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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1969
Page
3
A national editorial laments student disruptions in U S education, praising Supreme Court intervention to curb campus disturbances. It argues administrators must expel protesters infringing others right to education, warns of a wider decline in higher education, and calls for firm, principled management across colleges.
The High Point downtown parking project gains momentum as two thirds of the $475,000 cost is funded by the city and local banks. Owners and operators now face the final call to contribute their share, with the Downtown Development Committee Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce credited for driving support. The project aims to boost the core city and ensure ongoing downtown vitality with construction slated to begin promptly.
Editorial notes the Nixon administration pushing voluntary service as a national theme with plans for a nationwide campaign led by the First Lady. It discusses creating a national information clearing house, cabinet duty to promote volunteering, and possible shifts from paid government workers to unpaid volunteers. It cites estimates of volunteers and the 1985 Bureau data.
In a recent announcement, D. A. Rawley is listed as president with Mrs CG Wy as vice president. David A. Hawley Jr and Joseph P. Rawley are noted in senior roles alongside Randall B. Terry Jr, with McPherson and Patterson cited in executive positions and Teague as editor. The ad and business staff are named, including Virgulation and regulation managers.
Senior diplomats say Nixon views cooperation with the USSR as key to和平, favors early talks with Moscow, and backs Kissinger but faces red tape from NSC delays. Clifford’s defense policy shifts slowed momentum, while Laird's education in Saigon raises hawk tensions as 200 American lives are lost weekly.
An extended tribute to High Point teachers who married local men, fueling community progress. The piece lists numerous teacher brides and their husbands among business leaders, lawyers, doctors, and public officials, noting lasting marriages helped bolster schools and civic life. It highlights principal figures such as T. Wingate Andrews and various local couples, stressing the enduring influence of educator spouses on the city’s growth.
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