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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1971
Page
4
A brief quotation attributed to Herbert Spencer asserts that the mind determines happiness and misery in life. It emphasizes inner perspective as the source of wealth and woe.
The article condemns the Mao regime in China and questions inviting Red China to the United Nations. It cites Taiwan’s public accounting showing 39,940,000 killed from 1949 to 1969 and warns against granting veto power to genocidal rulers. It contrasts Western praise of unity with brutal Chinese repression.
President Nixon directs federal agencies to list all top secret clearance holders and to begin a thorough review of outside individuals and organizations with classified material. He argues the system allowed misuse and aims to reduce non government holdings while acknowledging possible impact on trust and diplomacy.
The government witness Jack Sullivan, former Brewster aide, faces scrutiny amid allegations of financial irregularities at the Delta Theta Phi law fraternity. Sullivan and top officials moved fraternity records offsite, wiring concerns over convention funding, then left the car with records missing before police recovered it weeks later.
The Delta Theta Phi letters and invoices saga escalates after Sullivan faces questions over more than $20,000 in unpaid bills. Sullivan goes on vacation amid an ongoing audit while DePaul and officials refuse comment. A broader political critique follows.
A New York bank launches a left handed checkbook to ease use for left handed users with checks pulled from the left and stubs on the right. The feature garners jokes and anecdotes about lefties from Napoleon to Aunt Esmeralda and broader gadgets for left handed living.
President Nixon proclaims July 21 as World Law Day as Belgrade hosts the Fifth World Conference on World Peace Through Law. The piece traces the growth of international law from Wilson through the United Nations and notes the Vietnam War questions of aggression and accountability, with South Vietnam as the likely real loser.
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