Joe Brown Editor Tuesday July 23 1974
Joe Brown serves as editor for the Tuesday issue dated July 23 1974. The note identifies Brown in the masthead as the editor for the publication day.
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Joe Brown
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1974
Page
2
North Carolina Press Association Adopts Principle of Integrity
An NC Press Association gathering at Wrightsville Beach revisited its 1955 Statement of Principle. Editors Wallace Carroll and William D. Snider urged newspapers to uphold honesty, fairness, accuracy, and public service while reporting news and shaping editorial opinion for the common good.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Press Assn
Wrightsville Beach
Wallace Carroll
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
William D. Snider
Greensboro Daily News
The
Press Association
North Carolina Press Assa
Women as candidates in Connecticut election prospects
Connecticut voters face a unique prospect with two women on the Democratic ticket for state offices. Rep. Ella Grasso runs for governor and Gloria Schaffer seeks re-election as secretary of state. If Grasso wins she could become the first woman elected governor in her own right.
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Connecticut
Ella Grasso
Gloria Schaffer
Rep
Grasso
Schaffer
House of Representatives
Congress
Media Cross Ownership Debate Delays FCC Action
Congressional and Justice Department clashes over media cross ownership prompt July hearings on divestiture rules for publishers and broadcasters in the same market. The dispute pits claims of preventing dominant control against arguments for preserving newspaper-broadcast revenue and diversity of outlets.
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United States
Congress
Justice Department
Feral Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
Bruce B. Wilson
House
North Carolina at a Glance From Farms to Coastal Growth
A North Carolina appraisal notes strong crops in eastern counties with Sand Hills peaches lagging. Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach boom with coastal development, aided by Fort Bragg. Press issues include defending the press from political interference and urging sensible land use regulation. Coastal developments unfold at Bald Head Island while debates over power plants and environmental standards persist.
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North Carolina
Sand Hills
Carolina
Wilmington
Fayetteville
Nixon
White House
Carroll
U.S. Congress
Wrightsville Beach
Station One
Wrightsville
Brunswick County
Carolina Power & Light Company
Federal Power Commission
Washington
Bald Head Island
High Point
William R. Henderson
Dieharders
Atlantic
Edgewise Detente Supporters On Shaky Ground
A critical look at the Stop Scoop Jackson movement as unlikely allies in detente debates. The piece traces shifts in liberal opinion after the Yom Kippur War, noting how Nixon Kissinger policy and Soviet ties reshaped public views and benefits for Israel. It highlights a cohort of academics businessmen and a so called American Committee on United States Soviet Relations debating detente's viability.
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Washington
Scoop Jackson
United States
Jackson
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Congress
Nixon
Ussr
Israel
Department of Defense
Daniel Berrigan
Middle-East
Hans J. Morgenthau
Vietnam
Sen
Middle East
Disneyland
Kissinger
America
Robert M. Hutchins
Palace Guard
Eugene
Greek Armed Forces Split and Weak Needing NATO Support
Confidential NATO briefings warn Greece’s armed forces are divided and incapable of contributing to NATO strategy. Reports say dictatorship turmoil distorted command, creating officer factionalism and loyalty splits. Nixon Administration backed the junta, while CIA and allies pull back and seek safer options. Indicators show Makarios influence and Cyprus turmoil affect policy.
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Washington
Mediterranean
NATO
North Atlantic Assembly
Schlesinger
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Makarios
Cyprus
Kissinger
State Department
Nikos Sampson
Greece
CIA
Athens
Teheran
Iran
Free World
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Jack Anderson
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James Schlesinger
Senate
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Intelligence
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Athens Free World
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