High Point Realtor of the Year Honor for Janice Hedgecock
Mrs. Janice Hedgecock, longtime executive at Taylor M. Simpson Co. and Memorial Park Inc., was named Realtor of the Year by the High Point Board of Realtors. Born near Walnut Cove, she built a career from payroll clerk to secretary treasurer and has been active in civic drives and community clubs. She and husband Roy reside at 3821 N Main St with daughter Barbara Jean and son-in-law Col. Douglas H. Farmer, in Germany.
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Tor Janice B. Hedgecock
Women’s Liberation
Germanton High School
Forsyth County
Taylor M. Simpson Co
Realtors
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Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Hedgecock
Aliie Oscar Roles
Pearl Murray Roles
Walnut Cove
Germanton
Guilford Business College
High Point
High Point College
University of Houston
O. L. Williams Veneer Co
Tomlinson’s
Field Motor Co
C&s Motor Co
Paul Motor Co
Thomasville
Simpson
High Point Bank and Trust Co
Exchangettes
Country Garden Club
Oakview
Editor's Notebook The Ides of September on Campuses
An editorial denounces militant student leftists for wrecking university systems. It cites bombings, calls for law enforcement and university funding, and argues administrators must fire nonperforming faculty, separate from student disruption, and resist revolutionary aims. The piece warns riots fade but damage endures.
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League For Industrial Democracy
Ster
Madison
Michael Jaliman
Great Neck
N. Y
Wisconsin
Assa
Jaliman
Mr. Jaliman
University of Michigan
South America
Sorbonne
Paris
Free University of Berlin
Vietnam
Angela Davis
Black Panthers
SDS
Kennedy Rockefeller duel shapes 1972 campaign outlook
Washington notes the Kennedy Rockefeller dynamic as a potential path to the 1972 Democratic nomination. Jay Rockefeller’s West Virginia rise and Ted Kennedy’s reelection bid fuel debate on who leads in 1972, with census shifts and House size shaping electoral math.
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Jay Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Illinois
Charles Percy
Democratic Party
The Same Old War in Nixon’s Vietnam Dilemma
Sunday Accent argues Nixon’s 1968 pledge lacked a disclosed plan while his policies echoed Johnson’s. It cites troop withdrawals, continued bombing, and a broader conflict with Cambodia and Laos, noting rising inflation in South Vietnam and eroding support at home. The piece warns of waning faith in leadership and frames Vietnam as a broader U.S. policy mistake.
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America
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Laos
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Handley Highway Opens 18 Miles to Denton in Davidson County
The 18 mile Highway 109 stretch from Thomasville to Denton is open with fresh asphalt and painted lines. A remaining blasting area near Denton will delay opening until next week and officials warn rock danger if opened early. Denton Mayor reports 991 residents, expects over 1,000 with new Du Pont workers. Lions Club features Fred Morrison Jr. as Sept speaker. Pride seeks four costly items.
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Florida
Maggie Valley
Six Flags
Thomasville
Davidson County
Davie County
George L. Hundley
Handley
Winston-Salem
Jeff Allen
High Rock Lake
Handley Highway
Jerry Carlton
du Pont
Fred Morrison JR
Bob Scott
Raleigh
Denton Lions Club
Camp Cheerio winter horse loan offers
Max Cooke of the YMCA proposes lending summer riding horses from Camp Cheerio for winter use to individuals who commit to care for them until spring. The idea emerges during a visit to the camp near Roaring Gap as plans for its Gilbert Bernard Pool unfold.
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Max Cooke
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Penner
Max
Camp Cheerio
Cooke
Roaring Gap
Gilbert Bernard
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