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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1975
Page
2
A devotional reflection cites Job 12 9 10 on the Lord's hand in life and breath and echoes William Somerville praising God veiled in majesty who gives life moves systems and seasons, and remains unmoved and unchanged.
The piece notes Egypt will not renew the Sinai UN force mandate and extends it for three months. It recalls 1967’s Six Day War, Israel’s gains, and Yom Kippur War recovery. Rabin calls for face to face talks, Peres deems latest proposals final. US shifts to balanced Middle East policy amid Arab concerns. Patience remains key as fears of war persist.
A visitor questioned why papers in a smaller North Carolina city publish regular columns from Senators Helms and Morgan. The piece notes many papers nationwide may carry such "reports to the people" but argues they are often self serving and biased rather than informative. It contends these columns tailor to the officeholder's image, not impartial news, and prefers editorials over routine political columns.
British-Dutch observers call Amin's rule calculating and brutal while warning the OAU must confront the Ugandan leader. The 43-nation body faces Madagascar style tensions as Amin clings to chairmanship and public power amid international protests and regional scorn.
Longtime Black police captain Oriel H Leak announces early retirement from the Criminal Investigation Division after 33 years of service. His career includes heroines in civil rights, notable cases like Julius Bunton and Johnny Cullock murders, and the 1956 William Thayer killing. Hoover commended his work and he aided race relations and national security missions, with possible future assignments. Peaches in the Sandhills.
The piece outlines claims that Robert Kennedy knew of CIA plots to kill Fidel Castro and did not halt them, tying this to the Kennedy assassination. It cites sources asserting Kennedy’s awareness, involvement of Desmond Fitzgerald and William Harvey, and Castro’s comments on Oswald’s Mexico trip and the Warren Commission’s findings.
The writer responds to a July article on police support, urging mayoral action and doubled taxes to fund a police department. They condemn ABC referendum rejection, criticize local citizens, and suggest organizing residents to patrol and raise funds for those who cannot afford higher taxes. They express a clear demand for police protection and criticize current fiscal strain.
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