High Point Enterprise April 17 1972 front page
The High Point Enterprise prints its Monday edition dated April 17, 1972. It lists the editor and company officers including D A Rawley and Mrs C H Lockwood with Randall B Terry and Joseph P Rawley among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joe Brown
Joseph P. Rawley
Editorial Gloom Across Chapel Hill Tax Debate
Editorial correspondence from Chapel Hill describes a weekend of pessimism with tax discussions and syndicated columnists. It notes North Carolina relies less on ad valorem taxes and more on income taxes, labeling income tax as progressive and property tax as regressive. It also covers Robert Novak's view of the Democratic Party and Tom Wicker’s provocative prison cost comparisons, ending with a contrast to a sunny NC spring. Joe Brown.
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Chapel Hill
Robert Novak
Democratic Party
White House
Nixon
The
New York Times
Tom Wicker
Attica
California
Vassar
Wicker
North Carolina
Joe Brown
All in the Family sparks Teamsters backlash over Archies bigotry
The national response to the show highlights a clash between labor leaders and a TV satire that lampoons blue collar bigotry. Viewers see Archies flaws as a probe of modern attitudes while defenders praise humor as a cure for prejudice.
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Teamsters Union
Archie Bunker
Archie
Archies
Nixon Moscow visit aims to frame East West issues
The piece analyzes President Nixon’s planned May trip to Moscow to set a political framework for U.S.-Soviet relations, seeking a European Security Conference and a Berlin accord, while Moscow aims to curb Western influence and counter China, shaping a tri-polar balance.
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London
Nixon
Moscow
Kremlin
Peking
America
China
Europe
Germany
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Romania
West Germany
Chan
Cellor
Willy Brandt
United States
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brandt
Bonn
Washington
Berlin
Siberia
Soviet Union
Watson Ambassadorship Under Scrutiny Over Conduct
Senate memo alleges IBM heir and Nixon appointee Arthur Watson engaged in drunken, lewd acts on transatlantic flights. CIA sourced report warns Chinese negotiators may view Watson unfavorably, risking Paris talks with Beijing. Officials attempt to shield him while calls grow to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Business Machines
Nixon
Paris
Washington
Watson
Senate
Tom Dine
Frank Church
Didaho
IBM
France
Helms
Survive or win debate frames primary politics
A mosaic of political jibes and satire notes candidates seeking survival over victory. A college idealist lodges a complaint with Ralph Nader over a purchased term paper recalled by a professor. The piece mocks industry challenges and traffic, and questions city bribery to relocate conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nader
Jordanian King Hussein Pressures on Jerusalem Policy
King Hussein Meets Nixon stressing Jerusalem should belong to all three faiths and warning that Israel's insistence on retaining Jerusalem weakens its global standing. He notes UN calls for internationalized Jerusalem and cites 1948 1956 1967 conflicts, urging Israel to reconsider its stance and diplomacy.
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Hussein
White House
Nixon
Jerusalem
Palestine
Rome
Mecca
Middle East
Israel
Golda Meir
Israel-Jordan
U. N. General Assembly
U. N. Trusteeship Council
Geneva
U. N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Paul VI
Britain
France
Sharm el Sheik
Tiran Strait
Syria
Golan Heights
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Jordan River
Holy City
Urusalem
Republic of Israel
United States
Tel Abiv
Letters View King TV special draws editorial ire
Reader objects to a three hour uninterrupted documentary King A Filmed Record Montgomery to Memphis praising Dr Martin Luther King Jr He questions the public prioritizing a secular pedestal over Jesus Christ and calls for balanced programming and perspective from the Easter season letter writer Kenneth W Eads High Point North Carolina route address provided.
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King TV
Memphis
Merrill Panitt
TV Guide
Ely Landau
Martin Luther King Jr
Jesus Christ
Christ
Kenneth W. Eads
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