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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1976
Page
4
A devotional excerpt cites Numbers 13 20 urging courage to bring fruit of the land and notes the season of ripe grapes. It also quotes Theodore Roosevelt on risking life and health for a great cause.
The piece argues that India's leaders have linked press suppression and judicial control to cement power. It condemns a new act shielding the government from court review and limiting redress, warning that repeated power grabs threaten democracy and martial law may follow.
The Old Farmer's Almanac is praised for nostalgic reading and ads but warned against relying on it for forecasts. The column notes that Nov 4 8 predicted cloudy warm days, yet the region saw night time freezes and clear skies, suggesting caution when trusting the Almanac.
The 21 Club in Manhattan famed as a pace setter for dining now confronts a court order demanding access by a female, challenging its all male staff policy and prompting questions about staffing language and gender roles.
The Washington Journalism Center will host a November conference on The Future of the Women's Movement amid internal splits. Debates focus on whether factionalism harms progress and how to reach 50 50 delegate representation at future conventions.
A House subcommittee led by Tom Steed of Oklahoma criticized the Federal Trade Commission plan to regulate funeral homes, urging state regulation instead. The panel found few nationwide complaints, deemed rules vague, and warned against excessive oversight while praising targeted oversight as a model.
Washington roundtable profile of Henry Kissinger as defense of his unilateral style. Diplomats including Martin Hillenbrand James Akins and Turner Shelton criticized the director and faced firings or rebukes. The piece notes direct talks with Dobrynin and Dinitz, bypassing embassies and the Navy War College role in Newport.
Washington column recaps a fictional interview with Apathy as the biggest loser in last week’s election. Apathy blames media bias and overconfidence for poor turnout and misread public sentiment. It argues two weak candidates limited voter enthusiasm and reflects on the role of apathy in democracy.
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