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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1969
Page
3
A Sunday Enterprise piece credits gardening with feeding and healing. It urges hungry readers to grow crops like corn and beans, notes land near homes, and highlights gardening as food, exercise, and recreation. It frames self-help through cultivation, not welfare complaint.
Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey told the North Carolina Reserve Officers Association in Greensboro that the Selective Service System will continue the delinquency clause to reclassify men whose behavior harms the national interest. He said deferments are privileges, not rights, and that free speech is not stifled. He urged firmness until a volunteer force can meet military needs and praised those who sacrificed for the nation.
Editorial argues inflation taxes the poor and elderly but increasingly harms the average wage earner. It cites a union wage study showing real purchasing power losses for New York City workers 1965 to 1968, notes tax loophole use by the wealthy, and warns of a potential taxpayers revolt tied to rising prices and Viet Nam costs. It also discusses policy scrutiny of big spending and weapons programs in 1969.
The document outlines positions including President Vice President Secretary Advertising Director Business Manager and Circulation Manager, indicating a structured leadership slate for the organization.
Nixon emerges from his first hundred days more relaxed and confident while balancing Southern and city bosses. He forges closer ties with Finch and Brezhnev, navigates desegregation and Moscow cooperation, and masks a controversial Sea of Japan naval move with a quiet retreat.
Garden musings contrast with community news and obituaries. Dr C D Thompson marks a milestone birthday while Harold Lea expands business and plans a paint outlet. A tribute to Mrs T A Smoot and remarks on Zakir Husain frame a broader look at education and journalism figures in Greensboro and the Triad.
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