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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1971
Page
4
The headline proclaims the rationale behind a policy or action described as essential for national health. The fragment hints at a public debate or official stance tied to July 1971 events or statements. Readers are urged to consider the broader political and social implications of the measure.
A concise quote from Henry Ford on lifelong learning. It states that stopping learning ages a person, while continuing to learn keeps the mind young, applicable at any age from youth to old age.
A New Jersey man linked to a New York shooting at Columbus Circle dies from three bullets fired at Joe Colombo during a unity rally. Colombo survives after a 48 year saga with alleged mob ties and unlikely alliances, raising questions about ethnic divisiveness in America.
The Sanford Herald notes Governor Scott named a rural health committee with no Black members drawing criticism from Dr. Daniel C. Roane of Wilmington head of the Old North State Medical Society who argues for inclusive representation. He highlights 130 Black physicians practicing in the state and urges integration with the white medical society to better coordinate manpower.
Reader notice explains that leftover 10 cent air mail stamps must be paid at air mail rates even for local letters. An envelope marked air mail demands full air mail postage, regardless of local delivery, and ordinary stamps at correct amounts may be used on air mail marked envelopes only if the postage equals the required air mail rate.
A Little League game in Beaufort Hyde ends with a 3 0 pitch strikeout and a young runner crying as the umpire enforces the rule that baserunners cannot leave the bag before the ball crosses the plate. The narrator reflects on parental pressure and coaching zeal harming young players.
The United States Supreme Court ruling on printing war study data strengthens press freedom. The Associated Press Managing Editors Association or APME has long fought for a free press through FOI efforts. Its work targets government information flow from local to federal levels, upholding press rights while guarding national security. Southern journalists feature among past APME presidents, highlighting regional leadership in the field.
A Richmond Times Dispatch note and Pilot editor discuss sales tax funding for city needs and oppose property tax increases. A reader cites a 1970 Pentagon report claiming US strategic inferiority to the Soviet Union and urges support for vigilance against a looming national defense threat, signed by William B. Penny.
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