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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1971
Page
4
Editorial argues Nixon aims for victory in Indochina via Laos invasion backing and expanded air power while withdrawing draftees. It contends the plan broadens US involvement, risks escalation, and questions if the public approved such a policy in 1968.
Valentin Zorin of the Soviet Communist press says inflation civil unrest and urban crises push US presidents to focus on domestic problems. He warns against isolationism but dismisses fascism as a US danger while asserting communism remains the main threat from abroad. The piece notes Americans will resist propaganda and remain committed to defending democracy and opposing communism.
The Morrison biography of O Max Gardner was unveiled at Chapel Hill with many public figures in attendance. The work by Dr Joseph L Morrison depicts Gardner as a pivotal North Carolina and national figure who restructured state government during a Hoover era economic crisis and later advised two presidents in Washington.
An Army Engineers review, critical of Interior Department support for the trans-Alaska oil pipeline, claims regulator authority was ignored by Interior and that the assessment violated the Environmental Protection Act. Richard Hertsler denies or downplays the charges in a confidential context.
Hertsler told officials he is not a lawyer and did not pass a critical Alaska Army Engineers review to superiors. The Engineers blasted Interior's draft for failing to meet environmental policy act standards and for lacking detailed analysis of construction and operation.
W W Keeler chairman of Phillips Petroleum criticizes unresponsive government at all levels and urges continuous political responsibility. A film on Jewish life in Soviet Russia to be shown at the Public Library with a Q and A follow up. Community notices include 102nd birthday of Mrs Malley Gray and 85th for Rev O L Ruth. Howard R Pancoast named to lead High Point Planning Council with new planning director starting April 1. IRS warns taxpayers about hiring qualified advisors and signs of unreliable practitioners.
A preacher cites Jesus teaching on happiness and cheer, contrasting hypocritical sorrow with biblical joy. He emphasizes Be of good cheer, blessing in the Beatitudes, and Jesus turning sorrow into rejoicing, urging bold optimism in a troubled world.
A exhortation to Christians to brighten daily life with cheerful, kind conduct. It urges resisting despair and complaint, choosing light over gloom, and showing good works to glorify God. It contrasts harsh attitudes with Christlike mercy and consideration for others bearing burdens.
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