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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1971
Page
4
Tomorrow is Citizenship Day as 20 High Point precincts vote to shape the 1971-73 City Council. Only about 4,626 of roughly 20,000 registered voters participated in the primary, with turnout likely rising but still modest in the general election.
The article recounts Winston Churchill’s Anglo American ties and observations from visits before and after World War II. It notes his friendliness toward Americans, his mixed heritage, and his remarks on prohibition and icewater. It highlights his 1946 Virginia address urging Britons and Americans to stand united for shared causes.
A 1965 immigration act reshapes the U S makeup with rapid arrivals from the Philippines Portugal Greece China India and Africa prompting visa delays for Canadians and Irish as nations shift to preference-based systems. Immigrants total about 400 000 annually while political and ethnic factors influence voting patterns and party loyalties.
Ervin L. Recer at the Army War College symposium says radicals and revolutionaries on the run have expanded the FBI Ten Most Wanted list to 18. He cites Weathermen leaders Mark Rudd and Bernadine Dohrn and accuses groups of strong communist influence. He notes possible Capitol bombing responsibility and defends protecting dissent within rights. Newsmen were barred from the event. Nixon aims for an economic generation of peace.
The President urges a shift to economic strength to deter war, predicting Japan will surpass the U S in steel by 1974 while stressing continued military power. He backs an early warning system for foreign economic threats and cautions against neo isolationism.
Elks Lodge 1155 announces a formal pool opening at Oak Hollow Lake on May 15 with first-use dates May 16 and May 22 23 and daily use starting May 29. Teen nights Wednesdays and adult nights Thursdays, with food service and beer available only on site. A separate appeal seeks $3 000 to aid New Life Homes rehabilitation center with June 1 take over contingent on debt clearance. James H. Millis of Adams Millis Corp sought election as second vice chairman of the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers. Ed Mendenhall returns from Montreal after attending the International Real Estate Federation meeting with broad international participation.
The passage presents North Carolina’s official toast adopted in 1957 praising its landscapes from the land of long leaf pine to Mount Mitchell. It extols resilient people, southern beauty, and cherished state heritage in a ceremonial poetic style.
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