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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1971
Page
4
The page lists executive titles and names including Mrs. C. H. Lockwood as vice president David A. Rawley Jr. as vice president Joseph P. Rawley as general manager Randall B. Terry as treasurer Holt McPherson as editor dated Tuesday September 21 1971.
The piece argues President Nixon faces a tough path after a wage and price freeze to curb inflation and unemployment. It notes possible mandatory controls, potential congressional funding, and Denmark’s experience with price freezes and later looser rules, warning that incomes policies struggle to endure and politics will shape enforcement.
Public relations expert Jack Perlis reports that the New Left dominates overseas broadcasting and press, shaping anti US sentiment in the Netherlands and foretelling similar issues in West Germany. He warns friendly governments fail to provide equal time and urges U S communications diplomacy to counter slander and protect trade and financing.
The Catholic Church in England faces intensifying conflict over celibacy, birth control, and papal infallibility as reformist voices press for change. Ex-Father Kenneth Allan quit after 20 years to marry, reflecting wider defections noted by Pope Paul VI.
The article flags a Canadian secret study challenging the Nixon administration on Alaska oil transport. It cites a 3,185 mile Prudhoe Bay to Chicago pipeline via Canada as cheaper, estimating costs near 2 to 2.5 billion dollars, and notes Interior Secretary Morton and lawmakers debating routes and costs. It contrasts Canadian findings with U S. positions on cross Alaska routes and potential environmental impacts.
The piece notes opposition pressures from lawmakers and oil firms over the Alaska route and a transnational pipeline while Nixon pushes to maintain his economic program. It cites Meany Mills tax proposals, Treasury rebuttals, and public opinion supporting wage-price controls and import surcharges.
Long Beach faced a costly civic effort to turn the Queen Mary into a museum hotel and convention center. Since a 1967 purchase, costs exceed 63 million with estimates over 100 million, amid mismanagement and a state probe into funds and contracts.
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