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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1969
Page
3
NYU professor Sidney Hook argues reform through violence is a misreading of history and that democratic self-government relies on due process. He warns that advocates of violence sap the forces of despotism and that education changes come through argument, not force.
Bowl-itis hits colleges as expenses soar and income stagnates. Ohio State carries a 3.3 million athletic budget with potential losses near 181 thousand, while Notre Dame leans on bowls to steady red ink. The era of turning sport into a money engine fuels the debate over the price of gridiron power.
The piece discusses proposed apprenticeship diversification in unions, with AFL-CIO opposing racial quotas as unlawful. It explains craft unionism, licensing limits, and the barrier effect on Black workers, citing Civil Rights era enforcement gaps and EEOC limits on action.
Jack Anderson reports on leaked documents alleging Viet Cong and North Vietnamese crimes during the Vietnam War, including mass executions, abductions, and the destruction of civilians. He notes U.S. and South Vietnamese efforts to investigate, with Geneva conventions cited and limited press attention.
In Raleigh during Culture Week, the North Carolina Literary and Historical Society hears a valedictory from its president. The address recalls Apollo 11 and Apollo 12, arguing that lunar exploration embodies human striving, while urging sustained effort toward progress, knowledge, and effective communication amid changing times in North Carolina and the nation.
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