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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1971
Page
4
D A Rawley presides with C H Lockwood as vice president D A Rawley Jr as vice president and Joseph P Rawley as general manager featured on Page Four A with local business notes and organizational details.
Governor Scott pushes a new mould for public higher education in North Carolina with a special session move toward centralized authority. The measure enjoys backing from the Board of Higher Education but raises questions about deconsolidating the Consolidated University and power balance with local boards, especially at regional and black institutions.
C Fred Bergsten urges foreign governments to swap their dollar reserves for IMF Special Drawing Rights to retire an equivalent amount of US debt. The plan, framed as a moral repayment for wartime aid, would cost foreign nations nothing and could reset postwar European and Japanese reconstruction accounts.
Racial overtones mar Attica and San Quentin crises as guards remain overwhelmingly white while inmates are largely black. Experts debate rehabilitation, censorship, and integration amid calls for penal reform and fresh strategies to curb unrest.
Chinese factions reportedly oppose welcoming Nixon to Peking fearing damage to China’s world revolution leadership. Hard line military leaders push for stronger weapons while radicals view the trip as a Nixon reelection ploy. Chou En-lai’s scheduling provokes concerns of U.S. outmaneuvering amid UN debates. Washington worries over Nationalist China. In Washington a medical junket by an eight member team to seven nations faces skepticism as boondoggle memo circulates.
A group including Merry Round Jain travels to Denmark Israel Norway Poland Sweden and Yugoslavia to study how these nations provide health care for the poor. The trip, promoted by John Twiname, costs about 30 000 but insiders expect nearer 50 000. Critics say funds could better serve transport for low income patients.
Governor Scott moves Halloween observance to Saturday night before All Saints Day as communities note Halloween costumes shift toward astronauts and soldiers. Civics and religious groups reflect on costumes, candy, and tradition amid modern celebration trends.
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