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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1971
Page
11
North Vietnamese rockets struck Da Nang while heavy combat flared near Khe Sanh in the northwest. Allied reports say 174 NVA soldiers were killed across multiple ground and air assaults east and northeast of Khe Sanh, with 58 slain by American helicopter gunships.
The text explains how Indiana faced a federal ruling to redraw to equal district representation, with the court proposing single member districts and warning against diluting minority votes. It outlines possible Supreme Court outcomes and notes Mecklenburg County would be split, highlighting impact on counties and minority representation.
A political exchange pits officials against civil rights groups led by the NAACP. They dispute progress and accuse critics of backing the opposition party while praising their own administration’s actions. The exchange frames civil rights talk as partisan battle.
A sprinkler system prevented a major blaze at Alma Desk Plant No 3 on W High Avenue Saturday night. Fire officials say spontaneous combustion in two rag drums started the fire, but automatic sprinklers contained it until firefighters extinguished it. The plant suffered minor water damage with no severe structural harm.
President Nixon dedicated the 1.3 billion Arkansas River Navigation Project, a 440 mile inland waterway linking the Port of Catoosa to the Mississippi, promising urban-rural migration reversal, economic growth, and pollution control while praising its role for Oklahoma and Arkansas. He estimated regional population absorption of up to 10 percent through 2000 and highlighted its potential as a clean pathway to global ports.
David Lester Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Jackson of 513 Woodrow Ave received a bachelor's degree in business administration from Appalachian State University.
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