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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1972
Page
4
D A Rawley and David A Rawley Jr held titles as co publisher and vice president with Mrs C H Lockwood also listed as vice president on page four A of the publication. The brief notice confirms leadership roles within the company.
The Enterprise defends its May 31 editorial call for an impartial outside investigation of the High Point Police Department. It reiterates support for Chief Laurie Pritchett while urging restoration of public confidence and recognition that unbiased experts are needed to resolve concerns after personnel shakeups and criminal charges against several officers.
Washington reports on Taiwan's status amid China and U S relations. Taiwan has grown from aid recipient to self funding economy, while debates over independence and future ties with the mainland persist. Chiang Kai-shek and Chiang Ching-kuo shape policy and prospects, with U S Shanghai Communique balancing withdrawal promises and defense commitments. The piece also notes Japan's lingering interests and the shifting U S policy after Nixon's visit, set against Taiwan's evolving international position.
A compendium of political influence surrounding shipowners and subsidies. Noting Rooney’s fundraising ties to Moore McCormack and others, subsidies to Pacific Far East and American President Lines, and past legal notices over illegal contributions. Also covers Boyle's legal jeopardy and Gromyko humor at Moscow, plus ITT security and Paraguay drug smuggling diplomacy.
Henry J Taylor profiles Greek Prime Minister George Papadopoulos as pro US and anti-Communist, stressing Greece as a strategic Western ally with 12 US bases some nuclear. He warns of Moscow propaganda, internal doubts, and a democracy-leaning but fragile provisional government facing regional pressure and Cold War threats.
A critical column arguing New York Mayor John V. Lindsay presides over a corrupt administration linked to Mafia contributions and patronage. It contrasts New Jersey figures Addonizio and Whelan with Lindsay’s regime, alleging payoffs, increased budgets, and influence from organized crime. The piece accuses authorities of selective enforcement and questions ethnic minority protections amid alleged systemic graft.
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