Census Bureau
Mr. Nixon
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