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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
4
President Nixon signals a hard, consistent Phase II program to curb inflation with a psychology of price reductions. He argues wage settlements should match Phase II guidelines, urging leading industries to cut prices and unions to limit increases to maintain costs.
The Enterprise marks Newspaper Boy Day on Saturday October 16 praising newsboys as independent young businessmen shaping a free press. It highlights their devotion, discipline, and community service as lasting value to readers and future journalists.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew arrives in Greece for an official visit as Athens faces pressure over its regime. A smuggled Mangakis letter from prison praises endurance and freedom, while Lady Fleming receives a jail sentence for involvement in an abortive plot.
Treasury Secretary Connally hosted a corporate gathering at Cherokee Aviation with executives from ALCOA U S Steel Standard Oil and Texas Eastern Pipeline among others. About $12 million in corporate jets filled the tarmac as guests discussed economic outlook and foreign investments before flying home on August 8.
The article reports on Vice President Agnew criticizing U S withdrawal from commitments abroad while officials and Joint Chiefs warn of too deep military cuts. It notes Nixon aims to trim global presence and shore up allies with matériel, drawing White House ire toward Agnew’s public stance.
Wayne Pennington reviews the phosphate detergent controversy and regulatory shifts, noting no safe substitute and complex agency guidance. The piece also profiles James Birypant of Stanley Furniture, Guilford County colonial worship plans, the death of Marsie Hough, and legends of the Uwharrie mountains from Asheboro to Archdale.
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