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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1969
Page
3
Editorial discusses Guilford County's bicentennial plans in 1971 with national renewal themes. It compares Boston and Philadelphia as potential centers for the celebration and cites Chancellor Wells of Harvard University urging civic virtue to address societal ills.
The article outlines higher rates and tighter supplies as utility costs surge amid calls for federal action. It notes the Federal Power Commission warnings on potential shortages, budgeted capacity additions, and industry pushback while consumers face rising bills and reliability concerns.
The High Point Enterprise presents its corporate and editorial staff, listing positions such as President, Vice-Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer, Executive Editor, Advertising Director, Business Manager, and Circulation Manager. Names include Mrs C Holockwood, David A Rawley Jr, Joseph P Rawley, Randall Terry Jr, Holt McPherson, J Gebrown, CW Opatiereson, Weidel Jr, Richard Teague.
Senator Dodd faces exposure of prison conditions across Ohio, Illinois, Florida with reports of torture and abuses from witnesses in hearings. Hickel’s confirmation leads to jokes about government jobs and a proposed merge of environment agencies. A Christmas story and wartime notes appear alongside historical rules for revolution, all framed in a sweeping, period voice.
A holiday piece celebrates Christmas with lines on joy, family, faith, and friendship. Betty Shackelford Lewis extols the season and its peace, while John Henry Curtin recalls a compassionate friend who challenged rulers and offered daily bread.
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