High Point Enterprise masthead and leadership list
The High Point Enterprise presents its masthead dated Sunday September 19 1971 listing D Rawley as president P Rawley as general manager Mrs C H Lockwood as vice, David A Rawley Jr as vice and Josef Randall Terry as treasurer with Holt McPherson as editor and the publication status as an independent newspaper.
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THE
High Point Enterprise
D. Rawley
P. Rawley
Mgr
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Fairness Central to Phase Two of Nixon Price Wage Plan
The article notes President Nixon hints at Phase Two wage and price restraints with teeth and a strong follow up to the 90 day voluntary freeze. It discusses fairness as essential, limits on profits and dividends, and opposition from labor and some Congress members including Rep Patman.
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Nixon
White House
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Congress
Wright Patman
Patman
Addiction cure drugs urged to share data to fight heroin
Justice Department seeks Congress to waive antitrust laws to let pharma firms share research and facilities for a large scale attack on drug addiction. Smith Kline & French’s Thomas Rauch cautions against false hope while ASA president C Joseph Stetler notes Mitchell sees no problems with cooperation. A four day week proposal faces overtime law limits for federal contracts.
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Justice Department
Congress
Thomas M. Rauch
Smith, Kline and French Laboratories
C. Joseph Stetler
The
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
House Commerce
John Mit
Chell
Mitchell
Oh to be as in the days of youth and memory
A reflective sermon on longing for the past from Job 29 2 Moffatt contrasts aging nostalgia with youth's forward gaze. It recalls sun day school days oak tree swing lilac bushes and the old oaken bucket while noting time moves on and home cannot be recaptured.
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Moffatt
You
Maggie
Tom Wolf
Job
Looking Backward and the Call to Joyful Living
An essay urges readers to abandon nostalgia for a golden past and embrace present blessings. It contrasts idealized memories with harsh modern realities and encourages older people to proudly share their years while living with faith, love, and purpose.
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Moses
Egypt
Tragic Attica Decision Highlights Prison Reform Dilemma
Governor Rockefeller faced a fatal Attica decision resulting in forty dead including ten staff and thirty inmates. The piece weighs mixed expert reactions, argues for safer leniency and reform, and reflects on prison life and the duties of governance.
Memorial gift and community updates in High Point
Elliott Wood confirms a gift to memorialize Dr. George T. Wood Jr. with the Boys Club pool portion in the Salvation Army campaign. The gift, about $100,000, is underwritten by the Wood family and friends. Other items note Judy and Bruce Clodfelter’s renewal of the Little Red School House into Wick and Taper candle shop with exotic wines, Chamber of Commerce event honoring High Point College opening its 47th year with new faculty Dr. Murphy Osborne Jr. and Cletus H. Kruger, and reflections on local arts and biographies including Jim Bishop’s King biography and Dr. C Excelle Rozzelle’s 80th birthday.
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France
Elliott Wood
Wood
Judy
Bruce Clodfelter
Irving Black
Chamber of Commerce
High Point College
Town
Murphy Osborne Jr
Cletus H. Kruger
South Bend
Ind
Earl N. Phillips
Osborne
University of Tennessee
Kruger
First Bank & Trust Company
Jim Bishop
Martin Luther King, JR
Merry
Dr. King
King
Memphis
Oakland
Publishers’ Weekly
High Point
Laurie Pritchett
Albany
Bishop
Rozzelle
Democrats push reforms for honest 1972 convention
Democrats enact 18 guidelines to open delegate selection to grass roots and minority groups. States from Maine to Alabama report compliance as reforms test party machinery while Republicans plan to renominate Nixon in 1972.
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Washington
Chicago
Richard Nixon
Mississippi
John Bell Williams
Louisiana
California
Michigan
Texas
Connecticut
Illinois
Rhode Island
John Bailey
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C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Vico
Josef
Black
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Stephen J. Field
Justice Black
Justice Field
Pan
By Capus Waynick
New York
Attica
Gov. Rockefeller
North Carolina
Central Prison
South Korea
London
Sadler Wells Theatre
Little Angels
George McGovern
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Maine
Ed Muskie
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Missouri
Florida
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