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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1971
Page
4
A devotional excerpt cites Acts 26 19 20 urging repentance and deeds worthy of it. It contrasts biblical obedience with Wilde's claim that disobedience is humanitys original virtue driving progress through rebellion.
High Point reports a $518,083 United Fund total surpassing prior per capita benchmarks. Twenty eight agencies of United Community Services will now translate dollars into mercy driven programs. Public workers and teachers in city, county and federal offices led the drive, with many giving twice.
The piece criticizes Frank Rouse of Kinston for spending 20000 to win the state GOP chairmanship and claims three governors were stolen by voting fraud. It argues leadership flaws deter qualified candidates and calls for a youth education to foster honor, integrity, and patriotism in politics.
A71 72 era analysis notes Nixon hopes for growth amid deficits and inflation fears. It cites McCracken and Tax Foundation events, predicts a possible WPA style push, and questions if Christmas demand will lift the economy before the 1972 election. Consumers cling to savings as uncertainty persists.
Washington report notes J. Edgar Hoover spoke at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. The piece claims Hoover criticized critics while revealing alleged FBI royalty figures and a $250,000 tally from books ghostwritten for him by agency staff.
The article details payments from a kickback to Hoover and identifies a midlevel figure, Lou Nichols and Clyde Tolson as recipients. It then reports Alred Lehtonen leaving the Office of Interstate Land Sales Registration for a Horizon Corporation post, with HUD warnings about conflicts of interest and a Tucson job offer.
Emily Kirkman hospitalizes after a rug fall. May Thompson Evans improves after hip surgery. Major General Waynick checks in at Duke for cataract treatment. Donald L. Jordan wins the James T. Ryan award at Acapulco for the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association. Sechrest Funeral Home plans a 75th anniversary expansion in High Point. Mayflower Cup presentations occur at Chapel Hill. Local Draft Board chair Schoch resigns amid rising Selective Service activity. Snow Lumber Co and High Point craftsmen featured in NC magazine’s 19th Industrial issue. Thanksgiving to Christmas decor contrast noted.
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