High Point Enterprise Front Page Features
The High Point Enterprise, dated Friday February 18 1972, features staff bylines with D A Rawley president Randall B Terry treasurer and Joe Brown editor. The page details editorial leadership and newspaper attributions for that edition.
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High Point Enterprise
Randall B. Terry
Joe Brown
Fragmentary Bible Passage Quoted in 19th Century Letter
A dated letter quotes Matthew 17 20 promising faith can move mountains and nothing will be impossible. The fragment reflects religious belief echoed in correspondence from the period.
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Matthew
Missing Candidates Reflect Voters’ Apathy in Guilford
A local opinion notes dwindling candidate lists for county and state offices in Guilford. The writer warns that Democratic and Republican leadership must mobilize before Monday noon to avoid an era of non participation, stressing the danger to governance if good people abstain from running or voting.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Richard Maxwell
Robert Shaw
Board of County Commissioners
Herman Gist
Guilford
Gist
State Senate
Klan donation boosts ACLU civil rights case in Charlotte
The Ku Klux Klan, opposing communism and racial mixing, sent $1 200 to the North Carolina ACLU after a Klansman was fired for Klon affiliation. The ACLU defended him, a federal court ordered reinstatement, and the Klan’s gift became the chapter's largest donation. Civil rights advocacy remains for all Americans.
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Ku Klux Klan
North Carolina
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Turn of the Klan
Charlotte
Plunder of Mayan and Latin American ruins threatens history
Looters in Guatemala and across the Americas strip tombs and temples of stelas jars and potshards for an international art market. UNESCO UNESCO conventions limited response and Congress debates have not stopped the thefts threatening cultures and future access to the past.
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Guatemala
United States
Middle
South America
Clemency Coggins
Machteld Mellink
Bryn Mawr College
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Latin America
Congress
Nixon Era Nuclear Threats and Offshore Island Settlement
A RAND secret study for the Pentagon shows the United States ready to use nuclear weapons in 1958 to defend Quemoy and Matsu. It argues Washington should cut back Chiang Kai-shek forces and pursue an offshore island settlement while keeping Taiwan defense.
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Quemoy-Matsu
Pentagon
Rand Corporation
United States
Islands
Richard Nixon
Quemoy
Matsu
Chou En-lai
Peking
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Taiwan
Chiang
CIA study says GRC could repel Chinese invasion with favorable balance
Jack Anderson reports a CIA survey on Taiwan forecasting a likely amphibious assault, with GRC forces outnumbering CPR by two to one in each sector and five to one overall after reserves deploy. The report notes U.S. aid keeps the GRC navy capable through FY73 and cites covert funds Chiang Kai-shek could use for mainland reconquest.
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GRC
Penghus
Taiwan
Navy
Chiang
CPR
U.S
GRC Navy
Laird briefs Nixon on Red China's atomic capability
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird briefed President Nixon in the White House on Red China's nuclear program. He described the Landow Complex near Lanchow and a second underground site at Paotow with robots and French equipment, plus a missile test site at Lop Nor. He warned of an emerging intercontinental missile capability and said the United States is under the gun.
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United States
Pecos
Arenosa
Texas
Florida
Hester A. Davis
Arkansas Archeological Survey
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
China
Peking
Mr. Laird
White House
Red China
Landow
Lanchow
Great Bend
Yellow River
Paotow
Suiyuan
Mongolia
Gobi Desert
Savannah River
Augusta
Paptow
Lancow
Lop Nor
Sinkiang Province
Shwangchengtze
North American Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Central Intelligence Agency
Schwangchengtze
Mao
Trade with China Seen as Long-Term Prospect Amid Short-Term Barriers
Washington contemplates the potential economic impact of China trade as Nixon prepares for a trip to Peking. Analysts caution that while long-term gains could rise with industrialization and urban demand, immediate growth is unlikely due to barriers and political opposition.
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Washington
China
Nixon
Peking
U. S
People's Republic of China
New York Times
James Reston
James A. Ramsey
New York
Monsanto
Hercules
American Optical
Sperry Rand
Cummins Engine
United States
Congress
Johnson
Russia
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Anghor Wat
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Royal
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Hague
Hiroshi Daifuku
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