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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1974
Page
2
Revelations about organized milk producers using vast sums to sway elections and boost profits cast a harsh light on special interest influence in U S politics. Columnist Jack Anderson traces seed money that returned millions in favors, while similar patterns emerge in airlines and oil, prompting calls for stronger reform and enforceable rules beyond impeachment rhetoric.
The piece critiques Nixon and Kissinger’s detente as power driven, arguing that relation of power governs policy and limits influence. It notes a tension between nonintervention rhetoric and sanctions, urging concern for other peoples while supporting peace without forcing transformation. It calls for humane restraint in foreign policy.
The piece reviews gay rights progress and backlash after the APA removed homosexuality as a mental disorder. It cites New York City housing and employment discrimination battles, Boulder recall efforts, and growing civil rights efforts nationwide including ACLU actions, a DC anti-discrimination law, and plans to amend the Civil Rights Act to protect homosexual rights.
Washington details reveal dairy producers to fund Republicans in 1970 and pledge $2 million for Nixon re election. Colson pressured for imports and price supports, with letters and memos linking funds to government actions though White House denies direct quid pro quo. Sworn testimony and internal memos trace the sequence from autumn 1970 through March 1971.
Solzhenitsyn blasts pseudo detente in a House Foreign Affairs hearing, arguing true detente requires reciprocal concessions and warns against relying on signed promises. He notes U.S. broadcasting oversight and rejects the stork birth metaphor used to describe political myths.
A youthful Watergate lawyer, Douglas Caddy, has produced The Hundred Million Dollar Payoff alleging heavy labor funding of political campaigns. He cites cases like E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy, and lawmakers Williams and Metcalf, detailing union dues use, dummy committees, and per capita taxes to boost favored candidates.
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