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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1972
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise newspaper displays its masthead listing officers and editors, noting L L B. Terry as treasurer Joe Brown as editor D A Rawley Jr as vice president and P Rawley as general manager, dated Monday January 3 1972.
Rockefeller urges breaking from old routes to achieve success. The quote emphasizes choosing innovative approaches over following established norms.
Ray Hubbard’s year end look at the 1972 school board outlook conveys optimism that racial integration hurdles are fading. Dr. John Bridgers suggests a parental educator review council to evaluate how well children are educated, shifting focus from logistics to education outcomes.
A 15 year old writes of fighting pollution with burning passion. The writer counsels patience and knowledge over anger and urges collective effort across generations to clean air and water. The piece encourages continued zeal and notes environmental progress since early efforts began.
A year after a U S federal ban on radio and television cigarette ads the industry trims overall promotion while sales rise. Cigarette consumption is projected to increase 2.3 percent in 1971 to 536 billion with plain and mentholated filters up 6 percent. Industry leaders cite shifts to other media and renewed demand, yet warn about future risks including youth uptake and new brand introductions.
Secret White House minutes show Nixon ordered a pro Pakistan stance and fury at aides for not being tougher on India. Kissinger pressed for cooler treatment of India and to frame UN statements, with crisis talks by Helms DePalma and the Washington Special Action Group.
Secret minutes reveal Kissinger pressed to block foreign aid and budget support for India while privately denying siding with Pakistan. The notes show White House approval needed for any new development loans and a wary stance on allocating unspent AID funds.
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