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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
3
Forecasts show a July heat dip with a cool front moving through North Carolina and South Carolina. Temperatures ease from 80s to upper 80s across regions, with scattered thundershowers and a 30 to 40 percent precipitation chance tonight and Tuesday.
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson tells Life Magazine that John F. Kennedy was out of his depth as president and not as decisive as public lore suggests. He criticizes Kennedy's knowledge of essential state matters and calls the missile crisis portrayal a legend, noting Kennedy’s role and de Gaulle’s informed position.
A tentative agreement ends 18 day nationwide copper strike affecting about 35 000 workers with Magma Copper Co and seven unions. The deal includes 92 cent average hourly wage rise a 50 percent pension boost and an unlimited cost of living escalator clause. Walkouts persist in communications rail and shipping alongside no progress in Bell Telephone System and two railroads.
North Carolina lawmakers expect to adjourn the 1971 General Assembly this Wednesday though not permanently. A reconvened session is likely for October 25 to address a state supported higher education system and potential restructuring. Rep. Ike Andrews and Sen. John Burney back plans to delay permanent changes pending study.
Asian ambassadors, led by Nationalist China’s Shen, queue to see Secretary Rogers for clues on Washington’s shift toward Peking. Nixon says new China ties won’t cost old friends as Laird returns from Asia and Rogers cancels a London speaking date to brief lawmakers.
Doctors report a notably effective medication that shrinks infected and inflamed hemorrhoidal tissues. It also provides hours of pain relief in many cases.
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