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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1970
Page
3
Washington reports indicate housewives should expect higher grocery prices. Treasury Secretary Kennedy and CEA Chairman McCracken testified that inflation will continue with a slower rise, targeting moderate demand growth to curb price increases. Meat prices and producer prices are noted as area of concern.
President Leo Jenkins of East Carolina University said the HEW letter dated December 9 urged faster campus desegregation. ECU would boost integration within a year by adjusting recruitment policies and setting up necessary machinery to comply, following a Raleigh trustees meeting.
An Army UH1 Huey crashed near a refugee shantytown in Da Nang killing all 12 Americans aboard. The aircraft en route from Chu Lai to Freedom Hill flipped on landing in a vegetable patch. no Vietnamese casualties were reported. The crash followed a Navy pilot death the prior day and ongoing fighting in the region with multiple government casualties.
Charlotte officials consider appealing a federal desegregation order mandating bus transportation to end all black schools. Seven of nine board members back an appeal citing court risk and bus availability, while thousands of parents threaten boycotts.
Governor Bob Scott formally accepted a bronze bust of himself for the North Carolina Museum of Art. The sculpture by Barbara Gainey, a Goldsboro native now in New York, was presented in his Raleigh office amid light humor about his public image.
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