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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1969
Page
3
The Enterprise backs nearly 10 million in Guilford Forsyth bond proposals to fund a 4000 acre Triad Park and water and sewer extensions. It argues the plan shares costs, spurs cooperative growth, and avoids ad hoc rural patchwork while expecting state and federal aid.
Life Magazine highlights highway death traps across the nation noting that danger lies not only with drivers but with roads. It cites aging routes like Highway 311 and the death rate on U S 20, urging NC to use the new gas tax to fund major safety fixes while drivers remain warned to proceed cautiously until hazards are addressed.
Editorial discusses government splits over cigarette ad bans and health warnings amid a broader critique of advertising in a consumer society. It notes Congress must act by June 30 on the law, examines industry self interest, and explores advertising's role in shaping desires and social behavior with references to Segal and Levitt.
White House aides tell liberal GOP and Democratic Senators Nixon regrets naming Otto Otepka to the Subversive Activities Control Board. He cannot withdraw him due to right wing backlash, yet fears alienating key allies like Dirksen and Thurmond. Otepka’s fate sparks bids to expand SACB power under a broader security regime.
Notes portray Otepka as praising Willis Carto and Liberty Lobby, calling them patriotic while FBI records link Carto to Nazi sympathies. The piece cites FBI files and affidavits from former Wallace supporters alleging Nazi activities and Carto leadership in the group.
A Vietnam era poem by R. Donald Phillips surfaces with faith reflections as a soldier faces death. The Becker County Record notes local incidents: a rails hazard on South Main Street. Worth Loflin redevelopment notice demanding plans by Sept. 21. Jack Burris recalls a famed Auburn speed test. Ralph and Mrs Miller embark on a three month Asia trip. Dr Woodrow Tyson recovering from a slipped disc. First Citizens Bank slated to open mid July. Elks plan a lakeside pool project. Alex Alexander reports from Seoul. Doyle Early retires as Allen Jay High principal. Worth Bowman recuperating from eye surgery. Norman Schwartz Rosaine Shop wins top statewide advertising honor for the fourth year.
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