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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1975

Page

2

Racket On The Campus Warns Against Insurance Schemes

Parents should warn college students about aggressive life insurance sales on campuses. Reports show agents offering large one year policies for token down payments followed by long promissory notes with heavy interest, creating huge debt. State regulators lag in curbing the practice, while experts urge buyers to consult specialists and avoid risky contracts.

Campus Life Insurance

Atlanta Tower of America sparks urban caution

The Georgia design team proposes a 800 foot tower with a 200 foot antenna for a July 4 opening, plus an observatory and dining area akin to Seattle's Space Needle. The Charlotte Observer urges restraint, calling the plan costly and largely pointless and warns Charlotte against emulating Atlanta.

Charlotte Observer Atlanta Georgia a.‘‘Tower of America Seattle Niagara

Bland Navy Uniforms Sail Onward In Modernization

After a two year transition the Navy ends front buttoned bell bottom trousers and round white hats. A new uniform, described by the Christian Science Monitor as costly and hard to maintain, requires new ship lockers and space. Sailors may like the look, but old salts miss tradition and practicality.

U.S. Navy Navy Christian Science Monitor

Insect Invasions Sweep U.S. From Maine To Florida

A rounded report notes lovebugs swarm Florida in May and September, millipede uprisings in Indiana, aggressive Maine flies tied to Penobscot River water quality, Chicago orb weaver spiders on high rises, and a looming threat from the Africanized Brazilian honeybee. Scientists warn the bees may reach the southern U.S. in 11 to 18 years, alarming farmers and health officials.

Maine Florida FBI CIA Loveliug Dick Kirkpatrick Audubon Magazine Penobscot River Penobscot Chicago South America United States

A WORD EDGEWISE Dignifying The Communists' Nonsense

Opinion on Communist logic and Soviet behavior critiques the denial of crime under socialism. It cites Angela Davis's reception in the USSR and the Brezhnev Doctrine, arguing non intervention frames a false moral stance amid internal affairs. The piece mocks hypocritical ideals and calls out socialist legality.

Angela Davis Soviet Union Moscow

Responding to Soviet rhetoric on Helsinki and Paris accords

The author blasts Soviet manipulation of freedoms and Western censorship claims, recalls APSA debates on political prisoners, and lauds the American Veterans Committee stance. He notes Hanoi’s demand to honor Paris peace terms and urges genuine compliance from both sides, urging the State Department to heed AVC’s call.

Portugal Kissinger American Political Science Association International Political Science Association United States Soviet Union U.S Moscow Powers That Be APSA Hanoi State Department AVC Paris Vietnam

Senate probes FBI king surveillance feud with Hoover

Senate Intelligence Committee investigates alleged FBI efforts to smear Martin Luther King Jr by circulating sex life rumors. The piece notes King’s Nobel prize, his civil rights work, and the decades long tension with J Edgar Hoover. It recounts prior wiretaps, hotel incidents, and accusations of blackmail while praising current FBI director Clarence Kelley.

Washington Senate Intelligence Committee FBI Martin Luther King Dr. King J. Edgar Hoover Senate Hoover Robert Kennedy Willard Hotel Las Vegas King CIA Oslo Norway Los Angeles Atlantic City Clyde Tolson Coretta King Clarence Kelley Kelley

Catching Up With The News In The Nation On Vacation

In a whimsical recap, Doc Dalinsky fills in headlines from grain sales to Cuba diplomacy, Castro, the Mafia, Kissinger in the Middle East, rising gasoline prices, double digit inflation and Nixon, Liz Taylor and Burton. Betty Ford reveals less separation in the White House bedroom and speaks candidly about sleep with the President.

Washington Doc Dalinsky Dalinsky New York City New York Beame United States Castro Cuba Mafia Cosa Nostra Kissinger Middle East Nixon Liz Taylor Richard Burton Betty Ford Myra McPherson McCall's Magazine White House

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