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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1970
Page
4
Senator Alan Bible says Democrats must win middle America to regain the White House. Chairman Lawrence OBrien calls for shifts in party thinking away from ghettoes and campuses toward broad middle America to counter Nixon’s appeal and Republican gains.
The Urban Ministry in High Point enters its second year with four programs led by Contact which handles over ten daily calls from youths seeking personal guidance. It includes Pitcher and Cup, Dial-A-Prayer, and the Beddington Street Center, with 55 counselors and 40 in training, showing growing community support and effectiveness aimed at preserving self-respect while helping the needy.
The piece argues growing coastal development and offshore oil spills threaten wildlife and recreation from Santa Barbara to Nova Scotia. It cites the Delian Apollon spill in Tampa Bay, the Arrow wreck near Nova Scotia, Santa Barbara blowout, and ongoing pollution in Great Lakes and Chesapeake Bay, criticizing the 1965 Water Quality Act and GAO findings as underfunded and poorly organized.
Washington reports describe Oleg D Kalugin a Soviet Embassy official and ex TASS correspondent who conducted covert meetings with John Makris to recruit him as an agent. The FBI knew of his actions yet State Department kept him from expulsion as of now.
A reader from Tokyo argues Japan will not curb textile exports without U S law, urging Congress to restrict imports to save the U S textile industry. The letter cites job losses, price pressure, and shared concern from North and South Carolina mills, urging vigorous Washington action and policy reform.
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