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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
4
The document identifies David T. Rutledge as General Manager and Joseph P. Rawley as Secretary-Treasurer. The appointment outlines leadership roles within the organization.
Observers claim Gov. Scott showed favoritism in appointing W Eugene Simmons to lead a Department of Conservation and Development meant to sunset. Simmons, a tobacconist and former Democratic chair, resigned after a costly term and amid ties to the governor.
The piece notes the Army’s shift to a public relations push promising 300 good steady jobs for youth. It lists diverse roles from radar crewman to flute player, and details Infantry Armor paths, showing behind the gloss the same old Army core.
DOJ pursued Father Philip Berrigan Sister Elizabeth McAlister and five others on a conspiracy to kidnap Henry Kissinger and blow steam tunnels in Washington. They were acquitted on conspiracy charges. FBI files raise questions about the case and DOJ strategy. The trial drew national attention and cost taxpayers money.
A dubious informant claimed a Catholic conspiracy planned to destroy Washington steam lines and target the Pentagon. J Edgar Hoover wrote to Kissinger about a kidnapped Kissinger scenario. The FBI doubted the plot, but a grand jury pursued an investigation and the case was later dropped.
Essay excerpt critiques mass calls for revolution in American politics and culture. It cites Nixon Kennedy Johnson and various revolutions to argue against sweeping upheaval, labeling revolutions as deceptive lies and urging commitment to truth over fanaticism.
In this Rock feature, Henry J. Taylor notes Gibraltar as Europe’s lone British outpost, with a pending Friday election and stalled British Spanish talks. He highlights the Barbary apes, the fortress tunnels, Eisenhower’s World War II link, and the belief that the apes’ fate mirrors Britain’s hold on the rock.
A Highland Point letter questions the June arrest of teens near The Rental Mart on North Main Street. The writer denies excesses and asks why adults push arrests for youths socializing instead of offering alternatives. The piece also notes family connections and a concern for his son’s peers.
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