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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1970
Page
4
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute SIPRI report argues that neither superpower can wipe out the other’s nuclear arsenal in a first strike. It calls for limits on missiles and ABMs to maintain second strike deterrence while warning ongoing research could fuel the arms race.
In Wilkes-Barre, Rep. Dan Flood uses influence to back InTech corporation led by Patricia Brislin. Flood aide Hegarty arranges interviews and meetings at the Office of Education, helping secure three HEW contracts totaling over 500000 dollars despite officials’ misgivings about InTech’s qualifications.
A six member blue ribbon panel criticized InTech after visiting Wilkes-Barre, with leaders calling for halting the project and funding cuts followed by a write off. Separately GM plant leaders in Van Nuys used letterhead to campaign against a judge over forced busing, prompting apologies but no recall of the letters.
The piece cites Ernest Cuneo and argues the great loser is the new left while organized labor strengthens Democrats. It notes Nixon’s Southern strategy weakness with gains for Republicans in the South and his need to grow in the East and Midwest. It highlights the 1972 focus on the domestic economy and the Family Assistance Plan. It mentions Bowles as a rising 1972 gubernatorial candidate and profiles local North Carolina figures like McNeill Smith and Mac Smith.
The article tracks Sargent Shriver and other 1972 Democrats as they seek national leadership. It notes Shriver's nationwide campaign for 97 candidates, his advisory network, and his shift from ambassadorial duties to public service goals. It highlights his appeal to youth and questions his viability for the White House.
James Udall, a former navy officer who served with President Nixon in the Pacific, calls Nixon the finest poker player he ever played against. He recalls Nixon bluffing a lieutenant commander out of 1500 dollars with a pair of deuces.
Red China steps to broaden contacts with Europe Africa the Middle East and Latin America and signals readiness for UN representation. Peking expands ambassador posts hosts cabinet visits and signs a $400 million railroad project while hopes for admission are likely yet contested.
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