High Point Enterprise Staff Roles Listed
The High Point Enterprise displays a roster of leadership including Randall B. Terry as President and Co-Publisher D A Rawley as Co-Publisher David A Rawley Jr as Vice President Joseph P Rawley as General Manager and Mrs C H Lockwood as Vice President in the company listings.
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Randall B. Terry
Deep Waters Of Politics At City Council Session
A lengthy Thursday council meeting turns political with salary funding debates and a call to reexamine the city manager’s role. The Kirkman motion to study across the board raises prompts discussion of budget austerity and pay raises versus service cuts amid looming election dynamics.
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Harold Cheek
Council
Arthur Kirkman
Kirkman
Frank
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Ford holds informal news conference echoing Roosevelt
A news conference in the Oval Office with President Ford answering questions for 30 minutes, cameras allowed but sound not recorded. The scene mirrors Roosevelt era style as Ford faces networks concerns over the fairness doctrine and equal time rules.
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Ford
Roosevelt
White House
Oval Office
Federal Communications Commission
Britain Faces Deep NHS Budget Crisis and Doctor Shortage
London reports the National Health Service, long providing free care, faces severe financial strain from inflation, strikes, reorganization, and doctor shortages. A 10 percent budget cut prompts fears of reduced services, more emigration, and longer waiting lists as nearly three million seek private care. The Labor government considers tighter controls on private practice, while the British Medical Association warns over 1.2 billion is needed to address immediate problems.
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London
National Health Service
British Medical Association
Labor
Which Magazine
Nmmer
Sinc
England
Sheffield
Cambridge
Derek Stevenson
The
Association
Health Service
Britain
Where Do Free Speech Rights Hit Limit in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court recently tackled when obscene language becomes a crime, tracing historical limits on disorderly conduct and incitement. It discusses the balance between individual rights and public order, citing Jehovah's Witness cases and the need to prevent riots while avoiding unfettered individualism.
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Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bay Colony
James Joyce
Ulysses
Supreme Court
Jehovah's ‘Witnesses
Massachusetts Court
Supreme Judicial Court
U.S
Supreme’ Court
Boston
Jehovah's Witnesses
Res Publica
Brezhnev health and CIA grip on secrets
The CIA’s Life Sciences Division tracks Brezhnev’s health, noting gum pain from smoking, a queasy stomach, possible cortisone treatment, and rumors of serious ailments. Analysts doubt retirement is soon, with nerves over his health and lifestyle, including a visit to a Kremlin spa.
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Russia
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Life Sciences Division
Kremlin
United States
Dulles
Camp David
Perts
The Mark I Cat Futch go go dancer sub weapon
Washington reports a satire column describing a go go dancer on a submarine deck as a proposed morale booster and weapon system. A Pentagon briefing mocks cost, peacetime use, and justification to Congress amid Cold War satire.
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Washington
Finback
Cat Futch
Port Canaveral
Atlantic
Chdr
Connelly D. Stevenson
Navy
Pentagon
U.S
Congress
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