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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1975
Page
2
The High Point Enterprise lists Randall B. Terry as president and co publisher along with D A Rawley as co publisher, David A Rawley Jr as vice president, Mrs C H Lockwood as vice president, Joseph P Rawley as general manager, and Joe Brown as editor.
The world’s first International Women's Conference in Mexico City contrasted with a parallel Tribune session, revealing a divide between US feminist aims and global women's immediate concerns. It urged a 10 year plan for equal education, health, and anti child marriage, while forecasting a 1980 follow up to gauge progress.
Washington analysis examines how Thailand sits at the potential front line of a domino shift as Indochina falls to communism. It notes Bangkok’s balancing act between Washington and Beijing, insurgent activity along borders, and a government reevaluating military ties while seeking stability and closer ties with neighboring powers.
Former confidant Primitivo Mijares submits a 24 page memo accusing President Ferdinand Marcos of a watergate style cover up and a rigged reelection. He describes goons guns and gold used to seize dictatorial power, staged attacks, media control, and illegal arms and asset moves aided by cronies and officials. The memo also implicates military infiltrations, a fake am bus, martial law, newsroom takeovers, and misuse of U.S. aid, with the State Department blamed for supporting the regime.
A critical column argues Indira Gandhi exploits an internal emergency to shield corruption. It likens moves to a KGB style operation, cites arrests of political figures, press censorship, and communication cutoffs, and condemns the shift from independence ideals to authoritarian governance. It rails against illiteracy, grain issues, and U.S. aid dynamics, urging vigilance.
Washington column uses a kitchen metaphor to trace White House news spins from Truman through Nixon and Nessen. It defines press appetites, cooks, and refusals to swallow stiffer official fare, ending with a sour note on trust and spin.
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