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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1973
Page
1
Readers are advised to write or call Action Line in care of The Enterprise. Staff consider each request but the large volume prevents acknowledgment of all inquiries.
Readers ask how to handle Valentine gifts and talking about sex with parents. AMA and NEA publish age specific booklets from 4th grade to young adults, available for 30 cents from AMA or NEA.
Postmaster Crissman urges notifying police about the mailbox theft and postal inspectors will act. He offers to notify the inspection service on request. A High Point reader asks for used children books to support a literacy workshop and Nixon program outreach, requesting calls to 883 6594 or 883 6504 for book pickup. S. J. U.
Hanoi and Washington announced a plan for a joint economic commission to develop ties with North Vietnam and discuss postwar reconstruction of bomb damaged areas. The move followed Henry Kissinger’s departure from Hanoi leading to the diplomatic communiqué.
A wave of selling hits the dollar as Tokyo and Zurich markets push the currency to new lows against the Swiss franc and the yen. Gold soars to record highs in London while diamond prices rise, amid efforts by the Japanese state bank to stabilize the dollar.
Twenty American prisoners of war and a Vietnamese puppy left Clark Air Base aboard a C141 Starlifter headed for Travis Air Force Base in California. Forty more POWs follow Thursday in two planes leaving 80 at Clark and one in Saigon. Capt. Jeremiah A. Denton voiced thanks for the welcome and for President Nixon’s role. The White House signaled a new aid commission for North Vietnam reconstruction and Kissinger planned a news conference after returning from Peking. The joint Vietnam accord principles urge full implementation and a new U S-DPRV relationship based on independence and mutual benefit.
Ex POWs Brian Woods and Glendon Perkins reach U S soil to care for gravely ill mothers in California and Minnesota. Woods thanks supporters and calls the homecoming uplifting while Perkins greets his family at Maxwell Air Force Base before moving toward further medical care.
Washington reporters watched a revived Nixon mingle with aides and family after Vietnam prisoner news, then stroll with Donald Rumsfeld to a Polynesian restaurant. A Rose Garden photo op broke usual routine, signaling a dramatic public reemergence.
Washington reports that the United States and Cuba expect to sign an antihijacking agreement within days. Officials say only procedural details remain before the pact is exchanged and announced, with no discussion of substance expected until all steps are completed.
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