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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1970
Page
4
The President's Commission on Campus Unrest will release findings Oct 1 yet urges a tolerant campus culture. Daedalus editors warn higher education faces a crisis as colleges must host all opinions to sustain democracy. without this, universities risk losing their educational power.
The United Schools Committee of High Point, created amid court-ordered school integration, aims to inform citizens and guide orderly compliance with federal orders. It seeks broad community support, emphasizes better schools, and pledges nonprofit, non grievance-oriented outreach.
International scientists warn of a persistent global air quality crisis as smog blankets cities from New York to Tokyo. The piece cites hospitalizations in Tokyo, historic smog events in Donora and London, and calls for tighter controls amid rising auto and industrial pollution.
A U S analysis notes the People’s Liberation Army holds key posts across China and Huang Yuang sheng the army chief rises as the likely successor to Mao Tse tung. Army driven governance has replaced many purged civilian officials with revolutionary committees while flagging the Soviet border threat.
The article notes Huang strengthens political stability and redirects forces from south to north as Soviet pressure grows. It highlights Red Chinese road networks threatening Vietnam and neighbors, while containment moves increasingly into a Soviet problem.
The North State telephone project keeps its Direct Distance Dialing on track for operation by February 1 1971 as divisions expand new offices on Main Street North Main Street and in Randleman. A new central warehouse service center is planned at Uwharrie and Fairfield Roads to better serve High Point Thomasville and Randleman.
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