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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1975
Page
5
The Hicu Point Enterprise lists Randall Terry as president and co publisher with D A Rawley as co publisher. David A Rawley Jr serves as vice president along with Mrs C H Lockwood also as vice president. Joseph P Rawley is named general manager and Joe Brown is editor.
The obituary notes General Francisco Franco died at 82 ending his 36 year rule and foreshadows a difficult transition for Spain toward monarchy under Juan Carlos I. It recalls Francoist repression, the Civil War, and the fragile future as Spain may face unrest, political reform, and regional tensions amid Portugal’s example.
North Carolina Secretary of Corrections David Jones, a businessman, suggests confining rehabilitation to first-time offenders while reserving prison units for repeat offenders. He argues locking up all offenders hampers reform and deterrence, urging practical implementation and public discussion of the plan.
Washington pivots to gossip as an industry with Watergate still fueling interest. Mo Dean tours for Mo a Woman's View of Watergate while John W. Deans book and Simon & Schuster deals signal lasting intrigue. Benjamin Bradlee and Lyndon Johnson titles chart the market, with diaries of Felix Frankfurter offering insider glimpses.
The article highlights Henry A. Wallace diaries to be opened by the University of Iowa on November 18, marking a decade since his death. It notes Wallace's roles under Roosevelt and references salacious claims about Saudi Arabia and Palestine, plus a Kennedy to Johnson transition memoir by Traphes Bryant, illustrating Washington's gossip culture.
Inside the CIA safes, Project Madden unfolds as a domestic intrigue and media spectacle. The author recounts CIA surveillance, stakeout cars, and a Vanity Fair style chase from Newark to Seton Hall as CBS film crews shadowed him.
The piece portrays President Ford as a poker player shaping policy clashes between Henry Kissinger and Brent Scowcroft, while Daniel Patrick Moynihan latches onto bold, confrontational stances. Moynihan's UN role and his public rebukes of Amin and Zionism spark tension with Kissinger, hinting at an upcoming high-stakes power struggle at Foggy Bottom.
Washington publishers review two new Watergate books The Women of Watergate by Madeleine Edmondson and Alden Duer Cohen and Me by Maureen Dean with Hays Gorey argue wives could not stop the scandal The column parodies White House life exposing denials betrayals and the leak of taped conversations while underscoring political pressure and media scrutiny.
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