Editorial says EPIC plan lacks merit for High Point
The High Point editorial argues against a $75,000 EPIC loan to fund early studies for a costly North Carolina generation and transmission project. It criticizes the feasibility, notes private power firms may serve better, and warns the city risks waste and financial harm by joining the plan. It urges backing away from the initiative.
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EPIC
Electric Power
North Carolina
High Point
Tar Heel
Reader's Digest
Michael Frome
America
Yosemite Valley
California
Frame
McGovern In 1972 Contender Emerges From Left of Nomination Field
Senator George McGovern of South Dakota joins Muskie and Humphrey as likely 1972 candidates. He says decisions will come next year and positions himself left of the rivals while opposing Nixon’s welfare cuts. McGovern, 47, reelected in 1968, argues against phasing out food stamps, hoping discontent becomes a launchpad for his bid.
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George McGovern
McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
Nixon
Psychology convention faces campus unrest and welfare aims
Editorial researchers summarize a 1960s psychology convention theme in Washington. The piece notes rising campus mental health needs, the blurred line between psychiatrists and psychologists, and the surge of student activism amid war anxiety. It cites Wake Forest and Stanford findings on student stress, resilience, and activist attitudes.
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America
Academe
Colossi
Hills
National Association For Mental Health
Rollo May
High Point Enterprise Staff and Publishing Details
The High Point Enterprise an independent newspaper since 1884 lists staff and leadership including president vice president secretary treasurer editor executive editor advertising director business manager and circulation manager along with the Ward Griffith Company national advertising representatives and address at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Wives Ee
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Nixon Olive Branch Fails to Move Soviets Readily
Washington reports indicate Nixon’s peace overture to the Soviet Union yields limited response. Brezhnev and Gromyko show cautious cooperation while Kremlin leaders maintain a two faced approach. Secrecy restrictions rise as Ley orders FDA officials to report policy talks to an unofficial censor. Congress eyes crime and obscenity measures after Labor Day.
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Washington
Nixon
Russia
Only a Dad But the Best of Men
Poem-like lines praise a father described as one of ten million, a daily struggler with four children. He bears pain and scorn, silent under harsh judgment, yet gives his all to smooth the way for his kids, embodying courage and duty.
Decision to retain school bus service boosts return to road
The opening of schools nationwide will bring over a quarter million school buses back into service this year, transporting nearly 20 million American children across almost two billion miles. Despite high usage, buses maintain the lowest fatality rate among transport modes per the National Safety Council, with officials highlighting sturdy construction, elevated seating, and bright yellow warning color as safety strengths.
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National Safety Council
David Soule
U. S. Department of Transportation
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