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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1971
Page
4
The article argues that despite arrests of hundreds of IRA members, Northern Ireland faces a deeper political terrorism threat. It says reforms ended sectarian strife but violent extremist tactics persist, demanding a bold long term policy with continued UK support to prevent Ireland's slide into anarchy.
Dudley Swim argues for a clear line between education and indoctrination urging educators to teach truths while avoiding political influence. Glenn Campbell warns U S universities risk politicization unless they return to teaching and research. Swim’s call spans national and international relevance for genuine education.
The 1971 broadcast marked a shift as Nixon ended the U S gold window and let the dollar float. De Gaulle long urged a gold standard and warned that the U S would rely on gold reserves to back its currency. The move reshapes international finance, signaling a decline in U S prosperity and fueling global political tremors.
The article alleges Assistant Attorney General Will Wilson bridged to a Texas financial empire tied to Frank Sharp. It details post-Justice Department dealings, Sharp’s promotion schemes, and alleged political connections including Gov. Preston Smith and others. It claims Wilson lent $25,000 to Sharp after taking office and notes his recusal from related matters.
The article details how Wilson handled at least three Sharpstown Bank lawsuits and borrowed from the bank to buy stock. It notes his moving wealth from 680000 to over 1.5 million, a bank loan secured by land, and a 200000 debt to Sharpstown Bank. It also cites a confidential SEC memo about assets gained via Sharpstown and mentions a stock purchase for a bank examiner's wife using Wilson’s brokerage account.
The Hollings re marriage in Charleston drew Catholics and Lutherans into a public discussion after a Lutheran senator wed a Catholic bride. Officials permitted passive attendance per 1968 ecumenical guidelines. The ceremony led to a European honeymoon and a post service stop at the Naval Base Officers Club.
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