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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
4
A reflective note highlights prayer as a means to gather inner resources and find solace. Quoted from Job and Felix Frankfurter, the passage links prayer to divine hearing and personal need beyond formal religion.
The piece argues that North Vietnam is effectively leading the war with its own forces and Soviet and Chinese support, challenging Nixon's Vietnamization. It notes the offense lacks Tet’s shock, but exposes the misjudgment of U.S. aims, while Paris talks favor Hanoi and Nixon struggles with troop withdrawals amid expanding war efforts.
A Nation's Top Cop portrays J Edgar Hoover as a man of unwavering purpose who built a strong FBI from a rag-tag group and helped shape national order. It notes criticism in later years, yet praises his devotion to duty and discipline within the bureau.
Retrospective notes Harry S Truman turning 88 while his retirement reaches 20 years. The piece recalls his 1948 upset against Dewey, his populist image, and how 1972 politicians cite him to rally voters in Missouri and beyond. It contrasts his wartime honesty with later political history.
A Vietnam era piece profiles a 20 year old Private First Class in the 196th Light Infantry Brigade using heroin and smoking marijuana in a Da Nang hut. The essay notes widespread soldier drug use and questions the GI label for this troubled figure.
In 1970 Vietnam a high number of GIs died from drug overdoses. soldiers mostly used light-heavy marijuana. Rehabilitation head Lt. Bob Brigham says boredom and lack of activity drive use, not inherent wickedness. A few quotes capture personal strain, mood, and the attempt to cope amid war.
Edgar Snider slips back into control of National Electronic Card Company after orchestrating the buyback of Control Data's tabulating card operation. The move consolidates Snider’s expanded empire with facilities in Santa Fe Springs and Lakeville, Minnesota, and positions NECC as a nationwide force with key aides from High Point College.
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