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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
4
The June 17 1971 issue of the High Point Enterprise presents the masthead with D A Rawley Mars C H Lockwood and David A Rawley Jr as vice presidents Joseph P Rawley general manager Randall B Holt Mc Ray as treasurer and Erson as editor.
An editorial urges full disclosure on the Pentagon papers and argues an informed electorate is essential. It challenges leaders who withhold facts to win elections and calls for truth about the Southeast Asia conflict to guide prudent, moral national action.
A review of recent airline disasters notes 18 months without passenger deaths on scheduled domestic flights but cites Alleghany's 28 fatalities in New Haven and Air West's 49 near Duarte California. It highlights many U S airports lacking instrument landing systems and urges continued safety improvements alongside a broader shift toward safer travel modes.
London hosts massive influx of visitors with six million expected at Westminster Abbey and peak crowds at Buckingham Palace and theatre districts. By mid July the American Bar Association conference will swell hotels and tours amid coverage of London’s famed toilets and “Loo” amenities.
The United States signals immediate end to ground combat in Indochina with troops largely in defensive roles. Only Americal and 101st Airborne remain in limited offensives in Vietnam's north and the Fifth Mechanized Division watches the DMZ. President Nixon aims to label remaining troops as security forces while Hanoi is expected to pressure on.
A survey highlights international narcotics links tying a Persian royal figure, a former Mexican official, and Lebanon’s ex-legislator to drug traffic. In Washington, New York legislators draft a controversial drug treaty with Turkey, while Wilbur Mills pursues a Southern-backed presidential bid. A safety act criticism and a Pentagon banquet expose tensions in policy and privilege.
Satternon Family Weekly and Ladies Home Journal join forces to declare Monday July 5 a national Come Out and Play Day with support from the National Education Association Outdoor Game Council and Mrs. Richard Nixon. The push urges parks, playgrounds, and backyards as venues for safe outdoor recreation amid rising concerns about heroin, LSD, and vandalism. The Ladies Home Journal plans a related feature with Mrs. Nixon’s letter and a colorful promotional page.
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