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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1970
Page
4
Editorial lauds the safe return of Apollo 13 and credits the astronauts James Lovell Fred Haise and Jack Swigert for their courage and skill amid near disaster. It notes an ongoing inquiry into the oxygen tank rupture and reflects on the American space program as historically successful.
Commerce officials led by Myron Tribus warn noise pollution harms health on par with air and water pollution. Cabinet subcommittee urges anti noise measures with initial federal funding of about 32 million dollars yearly to curb aircraft and industrial noise affecting up to 17 million workers.
A sermon contrasts the good and the bad, citing Psalm 1 1 and the metaphor of the tree by waters. It stresses character as a universal law, citing personal examples of reform, duty, sacrifice, and the consequences of choices.
The essay argues Senate foreign policy duties under the U S Constitution pressuring President Nixon over Vietnam. Fulbright shifts from support to urging withdrawal, challenging executive war powers. It calls for unity amid global tensions with Russia China Israel Japan Korea and the Philippines, warning of a dangerous split.
An examination of federal snooping shows tax returns and personal dossiers freely spread across agencies. Defense, Civil Service, and other bodies hold millions of life histories and confidential files including marital status and past acts. Access to such information is routine and often unproven.
An IRS led push to review tax returns of presidential appointees since 1961 expands government surveillance. Federal agencies may access mail and records as studies for a national data center propose a cradle-to-grave computerized life file, raising Orwellian privacy alarms.
A morning scene on a bridge sees a fly fall into the water as fishes gather. A leaflet descends like an ark, lifting the insect from drowning and offering comfort that a higher care will aid mortal beings, even when escape seems impossible. The piece, from a Welsh book, 1855, urges trust in providence.
National YWCA week highlights Mrs. Carter Dalton for half a century of service that helped launch the local YW into orbit and inspired the Adams family to donate their North Main mansion for the organization. A Birthday Tea Sunday supports the 50th anniversary and membership drive.
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