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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1975
Page
2
Randall B. Terry serves as president with David A Rawley Jr as vice president and Joseph P Rawley as general manager for the company. The notation 4A-$$ appears as part of the listing.
The article discusses the spread of Africanized bees from Brazil toward the United States, noting their fierceness and impact on ecosystems. It cites historical imports of exotic species like the walking catfish and starlings as examples of human folly in ecological meddling, warning that killer bees keep advancing about 10 feet while questioning efforts to halt them.
A Boca Raton resident stopped a local ad claiming every 43rd resident is a millionaire. The piece notes the town's boom history and warns that flaunting wealth attracts the reckless and unlucky, advising discretion in advertising prosperity.
Dr. Jerome Singer of Yale University says daydreaming is a normal healthy outlet for humans and should be encouraged. He argues daydreamers are less disruptive and restless and require less stimulants, though cautions some people must watch their reactions to avoid issues with others.
The Rockefeller commission urges integrity within CIA staff and notes that many improper actions were first questioned by lower level employees. It calls for protections to allow whistleblowing without retaliation and discusses limits on criminalizing classified disclosures, favoring FOIA standards to judge classification and rights.
In Chapel Hill the Think Green for Governor stickers appear in Raleigh. Jeff remarks on the slogans while noting Governor Holfhouser’s green link isn’t reason for state advertising. The campaign is tied to House Speaker James C. Green with many hopefuls vying for the future governorship.
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger pushes limited nuclear warfare as deterrence against North Korea. He warns Kim Il-sung of possible nuclear retaliation if forces cross the 38th parallel while officials seek to deter Pyongyang without alarming Beijing or Moscow. NATO and U.S. allies scrutinize risks as SAC briefings explain new policy. In other news, two Senate staffers indulged first class travel with champagne and food, prompting mixed accounts of service quality and conduct. Public buying power and vacation plans rise as economic indicators improve.
The piece reflects on Rabindranath Tagore’s summer imagery and leisurely season motifs, tying them to nostalgia for brighter days amid national woes. It highlights Bob Williams of High Point College promoting alumni activities, tours to Hawaii and Bavaria, and a Caribbean cruise, with notes on printing sales and alumni engagement. It also covers Dr. Nanci C. Motsinger’s UNCG doctorate study on college leadership, focusing on the Alpha Phi Omega fraternity and its civic work and leadership development.
Reader argues laws regulate conduct and protect society citing school zones and massage parlors. He asserts laws derive from moral belief, cites Romans 13 1 7 and Timothy and insists the saying you cant legislate morals is false hogwash urging editorial on law purpose and moral governance.
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