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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1972
Page
4
A devotional note presents biblical and literary reflections. It cites Matthew 10 41 and John Ruskin praising the higher reward of becoming through toil and virtue.
North Carolina residents pay higher milk prices as the State Milk Commission adopts a new fair trade order claiming to boost competition. The rule allows distributors to set rebates and price schedules in certain cases but requires immediate filing of justification. Attorney General Robert Morgan labels the commission a carrier of resale price maintenance and questions its public interest.
A High Point 50th anniversary dinner featured Horace Haworth noting that civic and service clubs still face heavy demand for volunteers. He recounted the Civitans’ work from aiding the founding of a college to mental health goals, warning that many remain uninvolved and may later regret their absence.
A sermon reinterprets Blessed are the meek from Matthew 5 5 arguing meekness equals taming wildness and directing energy. It contrasts conquerors like Caesar and Napoleon with the folded power of restraint turning temper into focused purpose and success.
The article urges self discipline as essential in all life realms from church to sports. It condemns evading duties and losing control, noting how anger defeats performance and character. It compares disciplined humans to well trained animals and calls believers to strive as conquerors in Christ.
Political columnist Capus Waynick analyzes the May primary results, noting low turnout and the impact of minority bloc voting. He discusses Bowles and Taylor, a no new taxes pledge by the Democratic governor nominee, the role of Black voters, and the growing strength of Republicans ahead of the November general election.
A top secret U S analysis cites Adam Rapacki on influence over North Vietnam noting Moscow's weakness in Hanoi. It describes Hanoi's two stage plan decisive victory to break U S will and final victory by disintegrating South Vietnamese forces.
Rep. Jim Kee leads hearings to drain 150000 miles of U S woodland streams into straight ditches. He backs a $143 million annual program with Agriculture Dept support, arguing efficiency while critics warn ecological and bird nesting harm and taxpayer costs. He tours six states to promote channelization.
President Nixon presses states to adopt no fault auto insurance reforms as a public benefit. The plan favors state action over federal mandates, while recognizing no fault as not a perfect cure and noting Massachusetts flaws.
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