High Point Enterprise staff and leadership listed
The 1971 page displays names and titles of the High Point Enterprise officers and editors including Mrs. C. H. Lockwood vice president David A. Rawley Jr. vice president D A Rawley president Joseph P. Rawley general manager Randall B. Terry treasurer and Holt McPherson editor with the date Friday October 22 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Silent Wisdom From Adlai Stevenson Quote
An attribution of a serene philosophy urging harmony amid busyness. The excerpt frames a universal message about peace, patience, and living in balance with people and the world. It emphasizes humility and mindful conduct.
Nixon Names Powell and Rehnquist to Supreme Court
President Nixon sent Lewis F. Powell and William H. Rehnquist to the Senate for confirmation. Powell, a former ABA leader, and Rehnquist, a 47 year old top constitutional lawyer, are poised for likely confirmation as part of Nixon’s plan to shape the Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell
Richmond Democrat
William H. Rehnquist
Attorney General
Senate
Rehnquist
Robert H. Jackson
Cemetery Duty Prompt in High Point City
The piece argues High Point must promptly fulfill its duty to provide decent public burial space for the poor. It notes Oakwood and Green Hill were used for whites, a Black cemetery is full, and private plots exist only for the paying, urging expansion of a dignified municipal cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Oakwood
Green Hill
Boot Hill
Potter’s Field
Hobart M. Bryant
Oak Ridge
Grady V. Stroupe
Flag Day Observance Urges Flag Display Nationwide
Flag Day on October 23 is United States Daymore commonly known as Flag Day. Tomorrow Americans should display the flag and celebrate the high standard of living under the nation's freedoms. Officials warn threats to the way of life and urge businesses to fly Old Glory proudly as a symbol of government supporting free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nixon presses ahead with Cannikin Amchitka test controversy
President Nixon proceeds with the 5 megaton Cannikin underground detonation on Amchitka Alaska despite objections from conservationists and several U.S. agencies. Critics warn of environmental risk including earthquakes and tsunamis while supporters cite defense needs and the Spartan system development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Nixon
Hiroshima
Amchitka Island
Alaska
Atomic Energy Commission
Cannikin
Aleutians
A.E.C
Defense Department
America
Amchitka
Congress
Department of Defense
White House
Business Week
State Department
Office of Science & Technology
The
Environmental Protection Agency
Council On Environmental Quality
Hawaii
Japan
Canada
Aleutian
Bio Science Magazine
Committee For Nuclear Responsibility
National Environmental Policy Act
U.S. Court of Appeals
George McGovern
D-Minn
Wilsons New Scandal Tangles Texas Ties in Finance Row
Washington story traces Will Wilson from Justice Department exile to new ties with Frank Sharp and the American National Insurance Company of Galveston. Stockholders sue to expose private dealings and a Moody Foundation link, with investigators probing Wilson’s possible backstage role in the insurer’s troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Will Wilson
Justice Department
Texas
Frank Sharp
Wilson
American National Insurance Company
Galveston
Las Vegas
American National
Moody Foundation of Texas
Moody
Sharp
Houston
Sharp’s Bank
Johnson
Nixon
Moody Foundation
Roy Cohn
Joseph McCarthy
D-Wis
Mudge, Rose, Guthrie and Alexander
John Mitchell
Mudge, Rose
Micronesia Trusts and Pacific Stakes Rise in NSC Spotlight
The piece links Moody foundation trusteeship and a real estate matter to unnamed insiders, while detailing ex Interior Secretary Hickel’s memoirs on Kissinger’s Micronesia remark. It notes insular nationalism growing as U S withdraws from Asia, with secret CIC and NSC observations predicting Pacific instability within a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Walter Hickel
Henry Kissinger
Micronesia
State Department
Hickel
Kissinger
U.S
Pacific Islands
Pacific
National Security Council
NSC
Complete Buyers Guide highlights Southern Furniture Market reach
The 1971 Fall 1972 Winter Complete Buyer's Guide debuts at the Southern Furniture Market opening, listing all exhibitors and signaling the South as furniture industry leader. High Point anchors Furnitureland USA with major production nearby and buyers from across the country attend the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
High Point
Furnitureland USA
Thomasville
Lexington
Hickory
Drexel
Lenoir
New Buyers Guide
Southern Furniture Exposition Building
Southern Furniture Market Association
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High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
Joseph P. Rawley
Mgr
Bible Thought
Adlai Stevenson
Mr. Powell
Trial Lawyers’ Association
Virginia
Nation’s
U. S. Senate
Grafeith
Igri i Mele Ewght Syndicate Inc
Poe
By Jack Anderson
Anterna
South Carolina
Ernest F
Fritz) Hollings
T. J. Liddy
Charleston
Jack Krantz
Georgetown
Senator Hollings
J. W. van Lean
Parkway
Lawrence Peabody
Rotary Club
Furniture South
Sandy Bienenstock
Denmark
Peabody
Chicago
New York
Arthur H. “Red” Motley
Parade Publications, Inc
Lane Company
William G. Ervin
National Association of Retarded Children
Denver
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Carolinas
Tennessee
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Western
North Carolina
United Methodist Conference
High Point College
J. Paul Lucas
Charlotte
Clay Madison
John L. Borchert
Committee On Communications
N. C
Lake Junaluska
Charles Stephenson
Benson
Weldon
Don Gilstrap
Highway, Traffic and Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Commission
Emerywood Country Club
Robert W. Scott
D. McLaughlin Faircloth
Arch Laney
Highway Department
Sanders Dallas Jr
Willow Creek
Highway Commissioners
Lynwood Smith
Rockford Road