Urgent Appeal for United Fund Support in High Point
Community campaign seeks broadened support for the 1971 United Fund and 28 agencies after a two thirds finish in the final week. Officials urge individuals to donate or arrange pick ups, urge management and employees to meet Fair Share, and stress the $518,083 goal must be reached through renewed pledge and participation.
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United Fund
United Drive
High Point
Sasa
Pill Blood Clots Research Reassesses Oral Contraceptives
Johns Hopkins University studies reaffirm the blood clot risk linked to estrogen in oral contraceptives. Researchers note surgery injuries and prior clots heighten danger, while lower estrogen doses appear to reduce risk.
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Johns Hopkins University
Office crime fears rise after Reed murder in D C building
October 1 1971 news report notes the stabbing death of 30 year old federal economist Ritchie H Reed in the New Executive Office Building Washington D C. It highlights rising office crime in D C and New York with burglaries and larcenies and discusses new security measures and guard limitations.
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Ritchie H. Reed
White House
Reed
Commission On Population Growth and the American Future
Washington, D. C
New York City
General Services Administration
Small Business Administration
New York
Nixon fretting over POWs amid Vietnam pullback and prisoner standoff
The text outlines President Nixon’s concern over POWs as U.S. forces withdraw from Vietnam. It notes North Vietnam’s demand for total American withdrawal and weapons support to South Vietnam, creating a stalemate to release prisoners. Nixon vows a decisive end to the war and pressuring Congress while seeking to quiet domestic furor.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Ince
South Vietnam
Nixon weighs in on POW families and League roles
The article portrays President Nixon handling POW families through private briefings and White House events while a League, shaped by Havens and military hawks, seeks tax exemptions and limits activism. Internal splits show conservatives gaining influence and moderates sidelined as leverage over public war policy grows.
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Havens
League
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
White House
Westchester widening delayed as city cites report holdups
The Wilbur Smith Associates report on Westchester corridor and traffic expansion is now expected mid December, pushing back hearings and contract letting. City Hall and State Highway Commission officials fault delays, while local observers blame years of stalled planning for bottlenecks on the west side.
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Wilbur Smith Associates
Westchester
State Highway Commission
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