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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1970
Page
4
The quote contrasts lack of guidance with the safety found in counsel. It questions how people can heed advice when they ignore warnings, attributed to Proverbs 11 14 and Jonathan Swift.
The Gallagher President's Report argues there is little profit in defense contracts among the top 100 U. S. corporations last year. It notes McDonnell Douglas rose 24 percent to 117.6 million while Lockheed Boeing and General Dynamics posted sizable losses or tiny profits amid layoffs, with civilian lines suffering and investors wary of war profits.
The article argues Lenin set a pattern of Soviet aggression by deceit and internal subversion rather than open force. It cites Cuba as an example where Cuban Communists seized power from within, leading to deaths and calls for radical social and economic change.
A nationwide environmental teach-in on Earth Day April 22 targets the car as a major pollution source. Cities ban traffic briefly amid protests while researchers link gasoline exhaust to health risks and discuss leaded fuel phase down and possible alternative power cars.
The piece details GAO and House inquiries into Walter Hickel and several Interior Department aides for unauthorized procurement of expensive furnishings and decor. It notes waivers, waivers denied, and questioned emergency purchases while highlighting lavish items and the overall legality of the spending.
The Nixon administration wrestles with a split on the extent of U S offshore rights. Interior favors a wide continental shelf while Defense seeks a narrow one. Senate hearings led by Senator Lee Metcalf were postponed after White House pressure.
James H. Millis rose to the chairmanship of Wachovia’s High Point board after C Arthur Kirkman reached 70 and retired. Kirkman, a 30 year director and former HPT and D executive, ends a long career including mayoral and legislative service. The Bank honored Kirkman at a dinner as his family noted travels and his son Larkin teaches in California.
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