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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists corporate and editorial leadership, naming D A Rawley and C H Lockwood as co-publishers with Randall B Terry and David Rutledge in top roles, J P Rawley as secretary treasurer, and Joe Brown as editor.
The piece compares George McGovern to Goldwater, noting Democratic fears of a Nixon sweep if McGovern secures the nomination. It highlights McGovern's uprising within the party, his early primary wins, and the view that Republicans may gain the governor’s mansion with the national ticket, while criticizing potential write-in schemes.
Washington views a renewed populist movement in the 1972 campaign led by George McGovern and George Wallace. Analysts note its breadth and risk, with debates over durability and unity among diverse supporters.
Nixon kept notes as record of face to face talks with Brezhnev in Moscow. He drafted a 12 point pact to remove the threat of war and ease tensions while agreeing to limited nuclear weapons. Brezhnev accepted most of Nixon’s language as they pressed toward a lasting US USSR relationship.
The account recalls President Nixon in Moscow and Leningrad enjoying mirrors and applause as he seeks confidence in a lasting peace. It notes Andrei Grechko warming to Nixon, while insiders discuss fiscal restraint and a plan to repeal or devolve 110 Great Society programs.
A parent letter thanks Police Officer James A. Branson for organizing and supervising city school patrols. The writer calls him a warm figure loved by the children and notes his untiring efforts in school safety.
A formal tribute at High Point High and Andrews High marks Evelyn Mendenhall Thompson’s 22 years as school board chair and member. Dr. John Bridgers praises her steady leadership through desegregation era changes, while a silver tray honors her service. A separate note from Charles L. Kearns reports a noncontagious virus illness returning him home for recovery. A local businessman's praise of West Mecklenburg football evokes school spirit and sportsmanship in Mecklenburg.
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