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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1974

Page

3

Supreme Court Clears Carnal Knowledge Not Obscene

The Supreme Court unanimously rules the film Carnal Knowledge is not obscene, clarifying Miller v California standards and stressing that juries must consider First Amendment protection unless material is patently offensive hard core conduct. The decision contrasts with a separate ruling upholding a federal ban on mailing obscene material. Also mentions golf course incidents involving Spiro Agnew and Gerald Ford, and Gov. Holshouser’s GOP fundraising activity.

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High Standard For Service On Local Planning Board

Mrs. Robert S. Powell leaves the Thomasville Planning Board and Zoning Commission after 12 years of service. She served as vice chairman and then chairman to complete Jim Johnson's term, driving a certificate of occupancy proposal later adopted by the council. The city cites a policy to give others a chance to serve as her term ends.

Robert S. Powell Thomasville Planning Board and Zoning Commission Powell Jim Johnson Thomasville

Bicentennial Countdown Prompts Nationwide Cultural Push

The nation gears up for the 200th anniversary of independence with local festivals, museum exhibits, and a two year Philadelphia program featuring Bernstein works. Cities upgrade waterfronts, souvenir lines expand to pricey items like a $1600 Paul Revere figurine, while British firms join in via advisory brochures and liaison committees. Notable figures including John D. Rockefeller III warn the hoopla may obscure deeper meaning as political leaders debate the presidency’s strength and Watergate fallout.

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CIA Watergate Link Is Reported In Bennett Memo

Washington Merry-Go-Round details Robert Bennett admitting prior knowledge of the White House burglary plan tied to Hunt and Liddy. It describes a CIA front using Bennett's firm, Gregory's recruitment, and follow‑up inquiries by Watergate prosecutors. Also satirical note on Rep Hebert and Pentagon influence.

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National Whirligig Allies Fearful Of Kissinger Concessions

ERNEST CUNEO argues that obsolescence in war means nations adapt. He warns Kissinger and Nixon face Soviet pressure and a growing Russian military, urging caution to avoid undermining NATO and allied security through concessions.

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Munich Hotel Noise Triggers Sleep Fight in Bavaria

In Munich during Fasching I sought quiet inside a hotel room but woke to constant 5:30 a.m. bottle-breaker noise from beer empties being dumped into bins. My ears filled with yodels and a cheerful routine that shattered sleep, prompting a cheeky plan to ship our daughter with hi fi gear to retaliate at dawn.

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