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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1972
Page
4
The editorial argues tax reform is overused as a fix for economic ills while noting public support for narrowing loopholes and higher taxes on the wealthy. It critiques quick bills, oil depletion deductions, and municipal bonds exemptions, urging focus on reducing government costs instead.
Charlie Chaplin arrives in New York for a festival of his films and will receive the Handel Medallion, the citys top cultural award. He is 82 and plans to attend the Academy Awards in Hollywood as a special honoree. The return comes after more than two decades abroad amid McCarthy era criticism and a prior ban on reentry.
UNCTAD opens in Santiago with nearly 2000 delegates from 135 countries facing rising bitterness among the have nots. Less-developed nations saw exports share fall from 30 percent in 1950 to 18 percent by 1970, worsening debt and currency issues amid stalled aid and new East West tensions.
Nixon prepares to use nuclear weapons if North Vietnamese forces threaten South Vietnam. Contingency plans updated. targets and blast types discussed. Former sergeant James Walkley confirms rooms with Special Intelligence clearance and target details, while other plan contributors are unnamed. Reports also touch on FBI checks of China visitors, State Department efforts to edit remarks, and Humphrey's drive to include more women in campaign operations.
Louise Hayworth writes to the editor from 206 Dorothy Dr criticizing a movie house display of explicit images visible from a plaza between stores. She cites Orlando statewide anti nudity laws and urges churches and parents to protest to protect youth from moral harm. She highlights the proximity to two churches and questions community responsibility.
The piece argues that productivity decline drives higher living costs and weaker wage growth. It cites Penn Central and rail unions, wage scales, and fringe benefits, plus construction and mining labor disputes, as examples of how inflated pay without proportional output harms the national economy.
Editor notes AP feature writer John Wheeler maps a rising drug scene among American youths through interviews with his own children and other adolescents. He cites heroin and LSD exposure, cocaine and marijuana prices, and warns parents that youths can mask drug use with innocence and careful behavior.
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