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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1969
Page
3
Christopher Morley expresses a belief that true success lies in spending life according to one's own choices. The line reflects the writer's emphasis on autonomy and personal fulfillment in a free life.
The essay frames Labor Day as both a farewell to summer and a welcome to autumn, noting cooler nights, fading landscapes, and the nation’s workers. It casts Labor Day as a time out of time marking the transition to a busier season while emphasizing the noble labor of craftsmen as foundational to progress.
Powell seeks restoration of his salary and 24 years of seniority after exclusion from the 90th Congress. The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 1 ruling, affirmed Congress’s right to self govern, potentially affecting Powell’s eligibility and privileges. House leadership backs Powell’s claim while urging the court to recognize Congress’s independent authority.
The article notes a presidential task force led by Vice President Agnew to decide next space goals after Moon success. It cites a Mars by century end aim, debates in Congress, and possible nine-year grand tours to Jupiter Saturn and Pluto or Neptune. It discusses costs, challenges, and potential scientific rewards including life-search on Mars.
A fragmented OCR list shows names including D A Rawley Mas C H Lockwoop David A Rawley Jr Joseph P Rawley Randall B Terry Holt L Maparson and Richard Teague with titles such as President Vice President Secretary Treasurer and Executive Editor.
Preliminary investigation into Mary Jo Kopechne's drowning raises whether swift help could have saved her. Diver Farrar testified that immediate action after the accident might have allowed her to survive, detailing air pockets and the car's underwater position and time factors.
Notes reveal Chief Justice Burger discussed urgent reforms with President Nixon before appointment. He urged overhauling court procedures updating legal education and modernizing prisons, proposing professional administration of courts. Nixon encouraged pursuit, signaling a shift toward liberalizing the judiciary.
A High Point Kiwanian opener presents a scrapbook of local writings on friendship. The piece contrasts a simple rhyme and its deeper meaning with a Gothe quote about blessing through duty, then includes contributions from the American Legion magazine.
A playful verse about a lepidopterist chasing butterflies and a leopard preferring the hunter, plus a quip on fiscal foolishness from Bill Copeland and the American Legion. The piece uses wit to contrast passions and prudence in a dated humor column.
A devotional piece urges looking into the light for faith and strength, promising God will bless and bring peace when trust and prayer are kept, warning against temptation and urging resilience in darkness. It combines poems and quotes about mercy, will, and divine judgment.
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