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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1972
Page
4
D. A. Rawley serves as President with Mrs. C. H. Lockwood as Vice President and David A. Rawley Jr. as Vice President while Joseph P. Rawley is General Manager. The date February 14, 1972 appears in the record.
The High Point area shows strong judicial representation with district judges Byron Haworth and Edward Washington, plus Superior Court members Walter Crissman and Sammie Chess. The editorial urges reelecting Haworth and Washington for six more years and notes Washington’s local roots.
The article discusses how healthy two parent homes yield better adjusted adults while troubled homes produce more disturbed individuals. It highlights Block’s findings on effective fathers and warm mothers versus discordant couples and dismisses gender equality ideas as wet.
The article weighs Lord Widgery's soon to begin public inquiry into the Jan. 30 Londonderry shootings that left 13 dead. It questions whether a one man tribunal under a Conservative appointee can yield impartial justice and predictably defuse tensions, while noting historical tribunals that failed to settle Ulster's disputes and the potential for boycotts and conflicting testimony.
Washington legends on Senate courtesy unfold as Sen. William Proxmire quarrels with Sen. John Sparkman over a banking bill. Proxmire apologizes via letter and floor speech after a leak exposes his accusations of delay. Also, Xerox helps Thurmond fundraising through a campaign mail drop in a Washington suite.
The piece outlines Interpol as a global, budget-light network headquartered in Bern with Paris secretariat, detailing how extradition works, color signals like Red for arrest and Green for surveillance, and noting Clifford Irving’s extradition hurdles with Switzerland. It highlights Swiss officials such as Zurich DA Peter Veleff and skeptical prospects of extraditing Irving.
The piece argues the U S public seeks peace at any price and accuses the far left and Democratic Party of driving unilateral disarmament. It critiques Kissinger’s proposed 2 5 billion rebuilding aid to North Vietnam and questions presidential authority and constitutional limits on war power.
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