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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues against SST and HST concepts citing pollution noise and costs while endorsing a subsonic airliner plan. It notes opposition from conservationists and lawmakers and highlights NASA support for faster but practical subsonic jets aimed to dominate air travel by decade's end.
The law creates a censored list of addresses at the Post Office for mailers to avoid. Individuals may request inclusion and face up to five years in prison or $5,000 fines for sending sexually oriented ads to those on the list. Envelopes must bear the label Sexually oriented ad. The policy signals stricter postal controls amid shifting court rulings on obscenity.
The United States expands civilian surveillance with Army and federal agency data gathering. Controversy centers on 18 000 civilian names fed into 1967 1969 units, Civil Service and Justice Department files, and a drive toward a dossier society amid calls for constitutional rights protections.
Washington report alleges Civil Aeronautics Board head Secor Browne used Caribbean retreats and Maui trips funded personally by Pan Am associates while casting a pivotal vote to award Pacific air routes to Pan Am. It questions whether his relationships influenced the decision.
The investigation reports 86 handwritten complaints about Fort Meade barracks with fields like no heat and no hot water. Capt. Master’s team found temperatures from 45 to 55 degrees and sulfur dioxide leaks from coal furnaces, flagging health standard violations. Lt. Font had faced restricted information, while officials later claimed improvements after follow up.
The piece notes a surge in knitwear across men’s clothing with major producers counting up to 50 percent of slacks and jackets in knits this year. It cites stores opening dedicated knitwear shops and predicts knits could halve men’s wear in five years.
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