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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1971

Page

12

Campaigns Urged On Issues Not People By Gov Scott

North Carolina Democrats open 1972 campaigns with Governor Scott urging clean, issue driven contests. Mary land Mandel forecasts a Democratic national win as lawmakers mingle at events in Atlantic Beach with candidates for governor and lieutenant governor courting backers.

Atlantic Beach N.C North Carolina Bob Scott Maryland Marvin Mandel Scott Mandel Robert Morgan Council of State Pat Taylor Hargrove Bowles D-Guilford Hugh Morton Jim Hunt Wilson Roy Sowers Jr Natural and Economic Resources House Phil Godwin Allen Barbee D-Nash U.S Everett Jordan Nick Galifianakis Eugene Grace Durham Herman Moore Mecklenburg Hector McGeachy Cumberland Tom Strickland D-Wayne

Farmers' Almanac Goes Mad 1971 edition sparks youth message

Lewiston Maine AP reports the Farmers Almanac, 155 years old, features in its Signs of the Times section a billboard with a long haired youth and a girl in granny glasses making peace signs. Editor Ray Geiger says the almanac aims to attract young readers while staying on a high moral plane.

Lewiston Maine Farmers’ Almanac Ray Geiger Geiger

George Wins Turtle Race at Lillington Festival

George a nonsnapping turtle named after Alabama Governor George Wallace won the Governor's Cup race on a 15 foot track in 57 seconds at Lillington North Carolina in the Turtle Festival. The field included seven turtles with Jen nie a snapper representing Virginia Governor Linwood Holton placing second Pokey Bob representing North Carolina Governor Bob Scott finishing third and other governors from South Carolina Florida and Louisiana represented. Johnny McDonald of Lillington owns Superb BP which won the children's event with 176 turtles entered.

Lillington N. C George Alabama George Wallace Jennie Linwood Holton Virginia Pokey Bob North Carolina Bob Scott South Carolina Florida Louisiana Johnny McDonald

80 Year old man spends life feeding birds in LA parks

Ray mond Lopez, an 80-year-old retired Hollywood makeup man, spends most of his pension on delivering 2,800 pounds of bird feed weekly for Echo and MacArthur parks. Neighbor Manuel Cerda helps transport the feed as Lopez, in poor health since last year, goes hungry himself to ensure birds are fed. About 150 birds visit each dawn.

Los Angeles Raymond Lopez Lopez Echo MacArthur Parks Hollywood Manuel Cerda Cerda

Blacks urged to run favorite son presidential candidates

State Rep. Julian Bond campaigns to mobilize black voters for favorite son or daughter candidates in the 1972 Democratic primaries. He argues this could boost black delegate strength at the convention, possibly reaching about 1,000 delegates, triple the 1968 level, and reduce reliance on national candidates.

Atlanta Julian Bond Bond

Miami Boat Show Set for February in Miami Beach

The annual Miami International Boat Show returns to Miami Beach Convention Hall February 18 through 23 drawing 279000 visitors last winter and showcasing boats and marine gear.

Miami Miami Beach

Johnson nearly ordered 1965 wage price freeze

Former price controller Michael V. DiSalle said President Lyndon B. Johnson almost ordered a wage price freeze in July 1965. DiSalle recalled the White House meeting when Johnson discussed escalating Vietnam and noted such a move might have put him in double jeopardy. He believes a national emergency could have been declared to curb the economic strain.

Michael V. DiSalle iPrice DiSalle Ohio Washington Johnson President's Club White House Vietnam Mike CPA

Americans Back Nixon China Visit Despite Cautious Hopes

A Harris survey of 1,548 households finds 68 percent approve of Nixon accepting the invitation to visit mainland China while 19 percent disapprove. Voters expect broader impact on trade, UN recognition, and peace, yet doubt rapid Vietnam progress and lasting shifts in power.

Nixon Mainland China Peking U.S United States United Nations America Vietnam

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