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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1972

Page

4

High Point Enterprise Staff and Leaders

Local High Point newspaper lists key executives and managers including Mrs. C. H. Lockwood vice president David A. Rawley Jr. vice president Joseph P. Rawley general manager D. A. Rawley president Randall B. Terry treasurer Joe Brown editor in an internal masthead.

THE High Point Enterprise C. H. Lockwood David A. Rawley, Jr Joseph P. Rawley Mgr Randall B. Terry Joe Brown

Short-Range Thinking in US Policy During India Pakistan War

The analysis argues Nixon era strategy reduced US influence in South Asia while Russia expands its role. Russia gains footholds on both sides of the Persian Gulf and grows in Egypt and India, shaping sea lanes and oil flows. Dulles critique of Egypt’s Aswan Dam is cited as a cautionary example.

Nixon United States South Asia Subcontinent Russia Persian Gulf Gulf Europe Japan Egypt India Dulles Aswan Dam Gamel Nasser Mediterranean Sea

Arithmetic in North Carolina race mirrors global tensions

Long Division Attorney General Robert Morgan trails give way to Mary Hugh Morton supporters who claim 250 percent backing. The piece links local politics to India Pakistan China US policy and predicts shifts in naval power and oil routes as Nixon visits Peking, with Russia expanding influence in the Indian Ocean.

Robert Morgan Hugh Morton Pat Taylor Morgan Skipper Bowles Bowles Morton Peking Russia Chittagong Bay of Bengal Bangladesh Indian Ocean Mediterranean Suez Canal United States Europe Japan Nixon South Asia

Nixon Sato talks move Okinawa dispute toward nuclear removal

President Nixon and Japanese Premier Eisaku Sato discussed Okinawa in San Clemente amid mutual anxieties over defense and Red China. Sato pressed for reduced U.S. installations and nuclear removal from Okinawa by May 15, while Japan seeks higher defense spending post reversion.

Los Angeles Nixon San Clemente Eisaku Sato U.S Japan Sato Okinawa U. S.S.R Soviet Union Jacob D. Beam Moscow Aleksei N. Kosygin Tokyo Russia America Kosygin United States

Belshazzar and the tekel judgment in modern view

An essay parallels Belshazzar’s fate with a 20th century cabinet member’s downfall, urging that the scales of God weigh every life and reveal truth. It argues that treachery, greed, and moral collapse doom nations and individuals, echoing the biblical warning of being found wanting.

Belshazzar Daniel Jerusalem Tekel God Abraham Moses Elijah Jeremiah David Israel Our Fair Land Republic Toynbee

Secret UN bargaining on Middle East fuels tough settlement

Washington faces a rocky path as United States and United Nations diplomats stumble over Jarring’s mission language in a split over a resolution. Israeli opposition and Arab intransigence prevail despite US efforts to broker compromise, with continued arms support for Israel and expectations of a lengthy negotiation process.

Washington Middle East State Department United Nations General Assembly Mideast United States Israel Gunnar Jarring Jarring America George Bush Mahmoud Riad Bush Fonmin Riad USG U. S Riad Egypt Bush-Eban Abba Eban Eban Tekoah Secy Gen U.S

Books on Living White House from Gill raise funds for historic work

Cecil Gill of Judd and Detweiler Inc presents two boxed sets titled Living White House and National Capital Portrait from the White House Historical Association. Proceeds fund future White House publications and restoration efforts. Mrs. Nixon wrote the foreword. The piece also notes new factoring firm First Factors Corporation forming in High Point and ongoing urban renewal funding concerns in High Point.

Cecil Gill William Penn High School Washington Judd and Detweiler Inc White House National Capital High Point Association United States of America Nixon Gills Capitol North Carolina National Bank Factors Inc Charlotte William M. Webster Earl N. Phillips Jr William T. Crews Factors First Factors Corporation Southside High Point

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D. A. Rawley Pakistan East Pakistan Indira Ghandi Pentagon China Hard Pacific Choice Henry J. Taylor United Feature Syndicate Vietnam Ryukyu Far East Holt McPherson Enterprise Charles Stuart A. F al) Hardy National Weather Service Hardy Raleigh Aurora Beaufort County Florida State New York University
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