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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1969
Page
3
The Charleston News and Courier editors explain why editorials are unsigned and represent the newspaper's position. We vs. the writer is not critical. editorials reflect the paper's consensus. Letters to the editor must be signed to share responsibility for views.
A Christian Science Monitor essay explores the gap between college students and business careers. It quotes William Verity of Armco Steel on a generation needing challenge and fresh direction. It notes industry efforts to recruit youth and create a new educational industrial complex through closer university–industry collaboration.
From Montgomery Advertiser locals react to the moon landing claim with two elderly women rejecting it as a publicity hoax. Barbara Day of McGhee Arkansas and Mrs John Graves of Atlanta dismiss the mission as foolishness thus defending personal belief in a pluralistic society.
The United States agriculture department will now publish the names of meat packing plants cut off from interstate shipping over unclean conditions reversing prior secrecy. The shift follows Ralph Nader’s charge that the USDA coddled packers and hid inspection violations.
Independent High Point newspaper lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates vary by duration and delivery method, with separate pricing for sun only and weekly carrier options.
A sampler of reader letters and poems from the High Point Enterprise includes a rebuttal to a colleague about poetry, a faith testimony urging unity, a poem about a boy and Mary, a satirical take on water fluoridation, and opinions on the Postal Service and urban ministry. The mix shows personal beliefs, religious sentiment, and local civic commentary.
A memorial poem by Mike Shook, a 16 year old killed in a car crash, appears in the Benson area. Friends and family memories frame his verse as Mrs. Shelby Davis explains how the poem reflects life. Open House from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Arts Council Building features regional works and a 17th century harpsichord recital amid a broad art show.
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