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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1969
Page
3
A succinct quotation from Henry David Thoreau states that no man is entirely pure genius nor wholly devoid of genius, reflecting on the nature of human intellect and creativity. The remark underscores a balanced view of talent and flaw in individuals.
The 91st Congress, described as a sluggard, edges toward adjournment with little accomplished. A late tax reform measure is viewed as political theater likely to be vetoed, while Democrats push various tax cuts and Republicans clash with the administration. Both parties share blame for a wavering session reflecting a divided nation and uncertain policy direction.
The late Judge Allen H Gwyn, 76, renowned for his work release program aiding prisoner rehabilitation in North Carolina, exemplified integrity and impartiality on the state Supreme Court bench. He championed private citizens and first offenders, promoting self sustaining citizenship through his writings and public service.
Projecting the news notes a possible special session of Congress the day after Christmas, reflecting Nixon's December press remarks and prior statements about recalling Congress to Washington. The piece contrasts historic adjournments, the lame duck period, and the 20th Amendment expectations with past presidents’ reluctance to convene.
The document lists club leadership including President Mrs C H Lockwood and Vice Presidents David A Rawley Jr and Joseph P Rawley. Also named are Secretary Jandall B Terry Jr Treasurer Holt McPherson Editor Jor Brown and Advertising Director W V Idol Jr.
Washington area GIs lose college courses as part of cost cuts, saving 144000 dollars. Pentagon VIP shuttling via 32 helicopters and 20 passenger copters fuels travel for Agnew Laird Chaffee Palmer and other brass, while crews claim flying time keeps proficiency.
Army Navy and Air Force employ nearly 2000 soldiers airmen and sailors toting mops brooms and bras for generals and their wives. One GI, Joel E Jones, claimed undercover duties included chauffeuring and pushing a PX cart while paid 300 for civilian clothing. Pentagon spokesmen cited laws to justify taxpayer funded servants for brass.
The senator argues networks failed to show sufficient evidence about demonstrators. He quips on trends in currency and clothing, mentions rhinoceros prices in India, and jokes about Christmas delivery. A child’s remark to their father humorously questions his election legitimacy.
The Sisters at Maryfield host their annual Christmas event under Mrs. Jack Rochelle, the largest yet, with Marguerite McClure presenting a Yule dinner in the main Maryfield room honoring Dr. Karl Shepard. Mayor Tom C. Ragsdale, as chairman, called Sister Mary Patrice to wish a Merry Christmas while festive decorations and carols brighten the community.
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