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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1971
Page
4
Winston-Salem Police Chief Justus M. Tucker issues a memorandum calling for high professional conduct by officers. He stresses policing impartially, resisting mob behavior and vulgar abuse, and warns agents who cannot meet standards to seek other work. The memo follows two harassment incidents and frames community respect as tied to officer behavior.
The piece argues that the U S faces a testing period where citizens must quickly learn how the system works. It stresses responsible and responsive government at all levels and asserts government spending as essential to curb inflation and stabilize the dollar.
The piece reflects on the Christmas season as a time of wonder across the Christian world. It highlights children at Christmas trees Salvation Army bells the Christmas Cheer Fund church services and festive lights. It emphasizes goodwill and faith spanning nearly two millennia.
International Bible Sunday sermon extols the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. It emphasizes reading scripture in context, praises the books of Psalms Job Amos Hosea Micah and the life of Jesus, and lauds Genesis creation and final revelation in Christ.
In a memory laden column CAPUS WAYNICK marks the 30th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack. He recalls the surprise strike, Roosevelt’s "infamy" line, and Japan's later defeat, while noting changing views and Japan's postwar role. He also recalls a Richmond Virginia bridge tournament day and Oswald Jacoby's wartime Marine reservist note.
Behind the scenes a week of bipartisan effort aimed at a day care bill met stiff White House resistance. Key players Mondale Brademas Reid Javits Nelson Quie Dellenback Steiger and Richardson jockeyed to secure state funding and Secretarial flexibility while Nixon weighed a veto. The final conferees faced a potential breach of trust as Quie resisted signing the conference report.
A man posing as a charity canvasser robbed Mrs. Mary Coxell in her North Miami townhouse. He tied her, rifled jewelry and valuables, and urged her not to tell police it was an armed robbery. Police labeled the act amateurish. her husband, a Miami city planner, installed safeguards after the scare.
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