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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1969

Page

3

One Plaza Center replaces old Elwood landmark site

Ray McMahan proposes a five story replacement at the old Elwood site with First Citizens Bank and Frank Sherrill’s Cafeteria as initial tenants. Plans hint at possible six to twelve floors, a $4 to $6 million investment, and a major downtown renewal including a new plaza parking facility. Officials from HUD praise High Point’s downtown revamp and the project’s potential tax impact.

First Citizens Bank and Trust Company Frank Sherrill McMahan Washington Atlanta One Plaza Center High Point

Safety drivers weigh if track conditions ruin Talladega race

NASCAR figures spar with drivers led by Richard Petty over whether Talladega's surface and tire availability made the event unsafe. Bill France maintained conditions were not unsafe, while Petty and others withdrew citing safety concerns despite three days of promises for safe tires.

Nascar Talladega Ala Bill France Alabama International Speedway Richard Petty Petty

Editorial on Electing the President and the Electoral College

The House debates a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college for direct presidential election. Gallup and Harris show about 80 percent support popular vote, but ratification and two thirds in Congress loom. Past close calls, possible reforms like district or proportional plans are discussed with Nixon backing proportional plan.

Gallup Harris Congress Wallace Edward P. Boland Ilinois Missouri Nixon Hubert H. Humphrey House of Representatives House John Quincy Adams Rutherford B. Hayes

McGovern and Muskie Poised in 1972 Contest

Washington reports show Hubert Humphrey eyeing a Senate comeback while McGovern weighs a presidential bid aided by a clambake with state chairs. Muskie moves to build an early campaign organization amid Kennedy-era reservations about his vigor and leadership. Sargent Shriver remains a noted Kennedy ally with limited backing.

Washington Hubert Humphrey Senate Muskie Kennedy Sargent Shriver

Notes on News and shifts in Kennedy loyalty

Notes on News recount Kennedy loyalty tensions over Shriver ambassadorship and Johnson Nixon ties. It notes Haynsworth club discrimination claims and a Dre w Pearson legacy line. It discusses Paris talks and Vietnam peace withdrawal positions, with North Vietnam demanding troop pullout before talks.

YMCA Revitalizes Program With New Directors and Camp

In a bold move to broaden its mission the YMCA announces new youth leaders C Edward Williams and Boyce Clardy to run Camp Cheerio and Camp Pioneer along with aquatic programs. The organization cites youth self reliance and community impact as core aims of the expanding, modernized Y. Leaders pledge the “new Y” will build on the old base toward greater usefulness, with local support applauding the change. Community figures discuss broader economic prospects including potential growth, inflation concerns, housing’s role, and a gubernatorial visit to discuss international programs. A local sixteen year old shares a personal philosophy stressing God, country, and the Golden Rule, underscoring youth insight and hope for the nation.

YMCA C. Edward Williams Burlington Bob Culler Max Cooke Cliff Cameron First Union National Bank Greensboro Winston-Salem Paul Nadler IBM Nixon Lyndon Johnson United States God

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