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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1972

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Action Line guidance from The Enterprise notice

Readers are invited to call or write Action Line at The Enterprise for help with questions or problems. The paper notes high request volume and cannot acknowledge or answer every inquiry.

Action Line Mr. C

Annual Grab Bag of Readers’ Questions and Comments

Readers vent on topics from minority rights to political trust and highway safety. Letters touch on corrupt judges, hypocrites, cockroaches, stolen jewelry, antisocial behavior, and a call for government help, reflecting public frustration and everyday concerns.

McGovern Wallace Lead After California Pennsylvania Mass

McGovern vaulted to a strong delegate lead with a Massachusetts landslide and a Pennsylvania win while Wallace’s strong showing in Pennsylvania signals improved nominating chances. Humphrey claimed Pennsylvania and moved into strong delegate position as Muskie trailed in both states. Ohio looms next as Muskie and Jackson head toward Cleveland and Toledo.

McGovern Humphrey Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio Muskie Sen Henry M. Jackson Washington George C. Wallace Alabama Minnesota Indianapolis Wallace George Wallace Cleveland Toledo Jackson

Muskie Seeks Recovery After Pivotal Losses in Primaries

Philadelphia AP reports Sen. Edmund Muskie suffers defeats in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania primaries. McGovern leads in Massachusetts, Humphrey wins Pennsylvania as Muskie hangs on in a tight third-place race. Muskie's campaign insists the comeback starts now amid waning frontrunner momentum.

Philadelphia Edmund S. Muskie Florida Wisconsin Muskie Pennsylvania Massachusetts George McGovern

Viet forces threaten split of South Vietnam. U S transport shot down

North Vietnamese troops push along Highway 1 and 14 threatening Kontum and Bong Son while siege warfare tightens around An Loc. A C130 transport is down near An Loc with six crew missing as U S bombers strike central Viet Nam and airfields suffer more damage.

Saigon South Vietnam Cambodia U.S An Loc Kontum Binh Dinh Pleiku Salem Phu My Bong Son Highway 14 Kontum City Dak To United States

Day's Extension of Probe Deepens ITT Nixon Clash

The Kleindienst ITT inquiry is likely to run another day as new disclosures reveal contradictions between Nixon administration and ITT officials. Senate aides say votes exist to extend the investigation, with closed hearings to decide Kleindienst's attorney general nomination.

Washington Kleindienst- Itt Nixon International Telephone & Telegraph Corp Senate Judiciary Committee Richard G. Kleindienst Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Jack Anderson Justice Department ITT Anderson San Diego Kleindienst White House Peter M. Flanigan Flanigan Felix G

Paris Talks Set to Resume Thursday in Two Track Talks

U S and South Vietnam plan to renew Vietnam peace negotiations on Thursday with both public plenary sessions and secret talks continuing, signaling a two track approach that could involve Le Duc Tho and Kissinger. The move follows Nixon's March suspension amid accusations of North Vietnamese filibustering.

Paris United States South Vietnam Vietnam North Vietnam le Duc Tho U.S Henry Kissinger Nixon

Nixon to Present Vietnam Report Tonight With Troop Plan

President Nixon will outline his Vietnam troop plan after May 1 in a radio television address at 10 p.m. EST. Kissinger’s Moscow trip and resumption of Paris talks frame the briefing, as negotiators prepare to meet in Paris on Thursday to seek measures ending North Vietnamese aggression.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Moscow Paris Nixon Vietnam U.S South Vietnam Hanoi White House Saigon Kissinger Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev Camp David Soviet Union Brezhnev Kremlin North Vietnam

Supermarket Food Prices Show Drop in March

Washington AP reports supermarket food prices fell 0.4 percent in March the first decline in five months. Farmers absorbed the decrease while middlemen gained little. The Agriculture Department noted BLS had shown March retail food prices rising 0.1 percent overall.

Washington Agriculture Department

Food price shift reflects farmer drops and middleman gains

March BLS market basket shows total annual cost at 1292 dollars, down from February’s peak. Farmers received 502 dollars, a small cut, while middleman costs rose to 790 dollars, offsetting lower farm prices via transport and processing charges.

Nixon Spokesman Used false Camp David tale on Kissinger trip

President Nixon's press secretary Ronald Ziegler told reporters a Camp David weekend plan for Nixon and Kissinger that never occurred. Kissinger instead went to Moscow for four days, with later notes confirming talks with Soviet leaders on Vietnam and the Moscow summit.

Washington Nixon Henry A. Kissinger Moscow White House American Society of Newspaper Editors Ronald L. Ziegler Kissinger Camp David Vietnam Ziegler

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