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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1972

Page

4

Action Line urges action to protect local trees and resources

The Enterprise highlights Posy Gorman's Action Line piece urging a city commission to safeguard natural resources from excessive development. It argues municipal leadership should preserve beauty, limit asphalt growth, and invites public ideas to address ecological concerns.

Action Line Posy Gorman

Growth and size debate shaping North Carolina cities

North Carolina cities face conflicting views on growth. Raleigh founder argues optimal size beyond 122000 people while Charlotte plans to nearly double to 780000 in 30 years. Greenville cited as model for controlled growth and intercity cooperation amid regional sprawl concerns.

Raleigh N.C. State University Charlotte Queen City John Belk Doubledeck Independence Boulevard Harper's Magazine Chapel Hill N. C Greenville S. C Atlanta, Ga Atlanta Harper's Texas North Carolina High Point Census Bureau Trenton-to- Wilmington

The Moynihan Report and Black Male Population Decline

Ebony features Dr. Jacquelyne J. Jackson arguing that chronic undercounting and high mortality among black men help explain the shrinking male ratio since 1920. The piece highlights homicide, accidents, illness, imprisonment, and social factors as key causes, noting consequences for marriage and family structure.

Moynihan Census Bureau U.S Jacquelyne J. Jackson Duke University Medical Center Ebony Jackson Lee Robins Washington University St. Louis Herbert Hendin New York City New York

Wallace’s Alabama Payoffs Taint Governor Wallace’s Rise

An examination reveals alleged kickbacks tied to state contracts and liquor sales under George Wallace, implicating his inner circle, including brother Gerald, with IRS probes and a law-firm funnel. The piece notes Nixon’s 1969 Alabama visit and hints at ongoing questions about Wallace’s associations.

Washington George Wallace Alabama Clio Ala George Sr Mozelle Wallace Lurleen Gerald Internal Revenue Service Wallace Brothers Gerald Wallace Nixon Mobile Birmingham

Wallace chronicles and Watson drunken episodes stir political chatter

A review suggests Gerald Wallace faced a dropped tax case while George Wallace plans a 1972 presidential bid. The piece cites 1968 campaign costs and questionable small donations. It also recounts Ambassador Arthur K. Watson's drunken incidents abroad and at home, warning how misbehavior could affect diplomacy with China.

Wallace Alabama Contributions Committee Dick Smith Watson Arthur K. Watson Paris Washington Nixon Vermont Camelot King Arthur Guinevere Peking

Reddening Sea and U S Navy shift to Greek bases

U S Navy aims to house 6th Fleet personnel in Greece shifting burden from Italy amid turmoil. Office of Naval Intelligence warnings shape admiral Zumwalt's decisions as Greece becomes sole congenial NATO base in eastern Mediterranean. Cyprus Malta and Algeria show Soviet reach while Italian government turmoil and Red influence complicate regional access. Greece remains essential ally and strategic pivot for U S security.

U. S. Navy 6Th Fleet Greece Italy Office of Naval Intelligence Naples Giulio Andreotti Red Star Carabinieri Mariano Rumor NATO Gaeta Italian Communist Party Rome Moscow Communist Party Enrico Berlinguer Italian Socialist Movement MSI Giorgio Almirante Mediterranean Turkey Cyprus Makarios Red United Nations Alexandria Egypt Libya Wheelus Tripoli U.S Africa Charatan Muhammar el- Qaddafi Malta Dom Mintoff M. Smirnovsky Algeria Zumwalt Houari Boumedienne Mers-el-Kerib Algiers Gibraltar Gibraltar Strait Israel Tunisia Morocco United States Hanoi

Industry Alcohol Battle Gains EC U Support

A letter highlights a HEW grant of 309,489 to East Carolina University for a national industry alcohol program. It notes a 19 day training conference starting June 11 in North Carolina, with follow up on October 10, and credits Rep Walter Jones' office for the release.

East Carolina University HEW America North Caroli Walter Jones Washington East Carolina U. S Sylvia Porter Tommy J. Payne

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