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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1971
Page
2
Editorial notes President Nixon struggles to reshape his public image through outreach to Washington press corps. It criticizes his tactics on wage controls in construction and SST funding, cites Davis Bacon Act suspension, and contrasts with Lord Brown’s wage council proposal as a potential inflation remedy.
Six months into his term as Treasury secretary John B Connally gains support from Burns McCracken Schultz and others in Washington. Observers foresee a possible split if policy disagreements emerge while Connally leverages Texas political clout and plain speech to push for easier money policy to curb unemployment.
A new guide by Richard A. Gardner M D offers children guidance on families breaking apart while The Boys and Girls Book About Divorce answers practical questions. The text notes a child sued parents for damages and won a sizable judgment, suggesting others might follow suit.
A Washington retreat house hosts baptism scenes near the Lincoln Memorial as Jes us People or Jesus Freaks gain national exposure. The movement, described as a peaceful wholesale revolution, draws youth from disillusionment with drugs and protests, redefining faith outside established churches.
An examination of IRS access shows federal agencies can obtain tax returns with minimal grounds, raising concerns over confidentiality. The White House has requested summaries of investigations affecting nine individuals, including figures tied to Gov. George Wallace and Gov. Arch Moore, amid broader scrutiny of data sharing and political misuse.
Holt McPherson and Hy DP Sears Jr recall the age and size of a white oak on Sears farm growing up near Guilford County. The tree, once a playground for local children, had limbs up to a foot in diameter and a base twelve feet across. Lightning and storms diminished it over decades. its final removal ends a generations long local landmark. Estate updates note a Rockford Road Georgian home sale, and moves by Gilbert A. Gray to New York. Open House for YMCA Pre-School registration and Top of the Mart leadership changes are announced, with hospital and USI business developments also covered.
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