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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1973
Page
2
The piece criticizes Congress for failing to pass emergency energy legislation before holidays. It argues executive brinkmanship and Senate oil interests hinder national energy effort. It cites Rep Drinan’s anger over an excess profits clause and notes public confusion amid conflicting energy reports.
In Washington the question whether the United States emerged a loser or winner from the latest Middle East conflict is debated. A threatened Arab oil embargo harms the economy and strains U S European ties, yet the war boosted U S leverage over Israel and clout at Geneva. Egypt and the United States resumed diplomatic relations on November 7, while Sadat’s balanced approach seeks concessions from Israel. Moscow also seeks a settlement advantageous to Arabs, yet both superpowers need a Middle East accord. Public mood in Israel shifts after the war, with Dec 31 elections likely to test support for hardline positions. Dayan warns of pressure on negotiations while Kissinger probes possible security guarantees for Israel, pondering borders and U S involvement.
A personal reminiscence of a 1930s Christmas marked by rising expectations and family hardship. The narrator recalls toy disappointments, job loss, bank failure, and the shift to receiving only clothes, contrasted with his brother Bob’s different experiences and later acceptance.
A holiday column reflects on post Christmas consumer burnout and returns. People seek simpler, meaningful gifts and reconnect with religious meaning. A family story shows a boy gifting his long hair to his father, illustrating love over material value.
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