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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1976
Page
3
The judge in the Patty Hearst case moved jury selection into chambers drawing sharp debate about openness in criminal trials. Critics warn that secrecy erodes public trust and could invite further closures, while supporters cite fairness and protection from media influence.
The piece surveys local and national debates on naming public places after living or recently deceased individuals. It notes High Point policy against such names, contrasts city actions with school rules, and references calls to rename the Hoover Building, a proposed Marina Freeway rename in California, and Cape Canaveral versus Cape Kennedy reversals, plus renewed scrutiny of JFK’s portrait and legacies.
Cardinal Jan Willebrand receives additional duties as Archbishop of Utrecht, with ties to ecumenism and the World Council of Churches. The piece also answers religion questions about priests and rabbis, noting Jewish priestly lineage and rabbinic roles, and lists Canadian cardinals Maurice Roy and George Finhiff, with Paul Emile Leger noted as still a cardinal despite missionary work.
In features, George Hamilton IV and family base in Charlotte with Arthur Smith Show while planning Russia and Czechoslovakia programs amid a busy European schedule. The piece notes Horace Gilderton, longtime Dodge dealer and civic figure, died after a storied Southeastern business career. It also covers urban renewal utility work in Green to Kivett Drive, a two million dollar underground conduit project, and local civic events from police scholarships to Jaycee meetings and an annual furniture show gathering students and designers. The report blends entertainment, business, and local development in High Point and surrounding areas.
Washington Roundup notes a $4119 million Garrison Diversion irrigation plan on the Canada North Dakota border prompts concerns of polluting Canada’s waters, potential treaty violations, and a bid to ease fears via the International Joint Commission.
The piece argues Daniel Patrick Moynihan quit as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations after clashing with the diplomatic club culture. It praises his blunt critique of hypocrisy, U.N. pomp, and U.S. aid politicization, noting others feared public backlash yet acknowledging Moynihan’s impact on American foreign policy discourse.
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