I Don t Like To See This Tearing Down
Editorial recalls former Congressman Carl T. Durham as elder statesman at 79. He warns against tearing down while urging constructive use of power and renewed student and university responsibility.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1970
Page
4
Editorial recalls former Congressman Carl T. Durham as elder statesman at 79. He warns against tearing down while urging constructive use of power and renewed student and university responsibility.
Investigators accuse Safeway Trails of more than 8 000 violations since 1960 to exceed the 70 hour weekly limit. The ICC has yet to act, even after orders to stop were partially lifted and renewed probes were discontinued amid staff disagreements. A former commissioner now working for the bus lobby raises ethics questions about conflict of interest.
The article notes Webb’s actions in a commission matter with no comment from him after repeated attempts. It cites a brief admitting contradictions and a request to dismiss the complaint, while Jonathan Rowe of Ralph Nader’s team pursues a public accounting. It also reports a House panel’s finding that CBS-Haiti footage may have been edited to mislead viewers.
Three self styled revolutionaries Samuel Melville Jane Alpert and John Hughey plead guilty to multiple federal bombings. They face 5 18 year terms and fines up to 30000 each under existing statutes in a New York Federal Court. The case highlights rising domestic terrorism concerns amid political debate over tougher penalties and new federal measures.
The piece notes mounting pressure for national health insurance as private and public programs fail to cover many Americans. It cites Nixon opposition in 1968, Finch projections, Kennedy Reuther proposals, and AMA alternatives. Inflation and rising costs worsen gaps, with millions uninsured or underinsured and life expectancy lagging.
The piece argues High Point could host a Name That Town style profile like Winston-Salem. It highlights Moravian roots in Salem and Forsyth County history, noting Old Salem, Salem Tavern, and local institutions. It advocates a similar treatment for High Point as a regional cultural and industrial center.
Union Camp Corporation, a Jamestown corrugated container maker, breaks into particleboard with a $6 million Franklin Virginia plant. The 100,000 square foot facility will start at 60 million square feet annual capacity, expanding wood product applications from underlayment to core stock for furniture. The article notes a strong future demand with a 10 percent annual growth forecast. Other items include civic notices and retirements.
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