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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1971
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists D. A. Rawley as president and David A. Rawley J Randall B. Terry Jr. as treasurer with Seph P. Rawley as general manager. Joe Brown serves as acting editor. The note appears dated Friday March 26 1971.
Dr. Russell A Nelson told a Senate health subcommittee that 103 U S medical schools faced serious financial strain with 61 requesting NIH distress grants and 32 at risk for accreditation. He urged bolstering existing schools over creating new ones to ensure future physician supply and national health. Johns Hopkins faces a 1.7 million deficit this year and warns key staff may depart.
The Daily World claims Eldridge Cleaver denounces LSD and the psychedelic movement, breaking with Leary and partners. It notes Cleaver and Leary fled to Algeria, then aligns the Panthers with Maoist thought while warning against further ties with Soviet influenced groups.
The article details bleak summer employment prospects for 16 to 21 year olds in the United States and Canada. It cites unemployment rates, shrinking private sector job goals, and federal funding cuts while noting the Nixon administration’s move to dissolve the President's Council on Youth Opportunity.
The article reports Pentagon officials probing leaks about cloud seeding on the Ho Chi Minh trail and plans to bomb Haiphong harbor. It notes FBI involvement, surveillance of reporters, and internal censorship efforts amid allegations of classified information being mishandled.
Longtime editor announces leave to run for mayor as Joe Brown becomes acting editor. The piece reflects on journalism, politics, and responsibility. Other notes cover Mrs. Atkins becoming Jaycees secretary, hospital chair purchases, and a power outage near Lake Norman with outage impact.
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