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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1969
Page
3
Proverbs 18 24 notes there are friends who pretend yet one sticks closer than a brother True friendship is sound health its value is seldom known until it is lost Charles C Colton English clergyman
The piece foresees a postwar boom as the United States shifts from Vietnam era concerns. It outlines large scale federal expenditures over the next decade including cities, transit, water, air, highways, hospitals, schools, retraining, and poverty elimination. President Nixon favors state and local action and private initiative with reduced centralization, warning that communities failing to adapt will bear the costs of a major life pattern reshape.
County officials negotiate for a fair settlement in the jointly owned City County Building as part of a redeveloped Governmental Center. The court system needs a larger site and has acquired Hamilton Street land for a new location amid rising construction costs.
District crime surged in October with a 95.4 percent rise over 1968, robbers and burglars increasing alongside a stalled White House anti crime package. Bills to reform courts and aid public defenders face Senate opposition, while officials cite chronic fear in downtown Washington and a push to centralize courts and detain suspects.
A three man team under the American Social Health Association investigates prostitution by city, revealing district dynamics, arrests, and ties to crime while remaining code assigned. Capital News Capsules discuss recession fears, Nixon policy stance, and Milton Shapp's $3 million political bid plan with his wife’s consent.
North Carolina National Bank President Thomas L Storrs speaks on state finances and taxation as a broader bid for sound governance and public welfare. Local leader Earl Congdon signals fundraising shifts while a Christmas season police appreciation coffee breaks momentarily lift spirits.
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