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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1969
Page
3
Editorial argues the public fears poison gas in military uses while ignoring the everyday danger of moving dangerous industrial chemicals. It cites chlorine, ammonia, cyanides, phosgene, and acrylonitrile transport, urging careful safeguards over hysteria and criticizing Congress for political posturing.
Look magazine accused Greece of suppressing liberty and torturing opponents. Greek embassy labeled the piece imaginary and malignant. Prime Minister Papa dopoulos challenged an authorized Greece visit to investigate, then vowed to execute those found responsible in Constitution Square, taking full responsibility.
Editorial notes define Black Power as cultural or revolutionary nationalism with aims and methods differentiating leaders like Stokely Carmichael and Eldridge Cleaver. It cites tensions within the movement, past conference highlights, and forecasts future themes including reconstruction, separation, and guerrilla defense.
A newspaper item lists President and Vice President candidates including D A Rawley and Mrs C H Lockwood, with accompanying figures David A Rawley Sr Joseph F P Rawley Randall B Terry JB Holt McPherson Brown as advertising director business manager and circulation manager
Drew Pearson reports Nixon privately signaled a 30 intention to remove 55,000 U.S. troops from South Korea while affirming treaty defense. In San Francisco Park warned of infiltration by North Korean agents, urging more patrols and radar. Park pressed for readiness without new aid, amid talk of a third term and constitutional reform.
Highway officials led by Lynwood Smith outlined a $100 million deficiency fix for Seventh Division roads in Raleigh. Primary projects include a dual lane Highway 68 to the airport, Highway 311 by-pass on the east side, completion of Highway 421 to the county line, and five lane conversion of U.S. 29 70 into Greensboro. Guilford gets $1.6 million for secondary roads while bids await on phase one of Highway 220 from Asheboro by-pass to Randleman.
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