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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1972
Page
4
In High Point the furniture industry signals a shift as durable goods move toward furniture supremacy. Automobiles remain a lead product but the gap narrows with continued growth in furniture production, distribution, and retailing across the Southern market.
A sermon warns against wasting God given gifts citing Mathesalah and the Do Nothing Congress. It urges using talents for service before judgment, contrasts idle living with Christ's Mission, and calls readers to complete their Father’s business.
The author laments a divided nation over Vietnam and praises the President’s challenge while criticizing antiwar leaders like Fulbright Church and Muskie. The piece argues Congress should share war-power decisions and outlines historical limits on executive power in wartime.
Haiphong bombing raids drew praise from Admiral John McCain, Pacific commander, who pushed Nixon to strike the Haiphong harbor. Henry Kissinger had long pressed questions on Vietnam in NSSM-1, shaping early White House policy directions.
In 1970 the Joint Chiefs urged strikes and mining of Haiphong port to cut North Vietnamese supply lines. The CIA warned such bombing risked Soviet retaliation and wouldn’t stop infiltration. McCain pressed the President in Honolulu and San Clemente, while Kissinger backed action. NATO?
W W Morrison, a Greensboro retailer and longtime adviser to the National Retail Furniture Assn, pushed dealers to offer real service, not just low prices. He helped build High Point market's rise and recalls Mrs. Roosevelt visiting his store, praising homes as a civic asset. Morrison remains active at 84, while successors take over the Furniture Plaza management and nearby showrooms.
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