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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1971
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise presents its editorial leadership for 1971 with D A Rawley as president, Randall B Terry as treasurer, and Holt McPherson serving as editor as of Monday August 23 1971.
A commentary argues the gold reserve and fixed price system are fanciful and misaligned with America's real wealth. It critiques Nixon's withdrawal from gold backing, urges allied nations to share defense costs, and defends the dollar's primacy amid global price pressures and balance of payments concerns.
A 1969 proposal by the American Bar Foundation for a national landlord tenant code will be reviewed line by line at the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws in Vail Colorado. The debate notes ongoing tenant landlord tensions amid price freezes and rising vacancy in some areas.
The article argues Nixon's China outreach and export curbs push Japan toward self reliant defense. It notes Tokyo wonders if the US would back Japan in a Sino Japanese standoff, while Japan weighs expanding military capacity and asserting claims to the Senkaku Islands amid East China Sea competition with China and South Korea.
Two congressmen charged the IRS used tax investigations to pressure the House Public Buildings subcommittee on a Detroit data processing center. The panel approved the center despite claims of coercion while noting a separate State Department analysis warns Nixon’s China policy shifts power in Asia and India seeks Russian protection.
Merry Round warns Pakistan leans on China as Yahya Khan tightens ties, while China views Japan as its main rival and the U.S. wanes in influence. Nixon faces delay on railroad chief, a costly decor move sparks questions. A West Coast dock strike drains ports, and Kissinger signals Vietnam pullout accelerates with shifting military manpower.
HUD cautions on recreational development purchases urges due diligence on title and liens, zoning, utilities, and promised facilities. It notes high speculation risk and written contracts as protection, plus how to obtain a free consumer pamphlet. The piece also covers North Carolina trucking jobs, and detailed passport application steps, documents, and processing times.
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