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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1972
Page
4
Mrs. C. H. Lockwood is listed as vice president followed by David A. Rawley Jr. as vice president and Joseph P. Rawley as general manager for the Thursday, January 6, 1972 schedule.
The passage reflects on achievement through dedicated effort and energy. It contrasts the value of wisdom and understanding with material wealth and cites a biblical proverb.
The piece warns travelers and youths about a new North Carolina drug law effective Jan. 1 that harshly punishes narcotic distribution to anyone under 21 with penalties from 10 years to life. It notes the law’s potential to impact Vietnam veterans and urges careful understanding of the 21 age threshold and consequences.
The Los Angeles Times describes a Van Nuys belly dancing class where nine suburban housewives practice privately for exercise and enjoyment. The scene is a crowded room of chiffon and movement with no intention of public performances.
London reports a boom in Victorian antiques from 1830 to 1901 with prices rising sharply. Sotheby's notes strong turnover in items from biscuit tins to porcelain vases as collectors seek scarce pieces. Experts warn that many pieces may be fake and catalogues themselves may become collectibles.
Secret White House papers warn Japan may move away from the United States and toward Communist China under Prime Minister Eisaku Sato. Nixon’s moves toward Peking and textile talks have eroded trust and risk Japan seeking its own nuclear capability while maintaining a wary alliance. Ambassador Meyer notes growing anti American sentiment and calls for a re study of postwar Asia relations with Tokyo.
John Lindsay and John Ashbrook announce presidential bids in Miami and Washington, using media savvy and strategic funding to capture attention. Lindsay targets Florida primary with heavy TV spending while Ashbrook leverages leaks and publicity for a NH challenge, aided by conservative donors.
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