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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1972
Page
4
The line up includes David A. Rawley Jr as vice president Joseph P Rawley as secretary treasurer Joe Brown as editor and Avid T Rutledge as general manager, indicating the publication leadership team.
Terry Sanford presses for national relevance from North Carolina, sending volunteers across the country and aiming to unite the Democratic Party. Despite 38 percent in NC and glow from campaigns, he shuns a vice presidency, plans a Miami visit with 100 reserved rooms, and remains a persistent yet low-visibility contender.
The Lavelle affair shows a demoted general acting against directives, revealing gaps in civilian leadership and military chain of command. It questions the Pentagon’s honesty about North Vietnamese attacks during pauses and underscores risks to policy and negotiations.
A report details President Nixon political operatives spending lavishly on travel and dining. April and May expenses include 343... air travel costs, hotel stays at prestigious properties, and high end meals in New York, Florida, California, and Louisiana. White House receptions for fundraisers were reimbursed by the Republican Finance Committee.
Arnold Beichman argues that labeling America fascist is a pervasive Big Lie. He cites media and court cases, noting shortwave broadcasts and a 1968 Iowa student arm band case to challenge the claim of creeping fascism and defend American democratic norms.
Jack Anderson reports on White House fund raisers that raised over 10 million from unidentified donors before a law required donor names. Democrats face heavy debts with Humphrey and McGovern overspending, while O’Brien bears personal costs paid by the party. Shaffer seeks $13 for a coat repair after a minor accident. Moscow notes Nixon as a likely winner, with Brezhnev rolling out the red carpet and Kissinger urged to keep stories straight.
An obituary of Weller R Gary, noted Cleveland County schoolmaster and father of Charlotte Observer columnist Kays Gary, detailing his fearless battle with cancer. The piece recalls his principled life, medical worries, and the enduring impact on Lettie Mae as she awaits what comes next.
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