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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1969
Page
3
A fragmentary obituary tribute to Dwight D. Eisenhower honors his eight year presidency and warns about the military industrial complex. It recalls his warnings, humility, and lasting impact while noting his era may mark the end of a generation of giants.
After eight years on the Redevelopment Commission banker Fred W. Alexander chose not to seek reappointment creating a vacancy that former Mayor Stout now fills. The council replaced Alexander with Stout in a bid to strengthen housing and civic improvement efforts.
Congress returns after a slow start with pay raises approved earlier and key items like the ABM controversy and debt limit debate on the docket. Voters and editors note the tension between higher salaries and living costs, while public sentiment remains wary of policy progress.
A fragmented notice lists individuals including Bawley Mes, Loew Wood, David A. Brawley Jr, Joseph F. Rawley, and Randall B. Terry Sr. The item references a manager and director roles, postal handling, and a March 3 second class mail matter subject to sales tax, with carrier details and publication origin noted as a daily or weekly issue.
Mamie Eisenhower recalls youth in Iowa and wartime travels with Ike. She remembers prewar Army life, Manila and Philippines, meetings with Harry Butcher, and the long wartime separation. Gettysburg era ends as a monument awaits, with focus on shared memories and public moments.
A Rotawanis Club Immcheon speaker promoted ten points for success, while a senator and science fans discussed Apollo 9 with interest. The prior meeting noted a score of 12 for the fellow attending.
Easter thoughts on peace and renewal open a High Point paper, with focus on spring beauty, religious symbolism, and Dr. Talmadge's remarks. The piece recalls Jack Benny’s aging joke, local memories, and community efforts as First Union opens a new branch and a cancer detection clinic plans to boost public health outreach.
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