The Lord’s breath withers grass and blooms fade
A brief excerpt notes the grass withering and flowers fading as the breath of the Lord passes, signaling a change in the world and the enduring power of the word.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1971
Page
4
A brief excerpt notes the grass withering and flowers fading as the breath of the Lord passes, signaling a change in the world and the enduring power of the word.
President Nixon moves to secure a second term with Citizens for Reelection of the President forming this month led by Francis L. Dale. The effort plans a peak on election day 1972 as Mitchell and Haldeman run the campaign against Democratic challengers.
The piece argues 4 year olds will reach voting age by November 1972 creating a 23 million voter bloc. Allard Lowenstein, who led the Dump Johnson effort, targets this group to influence Nixon’s fate, focusing on the war and welfare issues to sway the outcome.
The first general election since 1955 in Indonesia features 10 parties contesting 360 seats, with Suharto nominating 100 post election. Military backing, restricted parties, and a largely controlled process aim to show stability while limiting change ahead of 1973.
Ralph Nader charges Volkswagen hid testing data on 1961–67 VWs gas tank caps that can dislodge and spray fuel at up to 32 mph. He cites a 1968–70 HSA study and claims five safety shortfalls including door latch failures and weak passenger protection. VW denies the charges and notes its studies backing its position.
City officials warn older structures risk tragedy as damaged walls reveal hidden dangers. The 200 block of North Main once housed a bank that collapsed during excavation, yet no one was harmed. Officials stress prompt, careful inspection to prevent future incidents.
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