High Point Enterprise Leadership Change Report
D A Rawley resigns as president of the High Point Enterprise chain, effective immediately. Board names interim CEO as leadership transition proceeds amid ongoing operations.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1971
Page
4
D A Rawley resigns as president of the High Point Enterprise chain, effective immediately. Board names interim CEO as leadership transition proceeds amid ongoing operations.
North Carolina lawmakers consider two Bowles bills to curb drunk driving. One requires breathalyzer tests or six month license suspension for DUI charges, the other imposes mandatory penalties with jail time for repeat offenses or option to serve time in an alcoholic rehab center.
The piece contrasts debates over funding for a cancer cure with calls for government and private support. It notes Senator Kennedy backing 400 million and Nixon seeking 100 million, while the American Cancer Society presses for sustaining research to boost early detection and treatment, urging timely doctor visits and public health action.
A movement led by sociologists and health professionals seeks open discussion of death and bereavement. It highlights thanatology, urges listening to the dying, and notes education shifts with new textbooks and university studies while contrasting fears of youth with tales of fulfilled endings.
Joe Spear reports on rising black assertion in South Africa and white minority rule. The Transkei seeks more independence while Zulu and other groups push for equality. Vorster offers talks and VIP access, but many leaders scorn the overtures. Houphouet Boigny may send sportsmen first to test dialogue, aiming to curb violence and apartheid. Hoover’s anger rises over royalties earned by FBI writers.
The columnist accuses J Edgar Hoover and the FBI of profiting from book and movie rights with royalties split to Hoover, the FBI recreational fund, and agents. He cites leaked details to William Rusher and demands a congressional investigation for transparency and taxes.
A nationwide All-American Family search invites nominations from U S households for one family per state plus DC. Winners gather in Florida August 5 14 for a 10 day pageant. grand prize includes a Florida vacation home a Dodge Polara a 110 volume library and U S Savings Bonds.
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