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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1974

Page

2

Year After Cease-Fire Honoring Peace With Honor in Vietnam

In the year since the Paris cease-fire, Mrs. Earlyne Thomas awaits word on her husband Lt. Robert Thomas missing from a downed B-52. The piece argues the cease-fire has failed to bring lasting peace, noting 1,138 Americans unaccounted for, widespread violations, and U.S. indirect involvement ongoing. It calls for full accounting and adherence to agreements.

Vietnam Earlyne Thomas Air Force Robert Thomas North Vietnam Hanoi Paris Thomas South Vietnam South America Russia China Nixon Saigon Defense Department United States

Bicentennial Friction Shapes A Nation’s Anniversary

The bicentennial era brings heavy commentary on protests and political images. A DC mural mocks leaders including Marx Engels Stalin Mao and Nixon while critics urge celebratory unity over divisive displays. Observers warn against negativity that clouds pride in America’s 200th year.

United States of America Bicentennial Center District of Columbia Washington Now U.S. News & World Report Howard Flieger Karl Marx Freidrick Engels Joseph Stalin Mao Tsetung Richard Nixon Tricia Nixon Cox Peoples Bicentennial Commission Washington Tom Paine Boston The USA

Exorcist drives long lines and high scalper prices

Flip Wilson jokes aside, The Exorcist dominates the box office with 5 million in three weeks. Warner takes up to 85 percent of theater gross while tickets top $3 at the box office and resold to $10 by scalpers. Patrons report suspenseful, stomach turning scenes as a 12 year old girl is possessed and exorcised.

Flip Wilson Warner Communications Inc Warner Ted Ashley Hunter Kaplan Westwood Theater Los Angeles

Faust and Exorcist theme tied to medieval cosmos

Beat The Devil notes distress as The Exorcist shocks with violence and profanity. Bruce Cook links modern psychology to deep roots in a medieval cosmos where God and the devil wage a soul struggle. The Faust legend, in German lore, inspired Marlowe Goethe Mann and composers from Berlioz to Liszt.

Bruce Cook The National Observer Johann Faust Christopher Marlowe Doctor Faustus Goethe Thomas Mann Berlioz Gounod Schumann Liszt

Is the British System Worthy of Emulation Today

The piece argues Britain's politicking is unruly and costly as wage demands and union power collide with Heath’s three day week. It weighs whether Labour and Conservative mismanagement has left Britain a poorer nation and ponders a potential Liberal revival amid anti political sentiment across Europe.

House of Commons Trade Labour Party Edward Heath Heath Britain Wilson Harold Wilson Great Britain Labour Liberal Party Commons Conservatives Europe

IRS Nixon Audit A Gentle Affair Sparks Backlash

Inside sources say IRS mishandled the Nixon tax inquiry into 1970 and 1971 returns. They allegedly ignored bank records, $100,000 Hughes gift to Bebe Rebozo, and other cash dealings. The probe faltered after May 1973, as investigations resume amid broader debates on oil company advertising versus research spending.

Washington Internal Revenue Service Nixon Howard Hughes Bebe Rebozo Rebozo Key Biscayne Bank Frank DeMarco California DeMarco Nevada Reboza Hughes Richard Danner Internal Revenue IRS William Walters Gulf Oil Exxon Standard of Indiana Standard of California Mobil Oil GAO Charles Rangel D-N.y

Who Gets The Circus Freebies

A letter argues for free circus tickets should go to children with little prior circus exposure rather than affiliated organization members. The writer questions selection fairness, urging universal access and inviting private citizens to broaden opportunities for underserved youths.

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