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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1974
Page
2
Edited White House transcripts reveal Nixon discussing payoffs clemency and national security while framing actions as protecting the White House image. The excerpts intensify questions about Watergate involvement and suggest impeachment as a possible remedy amid a constitutional crisis.
A Paris based survey outlines François Mitterrand and the left’s bid to win power, with Communist backing and fears of a police state. It notes Mitterrand’s reforms such as a five year term and broader parliament roles, while Gaullists, Giscard d Esteing and Poher face a fragmented National Assembly.
Ubiquitous aide Bebe Rebozo faces new questions as records and Senate testimony reveal the $100,000 from Howard Hughes, planned for President Nixon, was reportedly distributed to Rose Mary Woods and Nixon’s brothers. Kalmbach's testimony and Ervin's rulings tighten the probe into possible White House knowledge.
An ex Randolph County deputy calls for an official inquiry into the sheriff's department actions at the Hillsville shooting on April 27. He criticizes staffing, scene control, and communication, linking them to Deputy Bucheller’s shooting and Officer Evans’s exposure.
A reader denounces impeachment efforts against Congress while defending the president. The piece cites Webster enlarging the term, cites polling figures, criticizes the Ervin committee, cites John Dean and Stans-Mitchell trial, and calls for Congress to support the president. Names include Jane Fonda and others, ending with a call for courage.
A reader argues Sun day editorials miscredit JFK for ask not what your country can do for you. He cites Kahlil Gibran in Mirrors of the Soul and questions attribution. The High Point editor notes lingering questions about origins of the idea and plagiarism.
Dorothy M. Roberson of 3101 Centennial Lane voices disappointment that the City Council ignored resident petitions and letters in naming the new football stadium. She asserts votes reflected personal opinions, not citizen wishes, except for Bob Wells and Frank Wood.
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