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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1972
Page
1
A local heart expert urges households to know the ABCs of CPR Airway Breathing and Cardiac massage to improve survival in heart attack cases. Learn through Red Cross or GTI first aid courses and keep the patient calm and still until help arrives.
The Q and A cover DDD toll signals busy due to toll ticketers. the provider plans to add 30 more units within six months. Advice on humidifiers notes allergy care, mildew issues, and suggests an electrostatic air purifier. cautions humidifiers can worsen moisture problems. The final item confirms a women’s Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in High Point at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Mondays at 2 p.m.
The article explains the need for a special roller tool to compress newspapers into compact cylinders with air passages for even burning and binders to hold them. It cites vendors Anthony Enterprises in San Francisco and Graham's of Florida in Fort Lauderdale as sellers.
Four gubernatorial hopefuls filed with the North Carolina State Board of Elections before the May 6 primary deadline. The board also plans to nominate presidential candidates, with several names expected to be approved for the North Carolina presidential primary.
President Nixon met Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lai in Peking and urged a “long march together” toward peace. Chou outlined diplomatic terms while Nixon said the U S and China need not be enemies after 20 years of estrangement. The talks, described as frank and serious, marked Nixon’s historic mainland visit.
President Nixon arrives in Peking to a cool reception as Chinese crowds watch the ceremony. He and Premier Chou En-lai confer at the Great Hall, with Chou proposing five principles for peaceful relations. Nixon calls for a long, separate road to a world of peace and justice while stressing mutual interests.
Duke University president and former North Carolina governor Terry Sanford says he will permit his name on North Carolina’s presidential primary ballot. He calls the bid an extreme long shot with possible payoff if the Democratic convention deadlocks. He lists Muskie, Humphrey, McGovern, Lindsay, Jackson, and Kennedy as contenders.
North Vietnam ignored Nixon's arrival in Peking as Japanese coverage highlighted the historic moment. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato watched a live telecast and warned of Japan being sidelined. Nationalist China blasted the trip while Taiwan's National Assembly convened to elect leaders.
Labor leader Wilbur Hobby filed as a Democratic candidate for governor in Raleigh. He carried a bundle of one dollar bills and offered a $385 filing fee, pledging a campaign to aid the "plain people" and the average taxpayer while remaining AFL-CIO president and not a special interest candidate. He aimed to win broad support beyond 140000 union members in the state.
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