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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1972
Page
1
The Enterprise invites reader questions and problem solving via Action Line. Officials note the high volume may prevent acknowledgment of all inquiries. Readers are urged to send their requests by mail or phone to the newspaper office for consideration.
Evelyn Morales reports that both cases were evaluated and the mattress secured through Jaycees while glasses were fitted. The office offers evaluation on need and assists disabled homemakers or workers to get back on their feet and can help with job search and local resources.
A reader asks about abortion legality in North Carolina and whether it is performed in High Point. The response notes that legal under certain conditions, and that a local physician should provide full details including timing and costs.
A Guilford County registered teacher seeks guidance on opening a day care center. The Department of Local Services provides information with Mrs Isabelle O Neal named as Coordinator of Day Care Services.
A reader asks about laws on medical administration by teachers and nurse policies requiring doctor orders. The letter praises High Point sanitation workers and thanks Mr Wills and the department for three years of service. A resident asks about pre 1956 coins and is directed to Glenn's Coin Shop for appraisal.
Four E class Soviet missile submarines are located about 700 miles east of Vietnam's coast. Each carries surface-to-surface missiles and torpedoes, while a light cruiser frigate and destroyers move nearby. The U S Navy has dispatched Ticonderoga and 60 ships to Southeast Asia as a precaution with mines limiting North Vietnamese ports.
The United States and the Soviet Union reached final agreement on a two part plan to limit strategic nuclear weapons. A Kremlin signing ceremony was planned after a Nixon dinner with Brezhnev Podgorny and Kosygin. The accord freezes offensive missiles and limits ABM sites with separate executive measures.
In Moscow a woman in the Bolshoi balcony shouted antiwar slogans during Swan Lake as Nixon and Soviet leaders watched. Watchful security moved in, then questioned a nearby Russian woman before she was allowed to return to her seat. The incident marked Nixon’s first public discord since arriving.
Analysts weigh whether Brezhnev’s leadership signals a shift in Soviet secrecy and a potential detente. The summit yields space and environmental cooperation while warning against imperialist pressures. Military hawks resist softness as Red Star critiques NATO plans.
Electronic guided missiles helped halt a tank attack near Kontum, with about a dozen tanks reported destroyed. Saigon said 192 North Vietnamese killed. South Vietnamese losses 7 dead and 34 wounded. Air strikes targeted Haiphong area. bridges and a power plant hit. a Navy A4 jet reported missing.
The Soviet Union and United States announce a joint commission to promote mutually advantageous trade relations. Tass distributed the communique after Nixon met with the Kremlin leaders, signaling a breakthrough on trade issues amid ongoing negotiations.
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