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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1971
Page
2
The Hich Pont Enterprise dated Saturday April 10 1971 presents an independent newspaper notice listing RAWLEY as president and vice president, JOSEPH P RAWLEY as general manager, RANDALL B TERRY as treasurer, and JOE BROWN as acting editor, reflecting staff roles and publication details.
The Asheboro Courier-Tribune reviews a RTI study on the zoo's impact from 1974 opening through 1981, noting projections of over $41 million in local purchases, nearly $20 million in personal income, and $64 million in regional gains. It predicts a break-even in six to seven years, with potential residential growth and long term benefits for Asheboro and Randolph County.
In a Winston-Salem Journal fragment, a British psychiatrist Joshua Bierer sparked a discussion on whether American men are henpecked. The piece notes older theories of dominant women and asks if such dynamics persist, citing observational contrasts between sexes.
A fragment from The Biblical Recorder discusses gender roles with a satirical look at American men and women. It references men crowing and roosters seeking new hens, noting differences in behavior and attitudes. The text contrasts American and British perspectives on equality and liberation.
The report notes Bruce Heilman plans to resign as president of Meredith College as Richmond University grows with a large endowment. It highlights Richmond’s greater resources and mentions a 0 million gift from Clairborne Robins, a pharmaceutical manufacturer, shaping the college’s finances. The piece recalls Heilman’s tenure since 1966.
At the National Observer Convention in Detroit C B Deane presented a portrait of the Meredith presidential hopeful. The University of Richmond has now chosen him as president, praising his Meredith credentials and additional talents. He is married with four daughters and one son.
The piece critiques a syndicated analysis blaming cultural nostalgia for social malaise after World War II. It argues nostalgia is human, not a new fault line, noting Indochina war woes did not dent the American psyche more than prior low moods. It questions the idea that cinema, music, and fashion can wash away collective guilt.
In a satirical critique the writer rails against excessive militaristic fashion. Bullets, bandoliers, and shorts are condemned as tasteless displays. The piece mocks those who see beauty in weaponry and bemoans a future where women’s bodies become mere evolutionary battlegrounds.
A column of original poems and reflections celebrates Easter and Spring. The pieces by Betty Shackelford Lewis Marion Ledbetter Ruth Thacker Martha Foye and others explore faith, renewal, and the season's beauty, pairing meditative questions with hopeful imagery of Easter.
A reader defends J Edgar Hoover as a lifelong public servant amid calls to remove him. The letter touches on My Lai, Calley, and war ethics, urging letters to Congress and President Kennedy era rhetoric about justice and national duty.
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