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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1969
Page
22
Pollster Lou Harris finds Americans split on the 90th Congress with 46 percent positive and 46 percent negative ratings. The piece notes dissatisfaction over gun control, poverty programs, foreign aid, ethics reform, and tax policy, urging cooperation with the administration to restore public trust.
The piece outlines how President Johnson will present the 1969 1970 budget to Congress before leaving office and how Nixon will inherit it. It discusses the risk of extending the 10 percent corporate and personal surtax, the potential for inflation, and the influence of Maurice Stans and Paul McCracken on tax and policy. It notes historical budget actions by Eisenhower Kennedy and Truman and the strain on money markets from deficits and Fed responses.
On December 23 black students at Swarthmore Brandeis and Pembroke issued non negotiable demands to college presidents echoing a revolutionary pattern. Swarthmore students threatened action if goals were not met by January 7 and later occupied admin offices. Samuel Jordan, jailed Molotov cocktail thrower, appeared at Swarthmore to assist militants.
The report recalls a protest at The Enterprise over a sentencing and a sheriff bid, mentions threats against reporters, and notes Hollywood interest in Dr. James Johnson and Ron Hayes with new wildlife films. It covers airline baggage recovery tech and the Jets beat the Colts 18 to 22, plus regional plans for a Triad sports complex in North Carolina.
A fragment lists key staff positions including President Vice President Treasurer Editor Executive Editor Advertising Director and Business Manager, indicating organizational leadership titles and roles within the publication.
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