North Carolina Voters Await Earnest Campaign Visit
Campaign visitors from Carter and Ford were sporadic and brief in Winston-Salem and elsewhere. Carter spoke at Benton Convention Center in a rally for Steve Neal with little media interaction. Ford planned a short stop at the State Fair amid uncertain plans from Republican organizers. Neither candidate offered a substantial push to win North Carolina voters.
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North Carolina
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Ford
Carter
Winston- Salem
Miami
New York
Winston-Salem
Benton Convention Center
Steve Neal
Jim Hunt
Market Realities Behind High Point Furniture Trade Buzz
The piece contrasts optimistic pockets with cautious sentiment at the High Point furniture market. It notes buyers neither flocking nor abandoning, cites a tough year for retailers, and highlights the need for manufacturers to stay competitive while developing hospitality and market facilities to ease visitor irritants amid hope for Dallas outreach.
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Greensboro Daily News
High Point
Greensboro Report
Dallas
Polls And Debates Highlight Debate On Public Opinion
The third Ford Carter debate airs Friday and newspapers will report poll results the next day. Critics warn polls distort politics and viewers form opinions slowly. Polls fall into three types and timing or wording can spark conflicting readings.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Louis Harris
Harris
Edwin Newman
Nbc-Tv
Gallup and
California
Iowa
Minnesota
Texas
High Point debates ABC stores and Halloween safety
A local editorial urges a yes vote on ABC liquor stores to curb bootlegging in High Point, arguing legalized sale offers stronger regulation and safer drinking. The piece also gives Halloween safety tips for families and notes Open House at Wesleyan Arms for new resident rooms, with remarks on aging care facilities and local medical practice.
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ABC
High Point
Wesleyan Arms
James L. Denny
Centennial Street
Wesleyan Church
Juan Martinez
University of Virginia
Jimmy Johnson
High-Living AID Officials Scrutinized in Haiti
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports on American AID officials in Port-au-Prince living in luxury with private pools clubs and aides while critics question 15 percent hardship pay. Ambassadors dispute details but acknowledge pools clubs and high living standards. AID defense centers on health risks and housing costs. An unrelated note cites IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander retracting a tax form question and pressuring newspapers.
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Port-Au- Prince
Haiti
Port-Au-Prince
Conor Lion
Home Office
Anderson
Lion
Congressional
U.S
Heyward Isham
Hal Bernton
Isham
United States
Poland Free Says Nixon Ford Won Debate Echoed
The Art Buchwald column notes Ford’s claim Poland would remain free while he is president and chronicles reactions from Warsaw. A Polish editor faces questioning, a lawyer is directed to the Soviet Consulate, and officials threaten asylum for critics as talk of independence fuels fear and joy.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
New Hampshire
Newman
Minnesota
Johnson
Washington
Poland
Ford
Europe
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Wolskowicz
Simcowitz
Communist Party
Moscow
Aronowicz
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