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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1970
Page
4
The Coatesville Record highlights Etta J. Stroud 63 who returned to high school to become a better person. The piece frames her as part of a broader American ethos where citizens strive for self-improvement to improve family, community, and nation.
West Virginia Governor Arch Moore Jr faces new scrutiny as the IRS refers over 80 000 in campaign funds to the Justice Department for possible prosecution and a grand jury reopens probes into his administration’s purchasing. A 1000 donation from United Realty Corporation to Moore’s campaign is cited as an illegal corporate contribution. Harold Frankel, president of United Realty, denies deductible intent. Moore did not comment.
A column questions Arch Moore ties to political donations and Kellogg lobbying while Senator Moss faces probes into breakfast cereal claims. The piece notes Moss staff connections and Fleming’s denial of Kellogg contributions amid post office committee duties.
Holt McPherson and Senn appointments by Governor Scott tap High Point talent for statewide boards. City Democrats push Raleigh for more representation as High Point seeks a foothold in minor state public roles. Advisory Board of the High Point Historical Society will preview the new museum building tomorrow. Also noted are wedding book discussions and the death of 85 year old J A Eshelman, longtime tennis enthusiast and credit agency owner.
Psychology Today surveys past and present communes in the United States. It notes enduring groups kept property in common and practiced free living ethics, while many modern settlements differ in structure and purpose. A Virginia Walden II copy seeks legal aid after a county septic deadline and costs.
Castro admits Cuba will miss the 10 million ton sugar goal, projecting about 8.5 million tons worth $1 billion after a year of sacrifice and diverted effort. Observers note lines, a police-like state, and mixed signals from Washington and Latin neighbors about relations with Havana.
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