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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1972
Page
4
D. A. Rawley serves as president with C. H. Lockwood as vice president. David A. Rawley Jr. also vice president and Joseph P. Rawley is general manager. Randall B. Terry is treasurer and Joe Brown the editor.
The quotes contrast scriptural and literary views on growth through hardship. Romans 5 3 4 links suffering to resilience and hope, while Walt Whitman elevates character and personal force as the true worth of a person.
The article argues that parental interest in education has grown beyond deference to educators. It notes a shift toward parent involvement in selecting board members and guiding school policy, signaling demand for a more participatory educational process.
The piece argues for appointed school boards over elected ones, citing smoother governance in High Point versus chaos in Charlotte. It warns against fixating on symptoms like polls and personalities, urging constructive citizen participation and careful issue focus to strengthen schools.
The piece notes Mao jackets and Oriental decor gain popularity after Nixon’s China visit. It cites New York and Washington shops selling Chinese handicrafts, jade jewelry, and Anna May Wong exhibits, plus Western interest in chinoiserie from Venice to England and a rise in Indian Tibetan art among American galleries.
The Nixon re election committee faces cash limits hindering GOP video tape programs for senators including Charles Percy from Illinois. Separately rumors swirl about Howard Hughes withdrawing from Bahamas ventures amid alleged organized crime pressure and political influence in the islands.
The piece surveys shifts in gender norms as Nixon era strategies to address women emerge. It cites Dirksen and Reeves as examples of addressing female voters, Greer’s critique of “girl” usage, and Satter’s Titanic scenario on女性 lifeboat bias, noting evolving chivalry and male roles.
Henry J Taylor argues Nixon confronts a Machiavellian China guided by Mao versus Confucian ideals. He portrays China as historically expansionist, with Red regimes manipulating policy, and cites famine exports and the party’s control. Taylor frames Nixon as aware this clash is the core obstacle to engagement.
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