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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
20
Laos campaign clears path for scheduled pullouts led by South Vietnam with air support from the United States. General Hoang Xuan Lam confirms operations, aiming to disrupt North Vietnamese supply routes while avoiding occupation.
The essay argues homicide rates have declined over 40 years and myths about crime are fueled by fear. It cites Dr Richard Ball and sociologist Bell noting most murders involve friends or relatives, not strangers, and most killers and victims share race and status. Lent is suggested as a time for self reflection.
The piece links the 1871 Paris Commune to modern leftist ideas citing Marx and Lenin. It notes Paris faced siege, famine, and a brutal clash with regulars, leaving thousands dead and many exiled. It frames the Commune as a study for revolutionaries and highlights figures like Marx and Lenin as interpreters of its lessons.
A Navy Reserve assignment spurs a Mediterranean junket for Cmdr Edward Nixon brother of the President and Capt Thomas Ford brother of House Republican leader Gerald Ford. Capt Reginald Armistead arranged the trip to review reserve air training, drawing mixed reactions from Ford. A footnote cites an anonymous letter about Armistead’s promotion prospects.
The piece reports on bootleg political contribution files kept by a council, citing cards cribbed from campaign lists for figures like Nelson Rockefeller James Buckley and Charles Goodell. It also covers Ernie Fitzgerald being fired over a Air Force cost overrun exposure and missing documents in his Civil Service Commission case. It ends with assorted quips on retirement rituals field kitchens him lib pickets whale hunting and pet shop pricing.
Special NYT writer Paul Delaney visits Albany to compare Laurie Pritchett’s late 1960s role there with his current position as city police chief. The piece notes Pritchett’s moderated stance amid a calmer racial climate, his meetings with black leaders, and recent promotions within a diverse 157‑man force.
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