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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1971
Page
11
Frontal system brings scattered showers and thunderstorms into North and South Carolina. Expect cooler highs mainly in the 60s to 70s, with lows dropping to the 40s in mountains and 50s on the coast. Small craft warnings issued offshore as winds shift from south to northwest.
Billy Graham, at a Cleveland dinner, praised Nixon and the Philadelphia Plan while southern churchmen in Nashville accused him of tailoring praise to please leaders. The letter likened him to Israel’s false prophets and warned against secularization. Graham defended relations with the President and urged creative religious education solutions in the United States.
Beir ut Lebanon AP reports diplomats see the Soviet Union quietly tightening influence in Egypt’s civil and political apparatus. East German police training and a new Cairo force of 750 security prefects widen Moscow's role as talks on Arab-Israeli peace could reduce reliance on military aid. Egyptian police patrols, arrests of suspected thieves, and foreign diplomat incidents illustrate growing security ties with East Germany and the Soviet bloc.
Pravda and Izvestia publish a decree urging Soviets to take over more local economic duties and curb bureaucratism. It criticizes local government for housing and working conditions failures, calls for redirected funds, budget transfers to district Soviets, and expanded control of farms and enterprises.
RALEIGH AP The former director of North Carolina travel and promotion division urges residents to vote on liquor by the drink. Bill Hensley, speaking to the Travel Council, backs Bald Head Island development and notes Gov. Scott’s call to preserve it. A liquor by the drink bill heads to House action, proposing local elections in war areas. Hensley also urges highway improvements as 90 percent of visitors arrive by car.
Washington AP reports the ivory billed woodpecker, once abundant in southern virgin forests, is effectively extinct with no viable population left. Last confirmed sighting in 1967, probable last in 1950, as conservation battles erupt over Big Thicket and Santee swamp habitats. Researchers warn numbers are insufficient to sustain a population despite occasional calls or unconfirmed sightings.
Barbara Dane leads a star studded antiwar roadshow in Fayetteville with Dick Gregory Donald Sutherland and Peter Boyle to support Jane Fonda The USSF says a decision on the tour will come after evaluating Fayetteville performances More than 1200 watched at Haymarket Square Coffee House and several shows were halted when audience members refused to identify themselves at Fort Bragg gate hurdles included post approval and insurance requirements
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