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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1974
Page
2
The High Point Enterprise is an independent newspaper with D A Rawley as co publisher Mrs C H Lockwood as vice president and Joe Brown as editor.
Scripture excerpt notes Barnabas and Saul teaching in Antioch where followers first called Christians. It quotes Francis Bacon praising Christian faith as exalted public good across ages.
The editorial urges readers to avoid judging guilt or innocence before all evidence is in. It notes hearings may be one sided, radio coverage was curtailed by courts, and the newspaper aims full, accurate reporting. It warns the public acts as an unofficial jury on a matter of public concern.
Senators Baker and Weicker push a 14 member congressional oversight panel for all intelligence agencies including CIA FBI Secret Service DIA and NSA. The proposal echoes past concerns about congressional control while noting CIA covert operations and past scandals. The push suggests oversight could become law despite national security limits on disclosure.
Remembrances flow for Luther H. Hodges praising his leadership in High Point and North Carolina. The article notes his highway project study in the 1930s, his business moves with mills, and his roles from governor to secretary of commerce. Colleagues recount his steady support, bipartisan appeal, and personal generosity that shaped state industry, education, and public service.
CAPITAL VIEWPOINT argues post Watergate hopes faded as Congress pushes a flawed clean elections bill, with loopholes and internal fights. It contends lawmakers push for power while dodging conflict rules, tolerating investments and donations from major sponsors. It calls for full public disclosure of votes and financial ties to expose lobbyist influence.
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