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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1969
Page
3
The report compares Russia’s Soyuz 4 docking to the Cuban missile crisis and warns a manned space lab could threaten U S security by surveillance and potential on board ICBM capability. Experts doubt U S parity before 1971, urge realistic handling and note U S countermeasures exist.
The Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development asks Congress to allow the President to adjust personal and corporate taxes up to 10 percent unless Congress disapproves in 60 days. The plan would tie budget actions to annual economic reviews, with a legislative veto to curb changes, promising quicker adjustments aligned with stabilization goals.
Editorial Research notes FCC order authorizing nationwide over the air subscription television as of next June 12, with rules requiring stations to offer 28 hours weekly of free TV. Zenith and Teco push decoders for pay stations, eyeing big new movies and live shows while CATV looms as potential competition.
The document lists titled roles within a DA Rawley administration including President Mrs C HW Lockwood Vice-President David A Rawley Jr D Vice President Joseph PF Rawley Secretary Randall Terry Jr Treasurer Ruiter Hult McPher 205 Parnon WA and executive editor advertising director business manager circulation manager.
Drew Pearson recounts 1966 actions against auto pollution conspiracies and Johnson antitrust steps, while Nixon’s early Pan American outreach emphasizes OAS ties. Report notes Plaza’s input, Rockefeller involvement, and interdepartmental hiring tensions as the new administration pursues Latin America policy.
Trustees of High Point Memorial Hospital presented an engraved plaque to retiring chairman James H. Millis for leading the hospital’s expansion and improvement program. Henry A. Foseue becomes chair, while George M. Marsh and the YMCA Week committee outlined plans for continued community service over the next 45 years. Nearby, a water safety alert urges action to secure Archdale Trinity wells, and David Parker is named president of the String and Splinter Club.
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