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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1971
Page
4
The report cites Calley saying Medina would lead in war and tragedies like My Lai may occur. Medina, Calley’s superior, faces trial related to My Lai as witnesses discuss responsibility. Nixon announced a review of the case on Saturday.
AP reports tense negotiations between Lorillard and striking workers ongoing in Greensboro. A sticking point is Lorillard demand for a binding provision on job changes and job put, with earlier talks ending without progress.
Washington AP reports Mississippi Senator James Eastland backs six bills to curb subversive activity and bolster security. Measures include banning communist teaching in schools, restricting donations to certain groups, and denying tax exemptions for subversive organizations. The package, partly funded by federal sources, aims to tighten control over internal security and defense-related facilities.
NEW YORK AP reports Louis Satchmo Armstrong, 70, is improving. A Beth Israel Hospital spokesman says he rests comfortably and breathes without a respirator. He is well enough to request news but remains fed intravenously. He was admitted March 15 for a heart condition and has developed respiratory troubles.
Gov. Bob Scott of North Carolina emphasizes education reform as a long term priority. He highlights improved public schools and increasing teacher salaries as top concerns within a broader effort to raise educational standards.
A Raleigh News and Observer interview recounts Williams and followers entering a Catholic cathedral amid Palm Sunday service protests. Williams, criticizing church holdings in oppressing South Africa, pressed for a response to education funding and clergy involvement. police and demonstrators clashed outside Cardinal Cooke’s procession.
A resolution of appreciation was adopted thanking Scott for his years of service and interest in public education. The action recognizes his dedication and impact within the education community.
Housewives across North Carolina mourn a tax on soft drinks that siphons about 18 million dollars from family food budgets yearly. The industry pledges to repeal the levy once removed, promising lower prices on many items. Citizens are urged to write to their senator or representative at the State Legislative Building in Raleigh to seek repeal.
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