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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1974
Page
2
A compact reflection presents Psalm 119 verses 33 and 34 urging divine guidance to keep God s statutes with the heart, paired with Balzac on living by great truths and eternal laws to stay patient amid neglect and calm amid praise. The combined meditation links faith, discipline, and steady moral vision.
The Supreme Court unanimously struck down Florida's right to reply law saying governments cannot compel print signals or require newspapers to publish replies. The decision, delivered by Chief Justice Burger, affirms First Amendment protections and warns that press freedom cannot be legislated or overridden by state or federal dictates.
The Guardian lead argues Britain lacks coherent Ulster policy after Faulkner’s resignation. Westminster rule persists as Protestants control Ulster, with potential moves toward independence or repartition. Wilson vows UK stay unless voters decide otherwise, amid calls for elections and fear of ultra-right rule. The crisis risks broader constitutional breakdown and even UN involvement.
A reminiscence of William Piper, early aviation pioneer, who turned a $400 stake into a $30 million fortune with affordable, solid small planes. The piece recalls his risk taking, romantic devotion to flight, and impact on private and personal aviation, linking Fort Lauderdale ties to broader aviation history.
Devon Francis recounts the Piper story highlighting the man behind the invention that launched the light plane industry. The narrative covers the Cub’s rise from a 65 horsepower lightplane to a global aviation force, with anecdotes about Gen. Mark Clark and Piper’s enduring impact on American enterprise and aviation history.
A historical account details White House efforts to plant stories through indirect channels and confidential files. It describes attempts via Murray Chotiner and others to feed information on figures like George Kimelman and Henry Kimelman, including memos marked Eyes Only and Very Confidential Eyes Only, with mixed results and denials.
A reader letters to WGHP-TV in High Point object to the Primal Man program, arguing it lacks scientific basis and misrepresents evolution, God as Creator, and marriage. They urge airing balanced views including creationism, citing alleged links to racism, crime, and family breakdown, and request responsible programming.
The Senior Citizens of Hillside Center on the Southside thank the Jaycees and others for a lovely day. The movie Old Yeller impressed them and they praise Burger King for refreshments and lunch. They affirm appreciation for High Point’s older citizens.
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