High Point College Launches Golden Decade Drive
Editorial lauds High Point College for launching Operation Golden Decade to raise $10 million in additional financing by 1974. Praise for leadership, including Hayworth, Henderson, and Patton, plus broad community and faculty support. Argues tax-free, Christian education strengthens the region and preserves academic independence amid external pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Charles E. Hayworth Jr
William R. Henderson
Wendell M. Patton
Stanford elected High Point Chamber president amid expansion plans
The High Point Chamber of Commerce confirms C. Of C. succession with J Alton Stanford succeeding William A Horney Jr as president in January. Horney’s revitalized leadership aims to attract new industry and better serve business and industry while George A Covington’s era as executive director is praised and a capable understudy is sought. The notice stresses modernization of streets and highways to support growth and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alton Stanford
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Stanford
William A. Horney Jr
Januar
Bill Horney
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
George A
Horney
Editorial on uncertain Algiers foreign ministers conference
An editorial warns of uncertainty over the Africa Asia meeting in Algiers delayed from June to November. It outlines China and Soviet influences, regional rivalries, and potential postponements affecting Algeria and global Cold War dynamics. It notes Boumedienne Ben Bella regime changes and possible shifts in participation from India Indonesia and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Asia
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
Chou Enlai
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Sable d'Or
Boumedienne
Ren’ Bella
China
Peking
Tsengao
India
Indonesia
Bandung
United Front
Chou
Communist Party
North Korea
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Ben Bella
Shasiri
Nehru
Egypt
Nasser
Yemen
Yugoslavia
Tita
Chen Yi
Cuba
Russia
Rawley and Lockwood Lead Editorial and Advertising Team
The piece lists D. A. Rawley as president and Mrs. Charles Howard Lockwood as secretary treasurer and editor. It also notes roles for managing editor, advertising director, and business manager among the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Ogeliviste
LBJ Not Superman Says Washington Writer
Henry Cathcart notes Johnson’s gall bladder surgery showed he is mortal and recuperation was longer and harder than image-builders suggested. He cites Republicans joking about vast sums and recalls IMF meeting with Fowler and Giscard d Estaing in a tennis context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Johnson
United States
Madison Avenue
International Monetary Fund
Chang
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Fowler
Andre de Lattre
d’Estaing
Kennedy blamed for wiretaps and canalitis disease in Congress
The column alleges Bobby Kennedy started the wiretap trend during his tenure as attorney general, with Justice Department and IRS involvement across multiple cities. It also mocks a new fictional ailment called canalitis affecting several congressmen, notably Rep. Mike Kirwan and Rep. Albert W. Johnson, proposing a vast, costly "Mike's billion-dollar ditch" between Erie and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sheldon Cohen
Senate
Dick Tracy
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
Kid Long
Dmo
Sen. Kennedy
Justice Department
Internal Revenue
Department of Justice
Pittsburgh
Aus
Alexandria
Greenville
S. C
Detroit
Kansas City
Congress
Simitten
Mike Kirwan
Youngstown
Ohio
Mike
Lake Erie
Kirwan
Army Engineers
Pennsylvania
Joe Clark
Hugh Scott
Albert W. Johnson
Early North Carolina furniture capital and market growth
This installment traces High Point and statewide furniture finance in the early 1900s, noting charter capital rises, the rise of stock ownership, and the shift from amateur operation to professional manufacture. It surveys marketing shifts, price competition, and the emergence of trade shows, sales networks, and state associations setting the stage for High Point showroom and southern manufacturer associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David N. Themas
North Carolina
Suraitura
Furniture World
J. J. Farriss
the Enterprise
High Point
H. M. Weller
Booth
Piedmont Table Company
White
Mebane
Dalton
Boston
New York
New York Furniture Exchange
Grand Rapids
Klingman
Ralph Parker
High Point Museum
Tomlinson
Dallas
Richmond
Commission
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Harrison Hall
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
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Jon Bcpharron
Patterson
Dol
Charles
Loflin
Associated Press
Dally
Carriat
N.C
AP News
Ag Securid-Clans
Carritry, Daylere and
Ineal
Wardcriffity Company
National Advertising Representatives
LBJ
Superman
Drew Pearson
Tin
Tex
Chiscago
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Seattle
Albuquerque
Philadelphia
Albany
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Brooklyn
Las Vegas
Washington, D.C
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Als
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Wis
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