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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1971
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists D A Rawley as president with C H Lockwood and David A Rawley Jr as vice presidents and Joseph P Rawley as general manager. The independent newspaper showcases its corporate officers.
Editors urge reporters to place facts over opinion in a contentious era. The piece cites Associated Press as a model of accuracy and fairness and quotes Wes Gallagher on needing clear, fair reporting to inform public judgment.
The aging Cardinal Mindszenty leaves Hungary for permanent exile after years under house arrest and imprisonment. Pope Paul VI arranged the move amid Vatican-Hungary tensions. The exile marks a final sacrifice in a lifelong stand against Nazi and Soviet oppression.
An international bioethics symposium will be held in Washington on Oct 16 under the Joseph P Kennedy Jr Foundation. The event gathers 1 200 experts to discuss legal social and ethical issues in life sciences amid fears of biotechnological control and the fate of new medical frontiers.
A bristling article by Lt. Col. Charles Schiesser and Dan Benson accuses the Military Appeals Court of siding with generals over GIs. Pentagon editors demanded edits removing claims about senators' influence and Judge Ferguson’s stance, then blocked release citing objections.
In a Washington Whirl column, Jack Anderson relays a tense memo involving Brig. Gen. Larry Williams and a defense article, then reports Air Force One’s staged Peking dry run with Kissinger aboard. The piece notes Magnuson’s gas lobby pressure, El Paso influence, and a controversial zoo animal welfare letter.
The editor reflects on a newspaper as a shared enterprise with a single goal to be a good newspaper. It challenges itself openly, defends integrity, and accepts mistakes while striving for truth, leadership, and public trust. Readers become part of its ownership and family.
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