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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1977
Page
4
A religious verse from Nahum proclaims good tidings and peace with a promise of wickedness ending. A Hoover quote notes peace is found in hearts, not in councils or treaties.
Nixon’s post resignation interviews fail to sway opinion as many view his conduct as disobedience and insist he bears responsibility. The public sees his explanations as insufficient while the press notes fading attention and predicts less headline impact from upcoming sessions.
The Pentagon hints at a potential reversal of the 1950s style uniforms for sailors. Admiral Holloway weighs restoring the old thirteen-button belt bottoms while current attire with belts and neckties remains unpopular. A poll shows dissatisfaction with the present shirt and stovepipe leg design.
The Americans for Democratic Action known for annual congressional voting ratings and liberal advocacy traces its origins to 1947. ADA aims to nominate liberal candidates, collaborates with diverse figures, and notes a wind of new support in Washington while upholding core liberal values.
Dr. Tom Haggai resigns effective June 1 from his two year term as national director of personnel for the Boy Scouts of America. He states he faced a strained personnel system, took on restructuring, and believed results would reveal value in two to three years. Harvey Price named as chief succeeds him.
In a tribute, a local speaker commends Holt McPherson Scout Executive for steadfast friendship and leadership while noting his return focus to speaking. The article also recalls community figures Clyde Pearson and J Vernon Hodgin Sr. and highlights ongoing cancer screening efforts at area high schools and a busy real estate market reflecting changing home styles.
Donna Turner defends Montlieu Elementary School and its leadership. She recalls 1969 remedial reading efforts by Principal Georgia Thayer, urges parental collaboration, and questions reliance on socio economic labels for district realignment. She notes mixed demographics and pride in academic and athletic success.
A reader challenges a letter alleging 200 to 500 million dollars in missionary funds invested in the stock market by Southern Baptists and United Methodists. The writer urges documentation from denominational financial reports and notes the paper requires signed letters with verifiable contact information.
Letter from Robert W. Armstrong of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute argues the textile industry seeks reform of the Multifiber Arrangement not higher tariffs. He notes MFA permit growth at six percent while U S textile apparel market grows under three percent and urges limiting growth to protect domestic jobs.
The NC State Beauticians and Cosmetologists Association reported a successful 38th annual convention in High Point on May 14. Gratitude extended to the Chamber of Commerce WGHP TV WMFR The Enterprise Fields Enterprise Inc and staff at Top of the Mart Holiday Inn High Point Theatre and Exhibition Center for hospitality and prizes.
The speaker backs a campaign that emphasizes women’s historical contributions and suggests civilization would be different without them, praising their influence and urging recognition.
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