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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1969
Page
3
A Thoreau remark notes that no man is entirely possessed of genius nor entirely without it, reflecting on the balance of genius in human nature and suggesting neither purity nor deficiency can be absolute.
Editors note that Rep. Preyer of the district, a Democrat freshman, is labeled by some as a vulnerable target. Yet analysis suggests turnover after one term and his voting with the president, aligning with district sentiment. Despite GOP irritation, hisconscientious approach and district focus argue against real vulnerability this off year.
The Chicago Daily News argues that sky piracy demands UN action and an international convention against skyjacking under UN auspices. It notes bilateral extradition treaties with Israel and Cuba are flawed and suggests a universal framework with uniform definitions could pressure nations to join.
The piece notes nations with coal oil and steel power compete in a global market. Japan stands as a major steel exporter and producer, pressuring American industry. Open hearth declines as Japanese competition spurs U.S. modernization, with voluntary quotas easing expansion and keeping steel prices in play.
The Research Triangle Foundation backed RTI with a $500000 operating grant about 11 years ago. New awards of $160000 will buy lab equipment, while RTI president George Herbert cites grants as key to attracting over $33 million in state research revenues, highlighting continued growth.
DLA RAWLEY. 2.2.222. 0ee President MRS.C.H.LOCKWOOD. . . . Vice-President DAVID A. RAWLEY,JR. . . . . Vice-President 'JOSEPH P.RAWLEYs. . o s. a Secretary RANDALL & TERRY,JR. . . i 44 Treasurer HOLT McFHERSON seeess Editor JOE BROWN . 06 Executive Editor GW. PATTERSON, JR. . Advertising Director V.W.IDOL, JR. ee Business Manager RICHARD TEAGUE, Circulation Manager
The Arts Council explains its display in galleries and museums, while Main Street United Methodist Church mounts a live Nativity scene with a donkey cow and three sheep. Members spent hours on costumes and props as choirs performed in cold rain. The letter urges readers to focus on Christmas meaning and good deeds over sensational news. Ralph L. Bulla comments follow on political engagement and party dedication.
A missing and muddled poem inspires Mrs G W Green to reflect on youth morals and war. She questions sources of rebellious thought, urges parental dialogue, and notes the impact of conflict on loving and destructive forces. The piece laments the world’s apathy and the looming cost of humanity’s quests.
A fragmented verse outlines common New Year resolutions for 1970 including smiling more, avoiding alcohol, refraining from profanity, and being patient, but the speaker doubts who will truly recognize them or hold to such vows.
A fragmented diary style narrative laments the burden of pride and mortality while reflecting on love and society. It contrasts distant glow with needed presence and ends with a confession of a restless, late night return home and looming reconciliation.
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