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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1971
Page
4
The article reviews the India Pakistan cease fire and foreign reactions. It notes U S pressure on both sides and UN actions while India gains in East Pakistan and Pakistan moves in Kashmir. The piece argues about wider Cold War consequences and regional realignments.
City votes bonds five years ago for a new City Hall. Ed ward Durell Stone and Leon Schute design a $3,040,998 building. Site cleared on S Hamilton block from E Commerce to East Green Drive. Delays shown but project advances toward a new government complex east of the existing hall.
CAPUS WAYNICK argues that raising the U S price for gold to eighty percent above the $35 standard signals a shift away from the gold standard. He notes likely sustained devaluation effects on foreign travel, imports, and global markets while predicting no quick return to a fixed gold standard.
Washington reports reveal secret messages between U S ambassadors Keating in New Delhi and Farland in Islamabad over India Pakistan policy. Keating urges backing Bengali independence amid refugee crisis while Farland pushes to support Pakistan. both claim Indian actions as liberating yet calm talks with India's Swaran Singh and K B Lall suggest India seeks to stop slaughter and restore East Pakistan to Bengali control.
Farland reports a December 8 informal talk at President Yahya’s residence defending Pakistan and accusing India of invading Pakistani territory. Yahya warned of a potential India push in West Pakistan and dismemberment of East Pakistan while pledging to fight to defend Muslim lives and faith. State Department officials privately saw Nixon’s tilt as dangerous.
The sermon reflects on the first Christmas and its timeless reach across history. It links the nativity to mercy, joy, and salvation, noting how commercialism clashes with sacred meaning and celebrating Saint Nicholas as the original Santa Claus guiding gift giving and compassion.
A drive to establish a memorial scholarship at High Point College honors Lieut. Commander David A. Culler, a High Point native and Navy pilot who died in a Jacksonville jet crash. The piece also covers redevelopment hopes on Main Street and a mayoral prayer breakfast.
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