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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1974
Page
2
A compact devotional notes belief in unseen things as the source of strength. Hebrews 11:3 states the world was created by the word of God and things not seen comprise what is visible. James F. Clarke adds that strong convictions precede great actions, warning that doubt weakens.
A tribute to Charles A. Lindbergh portrays him as an original hero whose solo Atlantic flight defined an era. It notes his private integrity, wartime service as adviser and test pilot, and later wildlife conservation work, illustrating enduring public admiration.
The article profiles Evel Knievel as the era’s most imaginative promoter and notes his Skycycle test crash into the Snake River. It explains his plan to attempt a 500-foot canyon jump and details the media frenzy, closed-circuit TV interest, and expected crowds buying tickets, popcorn, and souvenirs as he builds to the final countdown.
The article reviews upcoming TV season trends with NBCs Chico and the Man and spinoffs like Rhoda, notes on Friday night viewing, and the shift toward minority representation in programming. It cites CBSs lineup, predicts ratings, and argues TV shapes social values while guiding consumer tastes.
Watergate prosecutor probes Pat Nixon kin Edward Sullivan and his Geneva trips tied to Nixon jewelry holdings. Sullivan and UNESCO post draw scrutiny over funds, with Rose Mary Woods, Rebozo, and $100,000 Hughes gift linked to earrings. Sources dispute, cite gift misperceptions and charges of sloppy bookkeeping.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee clears Henry Kissinger of lying about the White House wiretap but finds he bears moral guilt for supplying targets. The piece accuses Kissinger of acting as secretary of state for the Senate, cites Vietnam peace hopes, Israel and Egypt roles, a secret Cuba dialogue, and ties to Nixon’s resignation, portraying a costly appeasement.
Washington notes compare Nelson Rockefeller’s private and public personas since 1964. Ford’s VP choice could hinge on winning Rockefeller over as a team player, leveraging his administrative skill, labor ties, and broad influence to steer domestic policy and defense.
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