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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1969
Page
11
A study of 41 large industrial firms finds executive turnover rising through the 1960s, now 76 percent or more, driven by mobicenters who move fast on a wealth of information. Youthful leaders seek top posts, with learning curves maintained by bigger responsibilities.
In Vietnam a Marine unit based near Song My contemplates the My Lai massacre. Marines describe fear, tension, and moral shocks as they confront casualties and questions about killing civilians. A 20 year old, Randy Wright of Cape Girardeau, voices doubt about his feelings toward women and children and notes some soldiers question their own sanity after months in combat.
Raleigh North Carolina's first family will spend most of Christmas at Haw River with a small portion of time at the executive mansion. Governor Scott plans limited public appearances and no mansion entertaining after December 21. The family traditions include opening presents Christmas Eve, a big Christmas morning breakfast, and annual home movies. They will decorate the mansion with Raleigh garden club trees and forego their farm Christmas tree cuffing this year. The governor aims to spend as much time with family as possible while also preparing his yearly report and catching up on reading.
SAN FERNANDO Calif AP a real estate man named File Burns owns a herd of 350 deer used for Christmas displays. The herd began with 28 milk white fallow deer bought in 1949 from Hearst estate and now he stages eight deer teams at his 400 acre ranch in Southern California. Some animals have toured as far as Vineland New Jersey the Philippines and Imelda Marcos wrote that Filipinos believe Santa’s reindeer are a myth. Burns sent eight deer to Philippines Tokyo Nairobi Zoo and a New Jersey home for the mentally retarded. He hopes to reduce his herd to 150 after further gifts to zoos and children's homes.
An art museum costing 8.5 million dollars has opened recently in a California city, drawing attention to its new exhibits and local cultural scene. It marks a notable addition to regional arts infrastructure and invites visitors to explore its inaugural displays.
Carol Burton, a West Montgomery High School junior from Mount Gilead, became the first female congenital amputee in the state to receive a regular driver’s license. She passed the exam after a state DMV verification and uses a specially equipped 1964 model car with adaptive steering and shifting.
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