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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1971
Page
4
Mrs. Cc H Lockwood and David A Rawley Jr. are listed as vice presidents with Joseph P Rawley as general manager. Randall B Terry is treasurer and Holt McPherson serves as editor in the organizational release.
The article notes the repetitive pattern at Paris peace talks with the United States and South Vietnam far from agreement with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. It highlights a Communist proposal to free prisoners and withdraw U.S. troops, counter to Nixon’s withdrawal strategy through Vietnamization and Saigon’s self determination. The piece argues U.S. leverage hinges on pressuring enemies to resolve the stalemate while protecting Thieu’s government ahead of October elections.
The High Point budget book runs just under 300 pages and proposes 12 months of spending totaling 21,184,838.87. It keeps the same tax rate of 1.19 per 100 property value but increases overall spending about 16.8 percent funded by higher electric bills, a sales tax add on, dump fees, higher assessed values, and federal reimbursements. The budget remains “lying on the table” until City Council review and public comment.
The sermon highlights Jesus growing in physical strength and wisdom as a Nazareth youth. It notes his carpentry work, rabbinic study, and learning from nature and family, plus his growing favor with people and God as a model for youth development. It contrasts idealized depictions with a robust, practical upbringing and stresses character over mere schooling.
CAPUS WAYNICK argues the Supreme Court ruling on leaking top military secrets is a dangerous precedent. He cites 38 percent disfavor in polls and warns against undermining wartime security. He calls for prosecuting both the leaker and the press while balancing the citizen’s right to know with soldiers’ safety.
Recollections differ over LBJ's stance as Johnson faced Pleiku on February 7 1965 after the Viet Cong raid. Pentagon Papers show plans to escalate while advisers urged more force, with Johnson demanding details and readiness to act as defense officials notified him.
In Saigon Ambassador Maxwell Taylor Alexis Johnson and McGeorge Bundy join President to decide on Vietnam strategy. After hours of discussion and intelligence briefings LBJ demands a strong response while weighing risks and timing. He pledges a rapid and appropriate action against North Vietnam.
An extended piece blends medical notes with state tourism. It praises ice therapy learned by Dr. L. L. Wilkinson during a hospital stay and chronicles North Carolina's scenery from Outer Banks to the Blue Ridge, noting history, parks, and hospitality destinations. It ends with a sales anecdote about cross selling from greeting cards to a boat and car.
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