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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1971
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists B Terry as treasurer of McPherson and Randa Ho as editor while Awley serves as president in the newspaper’s leadership notes.
A Los Angeles County grand jury study reveals widespread belief the system is outdated and inefficient. Dr. Sam Soghomonian a Pasadena College political science professor with a PhD Calls the jury experience valuable personally yet dubious for national impact. The body delivered a 106 page report to the County Board of Supervisors, which critics say was buried.
Senators Ervin and Fulbright clash over executive privilege and secrecy amid Vietnam disclosures. They muse on Nixon China visit, data banks, and army surveillance while Ball urges practical reforms not rigid laws. The debate centers on limiting executive power and preserving congressional oversight.
The article surveys the East Pakistan civil war and its regional impact. It details the brutal crackdown by Gen Yahya Khan's regime, massive Hindu refugee flows into India, and rising tensions with the United States and China. It notes Bengal versus West Pakistan rivalries, jute wealth, and fears of genocide, famine, and ethnic cleansing amid overpopulation.
A classified Pentagon report criticizes NAVSHIPS for outdated contingency plans and unreviewed emergency documents. It notes slow mail, safety and pollution lapses, and vulnerability to contractor plunder. Adm Zumwalt is cited amid leadership scrutiny in a government review ordered by Adm Arnold.
Defenses by Jack Anderson Command critique calls for reform as submarine sonar certification gaps surface. Two SSBNs are operating without certification, risking inability to detect foes. Admiral Sonenshein resists overreach, yet confirms ongoing hard choices and limited funds. Shrimpers press Chevron spill damages in Gulf battle.
The piece highlights National Hosiery Week and a revival of leg fashion from pantyhose to colorful hosiery for men and women. It contrasts brisk fashion chatter with defense debates praising American war efforts in Korea and Vietnam and notes Assembly members’ varied integrity and ambitions.
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