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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
4
The excerpt cites II Peter 3 1 2 urging remembrance of holy prophets and the Lord and Savior through the apostles. It emphasizes recalling prophetic predictions and the apostolic commandment as guidance for believers.
After Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, McGovern leads the Democratic field with Humphrey second and Muskie third. Wallace remains a spoiler, Jackson a long shot, with Ohio looming as the next test. The party faces a deep, unresolved split between McGovern and Humphrey that may persist at the national convention.
Highway Commissioner Lynwood Smith proposes ending the bypass where it meets Main Street to spare Archdale land and avoid a long arc toward I-85. The plan would widen Main Street to connect to the relocation point, but expansion faces zoning and traffic concerns. The debate centers on land use versus future obsolescence of the proposed route.
An essay explores suicide’s societal roots and stigma, noting annual U.S. estimates of up to 50,000 deaths by self harm and underreporting. It traces historical attitudes, preventive insights from physicians, and controversial views on patient choice, citing A Alvarez’s The Savage God and his own crisis.
Secret White House papers reveal President Nixon faced a widening South Vietnam threat as North Vietnamese forces mounted a major offensive. Advisers warned RVNAF could not cope alone and urged reforms to sustain a larger role for South Vietnam, while Nixon weighed Marine redeployment and risk to Moscow talks and his re election prospects.
A letter to the editor urges national unity and patriotism amid antiwar protests. The writer supports the Constitution and government defense of South Vietnam, laments divided groups, and asks readers to telegraph the President to bolster support. He cites wire-service impact and calls for constructive political action across parties and races.
A Chicago style overview closes with praise for New York as the nation's capital of finance industry and arts while Mayor Lindsay faces Albany battles for a nearly 787 million dollar budget fix. The piece notes theater outings and the journalism school accreditation, plus obituaries and local fundraising efforts by High Point College students.
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