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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1971
Page
25
Quotable quotes from women this week include Karen Butler, wife of a Navy lieutenant captured in Vietnam nearly six years ago, who says she feels disillusioned and bitter after years of waiting. The piece highlights female perspectives under wartime strain.
A Washington run of Hair polarizes crowds and officials alike as pickets clash with supporters outside the theatre. Prominent figures from politics and diplomacy comment on the controversial show, with mixed reactions from lawmakers, ambassadors, and cultural leaders.
Credit cards are increasingly used as money substitutes but require careful handling. Thieves bilk the public of about 100 million dollars annually, with stolen cards selling for over 100 dollars. There are 50 million bank cards in use, plus Diners Club American Express and other cards, totaling about 300 million cards. Card use spans purchases from cradle to grave, totaling 4 billion dollars in bank card transactions. The piece offers tips to protect against loss and theft.
The guide praises sun and well drained soil for growing herbs and explains seed and leaf types. It notes leaf herbs like mint rosemary sage and thyme thrive with minimal care while seed herbs such as dill and caraway should be sown early in spring. It also warns about credit card safety and registry protection.
French manufacturers unveil a new toy dubbed the Future Mama Doll at a Paris show. By pulling a zipper along its blue and white trousers, an infant appears, promising painless childbirth with a silent mother as eight year olds imagine obstetric careers.
At the State Department President Nixon renamed Barbara Watson, the first woman administrator of the Bureau of Security. Malek said Nixon has appointed over 200 women to advisory boards and commissions, compared with 93 under Johnson and 18 under Kennedy.
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