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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1975
Page
3
A reflective pair of lines contrasts Joshua 24 15’s pledge to serve the Lord with Napoleon Bonapartes note on resolution. The snippets present a moral choosing moment and a determination theme from two historical figures.
A fleeing driver in a fatal crash faces second degree murder and drunken driving charges amid calls for a nationwide Criminal Justice Information System. Critics warn such a bank threatens constitutional rights and privacy as officials weigh privacy and security safeguards amid federal funding and deadlines.
South Carolina Rep. Gary Byrd from Darlington questions the NC display of First in Freedom on its plates. He cites SC grand juries from 1774 on taxation without representation, while NC points to earlier acts defying royal rule before 1776. Byrd may pursue legal action. The dispute surfaces amid bicentennial reflections on regional pride.
The AFL-CIO convention in San Francisco opens as George Meany denounces communism and warns that trade unionism cannot survive in a Communist world. He argues labor has a stake in foreign policy and cites recent Soviet grain purchases and labor actions against Soviet cargoes as proof of strong anti-Communist stance.
The author recalls Eleanor Roosevelt’s warning about assassination fears and argues presidents must avoid inviting danger through showy public risk. He cites Ike and Kennedy security debates, notes public tolerance for police state measures differs by nation, and urges rational conduct over bravado while leveraging media to reach the people.
The national slogan contest runs toward December 1 with 200 top slogans chosen, then 20 finalists. Public voting starts after January 18 and ends February 16, yielding a winner who earns a month tour of the U S and prizes from Copernicus Society, Holiday Inns, and others.
In a reflective column, the writer laments blurred lines between news and crime dramas. He questions what viewers actually watch, whether fiction shapes real violence, and who writes the TV reality that fuels fear and imitation.
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