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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1971
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists its independent newspaper status with D A Rawley as president Mrs C H Lockwood as vice president and Joseph P Rawley as general manager.
An analysis notes signs of internal disorder in Peking as Mao Zedong faces a potential succession crisis with Lin Piao cited as ill and purges underway. Observers in Washington and other capitals watch for moves that could affect China’s military stance and foreign policy.
A letter defended Vietnam veterans amid claims of widespread drug use, denouncing anti military slander as false. The author praises vets as the nation's finest and urges honored transition to civilian life with public support.
Stanford psychology project on simulated prison life sparked cries and critique of correctional systems. Experts note prisons erode human dignity, while reformers push for basic rights and humane treatment under prison administrators. Former convicts join a new generation of reform spokesmen urging change.
In The Vantage Point Lyndon Johnson accuses Nixon camp allies of pressuring Saigon to skip the Paris peace talks, costing Humphrey the 1968 election. He says a Paris talks showdown on Election Day could have changed the outcome and notes he could have beaten Nixon if he ran again.
The book covers Lady Bird's memo urging Johnson not to retire to Texas ranch. It notes his surprise at McCarthy's 1968 New Hampshire showing, Kennedy pursuit, and cordial ties with Jacqueline Kennedy. It quotes Johnson on Eastland and Kennedy and recalls Mrs. Kennedy's Thanksgiving call.
Nannie Minton notes World Lions Service Day on Friday October 8 as Lions Clubs in 146 countries perform acts of service to the less fortunate. The piece recalls Lions International President Robert J. Uplinger urging personal service and community dedication.
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