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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1974

Page

2

High Point Enterprise Staff and Leadership

The High Point Enterprise, an independent newspaper, lists Mrs. C. H. Lockwood as vice president and Joe Brown as editor, detailing its leadership and branding as a regional publication.

THE High Point Enterprise

Impeachment Drive Intensifies as Nixon Faces Vote

The Watergate saga quickens toward impeachment as House and Senate probes sharpen. Supreme Court rules Nixon must surrender tapes, while defense counsel push sympathy angles, and critics urge accountability through impeachment to resolve the nation’s Watergate crisis.

Nixon House Judiciary Committee House Senate James D. St. Clair Watergate Sam Garrison Judiciary Committee Albert Jenner Garrison St. Clair E. Howard Hunt John Dean Lawrence J. Hogan Maryland Logan White House Supreme Court Leon Jaworski Jaworski

Children at Duncraig Manor Stir Southern Pines Zoning Clash

In Southern Pines residents challenge Duncraig Manor as a state supported home for emotionally disturbed youths on a 12 acre estate owned by Christine Baker. Eviction threats to Rev. Cecil Brown draw support from state officials and a national association, while a federal court hearing on Aug 29 looms.

Southern Pines Duncraig Manor Christine Baker Cecil Brown David Flaherty State Department of Human Resources Brown Flaherty Russell Livermore North Carolina Assn Southern Pines Council

Hollywood East rises as Washington hosts ABA stars

Digby Diehl says Washington is Hollywood of the 1970s after the ABA convention drawing George Plimpton Zero Mostel Rona Barrett Julie Andrews and Morris the Cat. Redford Woodward Bernstein join the swirl as Supreme Court impeachment news and Watergate lore fill the capital in a single sizzling week.

American Booksellers ‘Assn Washington, D.C Los Angeles Times Digby Diehl Hollywood George Plimpton Zero Mostel Rona Barrett Julie Andrews Morris the Cat Eliot Fremont-Smith New York Magazine Jeb Stuart Magruder Bob Woodward Carl Bernstein Hollywood East Redford Woodward Washington U.S. Supreme Court Supremes U.S Nixon House Judiciary Committee Washington Post

Bald Head Island Transformed Into Resort Paradise

Bald Head Island is rapidly evolving from a pirate era past and wartime fortifications into a premier resort development. A master plan includes an elite golf course, Bald Head Inn, and extensive housing across 18 000 acres of five islands off Southport. Developers led by William R. Henderson emphasize environmental harmony while expanding deep water access to ferries and a marina, aiming to revive the coast with a showplace for Eastern seaboard tourism.

Bald Head Island Smith Island Bald Head Cape Fear Edward Teach Baldy United Nations Southport Wilmington Carolina Cape Fear Corp North Carolina Atlantic Ocean High Point William R. Henderson Atlantic Wynds Golf and Country Club Bill Henderson America Middle East Mediterranean William J. Fouty Bethesda Naval Hospital Myer Rosenthal Mutual United States KGB

FBI Probes Postmaster General over Segal contracts

FBI agents investigate whether Ted Klassen took a 22 517.67 dollar kickback from the Martin E. Segal Co linked to postal contracts while on the Postal Service Board of Governors. The report also cites devices of personal spending and payroll padding with friends.

Washington FBI Ted Klassen Klassen Martin E. Segal Co Postal Service Segal Nixon Justice Department

Who Is To Blame For Inflation Here

The Nixon Administration shifts fault to the people, blaming citizens for economic failures while adopting a sports slogan that defense is a good offense. It argues that external villains are innocent and that any policy missteps are ultimately the public’s fault.

Public View of Inflation Sparks Tax Debate

Herbert Stein argues higher taxes earlier could have curbed inflation, blaming both administrations and voters for resisting tax increases. He cites Nixon era policies and wage price controls as failures, asserting leaders failed to persuade public to accept alternative courses, leaving America in prolonged inflation.

Herbert Stein President’s Council of Economic Advisers Stein Mr. Stein America Richard M. Nixon Miami Republi

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C. H. Lockwood Joe Brown Hollywood of the East Judith Martin Richard Nixon Martha Mitchell John N. Mitchell Mitchell Hollywood West Andy Warhol Henderson Jack Anderson United Feature Syndicate Ziegler Ronald Ziegler Charles Colson Colson Walter Tkach Alexander Haig Tkach Henry Jackson D-Wash Jackson By Robert Roth North American Newspaper Alliance Mr. Nixon
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