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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1969
Page
3
Editorial argues tax reform is a positive response to taxpayer protests and a needed shift from bond rejections. It notes loopholes favor the well off, cites Nixon administration steps and Rep. Mills, and urges Congress to heed home voices to enact comprehensive reform rather than piecemeal fixes.
The London Institute of Strategic Studies warns a U S pullout from Vietnam endangers Southeast Asia regardless of victory. It reiterates the domino theory with Laos Cambodia and Thailand at risk and argues for long term disentanglement by strengthening regional allies to defend themselves, not immediate withdrawal.
Editorial surveys push toward coeducation as men’s colleges open doors to women while women’s colleges move to admit men. Yale plans 3500 women. Princeton, Franklin and Marshall, Georgetown, Union, Wesleyan set targets. Mount Holyoke and Smith reflect student pressure. Radcliffe housing ties to Harvard push.
An archival note outlines the High Point Enterprise publication details, pricing and mailing rates, and statements about AP content rights and independent distribution. It lists subscription costs, mailing options, and notices on home delivery, with references to agents and ad representatives.
The Otepka affair deepens as Dirksen seeks to confirm him to a key board post while Kennedy and Tydings demand hearing transcripts. Revelations tie Otepka to the Liberty Lobby and neo Nazi networks, with plans to revitalize security probes and pass a sweeping Internal Security Act. Also noted: Justice Corps aims to reform urban crime through community policing and Liberty Lobby ties. Goldwater mentors new senators, recalling his first time addressing the chamber with nerves.
West Point stands as the cradle of the American Army, shaping leaders from Washington to Eisenhower. The article recounts founders, reformers like Sylvanus Thayer, and graduates who opened the West to settlement, built railroads, and led in wars from 1812 to World War II, with continued influence in Vietnam and beyond. It notes the academy's mission to train cadets as officers while highlighting notable alumni and their varied postmilitary careers.
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