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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1974
Page
2
Mrs C H Lockwood serves as Vice President and Joe Brown is editor in a note highlighting the newspaper’s leadership team and key staff roles.
The London Economist notes Soviet fear over Kennedy’s Moscow visit as officials censored the interpreter and a handpicked audience muted discussion. Kennedy pressed for openness on travel and nuclear secrecy while Brezhnev extends restricted east west dialogue as a privilege for the privileged.
EPA backs mandatory fuel economy targets for 1977 to 1985 cars, aiming for a 14 mpg average, rising to 21 mpg. Detroit may still build efficient and wasteful models. market incentives alone may fail, so federal standards are favored to curb exhaustible oil use for future generations.
The Washington Star News notes an annual battle with dandelions that resists defeat. A week of cutting below the crown leaves seeds to sprout anew, with invasion seeds blowing from neighbors and forcing a rethink of the campaign. The piece ends with a wry hope for peace with honor next year.
A Charlotte Observer column ponders how driving turns polite people into near savages. A reader recalls being trapped by a selfish park job and a left turn only lane mishap, then considers the urge to retaliate and the discipline needed to maintain civility on the road.
A St Louis Post-Dispatch reminiscence recalls boyhood chores on a 160 acre Illinois farm before World War I. Corncobs were kept with coal for kindling. the 22.4 tons of cobs per two years equated to 13 tons of coal. Energy per person then was one tenth of today’s average. Still, farming shifted to larger acreages and heavy mechanization, but no pollution stats exist for corncobs.
Ex White House counsel John Dean testified in a closed session about the ITT coverup and its links to Watergate. He described collecting White House documents on ITT, noting sensitive files tied to Agnew Connally Mitchell and Nixon, and said the same team conducted both coverups.
The piece portrays Egypt praising Kissinger as a catalyst for gains including Suez Canal access and a US loan, while Israel faces political strain under Rabin as Moscow pressures reopened hostilities. It notes Cairo’s warmth toward Kissinger contrasted with Tel Aviv’s chill amid ongoing Sinai and Golan tensions.
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