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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1972
Page
1
Tokyo AP report outlines three incidents fueling attacks on Eisaku Sato’s government over civilian control. It notes a Defense Agency budget move, a Tokyo base incident, and Okinawa deployment plans prompting civilian oversight calls.
In Belfast William Whitelaw, new British Northern Ireland secretary, arrived to support a peace plan. The Civil Association canceled planned protests next month and SDLP called for IRA violence to end while urging Protestant and Catholic cooperation. Security was tight as violence persisted with a fatal shooting and a mine attack nearby.
A sheriff asks residents to donate light bulbs for a boy nicknamed the Light Eater who began eating them as a child due to lack of food. The county will not supply more bulbs, and residents are urged to forward any extras to Frank.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee opens a long term study on how big multinationals affect U.S. foreign policy. Chairman Fulbright says the inquiry will review ITT Chile affairs and test whether private investment benefits both the United States and recipient nations. The panel aims to cover representative countries and assess corporate versus national interests.
President Nixon said he ordered the Paris peace talks suspended after a three and a half year Vietnamese propaganda campaign. He warned the talks may not resume unless the North Vietnamese negotiate seriously. He expressed cautious optimism about SALT talks and the Moscow summit, citing Brezhnev as constructive.
An AP report describes three Vietnamese films shown in Paris that depict the Ho Chi Minh trail and life in liberated areas. The footage emphasizes Communist resilience, features North Vietnamese siege imagery, and includes a controversial scene with a GI puppet.
President Nixon defends wage price controls and pledges action against middlemen after February price data show a 0.5 percent rise led by food costs. He argues only one third of consumer price goes to farmers while two thirds go to handlers, processors, and retailers. He vows to curb middlemen.
The Vatican mounts a public exhibition of 148 Bible items from its vast collection, highlighting manuscripts and early printed editions. Highlighted is a 13th century Old Testament volume believed looted by Count Federico di Montefeltro during the Volterra raid of 1472, preserved in the Volterra Bible.
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