High Point Enterprise June 30 1972 Front Page
Historic edition of the High Point Enterprise dated Friday June 30 1972 lists editorial leadership and page assignments including co publishers Rutledge Rawley and Fisher. secretary treasurer Rawley and editor Brown.
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THE
High Point Enterprise
David T. Rutledge
Gen. Mar
Joe Brown
Fridey
McGovern Reconciliation Marks Democratic Platform Drafting
The piece argues McGovern units with dissenters as he works on a Washington platform. It notes calls for US withdrawal from Indochina and tax reform, with Wallace supporters pushing a minority report. Platform debate ahead at Miami Beach convention signals a contrast to Goldwater era divisions.
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Sen
George McGovern
Barry Goldwater
McGovern
Goldwater
Democratic Party
Washington
United States
Indochina
and Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Platform
Wallace
Miami Beach
Johnson
Scofflaw Attitude Questioned After NC State Players Plea
The Raleigh News & Observer critiques the case of NC State basketball players Paul Coder and Bob Heats who pled guilty to a misdemeanor for marijuana trafficking after a protracted legal path. It protests their continued play and team captaincy, calling it a harmful example to youth and fans.
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N. C. State University
Paul Coder
Bob Heats
Coder
College
District Court
Raleigh
Raleigh News & Observer
Colege
Justice
Chess match energy study foreshadows Fischer Spassky title bout
Temple University researchers measured pulse and heart rate in 12 volunteers during a chess game to compare the sport's physical toll with boxing and football. The piece notes Fischer and Spassky's training, the Reykjavik venue, and the long US versus USSR chess culture. It cites expert views on chess as both mental and physical exertion and discusses the world championship context.
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Temple University
Bobby Fischer
United States
Boris Spassky
Soviet Union
Reykjavik
Iceland
Spassky
Fischer
Ron Johnson
Bob Tucker
New York Giants
Harold C. Schonberg
Harper’s
Belgrade
Harry Golombek
Times of London
British Museum
India
China
Spain
Justice Dept Moves Toward Tetracycline Antitrust Settlement
The U S Justice Department plans a multi million dollar settlement with Pfizer American Cyanamid Bristol Myers Squibb and Upjohn linked to tetracycline antitrust claims. The deal would drop fraud prosecutions and direct funds to the Treasury, with victims left to seek redress only weakly. The proposed arrangement draws political scrutiny amid ties to Nixon campaign finance and key figures Mitchell Kleindienst and McLaren.
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Washington
Justice Department
ITT
Department
Pfizer
American Cyanamid
Bristol-Meyers
Squibb
Upjohn
Miles Lord
St. Paul, Minn
Richard McLaren
Justice Department Antitrust
Lord
Lewis Bernstein
John Mitchell
Nixon
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Mitchell
McLaren
Les Whitten
Travel bills and FAA ethics questions dominate Spirit of 76 saga
LeVant’s travel costs total 8445 dollars as he campaigns to revive the Spirit of 76 while hospital bound for a back injury. FAA officials faced scrutiny after favors to a contractor were revealed and Gustav Lundquist ordered press silence. The Record Club of America faced a drug paraphernalia controversy tied to its catalog, prompting a late night reevaluation and removal.
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LeVant
FAA
Gustav Lundquist
Record Club of America
George Port
Boating Safety Appeal Letters to Regulators
A North Carolina resident writes to the Wildlife Resources Commission urging boating safety rules after a Badin Lake accident killed Mrs. Clyde Welborn and seriously injured Mr. Welborn. He cites near-miss wakes near docks and river areas and calls for designated high speed zones and No Wake areas to prevent further tragedies.
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The
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
Enterprise
Badin Lake
Clyde Welborn
Mrs. Welborn
North Carolina
Swiss Bank Secrecy and Liberty Laws in Switzerland
Dr. Alfred Schaefer discusses Swiss banking as a shelter for deposits, noting 23 billion dollars in bank assets with about one fifth from foreigners. He explains voluntary secrecy, the 1934 Banking Act, and Article 47 penalties, while warning against numbered accounts and misuse by fraudsters.
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Alfred Schaefer
Switzerland
Schaefer
United States
Europe
Dr. Schaefer
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Gestapo
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
U.S
IRS
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
N. |. Switzernac Ee Sumtechahalignace
Edith
Helga Hughes
Selective Morality by Victor Lasky
The author argues that many outlets condemned the Watergate break in while praising or using stolen or leaked materials in other cases. He cites McGovern lists, FBI files, Pentagon Papers, and private whistleblowing, accusing major papers of inconsistent moral standards. He notes Pulitzer prizes and calls for selective morality in journalism.
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Victor Lasky
Alliance
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Nixon
White House
George McGovern
McGovern
Wichita
FBI
Media
Pentagon
New York Times
Vietnam
the Times
Kennedy
Johnson
Daniel Ellsberg
U.S
India
Pakistan
Jack Anderson
Anderson
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C.H. Lock
David A. Rawle
Joseph P. Rawley
Sec
Treas
Scofflaw
Bobby
Boris
Paul Murphy
New Orleans
Drugs
Jack LeVant
Valley Forge
Delaware
Jamaica
Fellas
Merry
By Jack Anderson
W. R. Green JR
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