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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1971
Page
4
The page shows executive names and titles including Mrs C H Lockwood as vice president and David A Rawley Jr as vice president with Joseph P Rawley as general manager. It appears to be a personnel or corporate listings section from the High Point Enterprise newspaper.
The Birmingham News discusses the Supreme Court ruling on libel as it applies to private and public figures. It states newspapers remain guard- ians of truth and deny malice in reporting while noting limited impact on non public citizens.
Henry Ford II warns that meeting proposed auto pollution and safety standards could push the average car price up by 600 by 1975. He argues solutions require time and money, balancing engineering with economic realities, and cautions against hurried legislation and alarmist reformers.
The Army launches a 10 year program to breed smarter, more aggressive dogs, mainly German Shepherds, aiming for a world class canine. Pups face a sub freezing test and rapid wheel spin to prove toughness, with Col. M W Castleberry predicting useful military and civilian roles.
The Asheville Citizen argues that reconstituting the State Milk Commission to favor consumer members and banning loss leaders at retailers would amount to price fixing. It supports a minimum price for raw milk but opposes retail price control, claiming the bill falls short of reform.
In Chapel Hill Weekly the May I Say Who's Calling column argues a 1971 General Assembly bill should curb an Iron Secretary Syndrome. It proposes penalties for secretaries who ask may I say who’s calling or may I tell him what you’re calling about, and penalties deepen if the secretary says the contact is in conference. The piece jokes the law would force owners to reveal calls or face loss of telephone privileges. it critiques legislative focus on trivial matters.
Letter to editor invites Hell on Wheels 2nd Armoured Division veterans to a reunion July 29 30 and 31 at the Deauville Hotel Miami Beach Florida with contact Francis H Barnes for details. Another letter argues against Marxist influence and urges awareness to protect Freedom in the Western Hemisphere, citing Monroe Doctrine and Latin American ties.
A critical editorial argues The New York Times published pilfered Pentagon Papers to undermine the Nixon administration. It questions why outlets chose leaks over declassification and asserts distrust of liberal media campaigns against Nixon.
A reader letter cites Herman Dinsmore and Marguerite Higgins to accuse The New York Times of manipulating Vietnam news postwar and seeks to defend a free press. The column questions government trust and praises local firemen after a Centennial Street warehouse fire.
A weekend poetry column blends religious verse and reminiscence. Virginia Buser's Heaven's Just Ahead urges Calvary Hill as the road to heaven, while Everett P Covington and Mrs J C Meadows contribute reflective pieces about travel, summer, and kindness.
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