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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1969
Page
3
A compact note quotes Titus 2 15 urging firm exhortation with authority and recalls Salvador Dali urging excess resolve and curing desire. The pair frame affirmation over denial as a guiding mindset.
Black voters in Pittsburgh and Chicago show renewed political power, threatening Democratic administrations with turnout shifts and possible Republican alignment. A NAACP call to reassess city leadership accompanies a national note that protests may redraw party loyalties.
City delays a planned one way traffic for East Green Drive and Russell Street citing growth. Officials urge preemptive right of way acquisition to reduce future costs and avoid costly changes as neighborhood dynamics evolve.
The quadrennial conference of the International Red Cross opens in Istanbul as dissidents press for a more proactive stance to save lives in crises like Biafra. internal tensions pit lifesaving aims against strict adherence to Geneva Conventions, with calls to ban napalm and phosphorus and to revise war rules.
Jackie Onassis maintains cautious ties with the Kennedy family while living in luxury as Aristotle Onassis spends lavishly on her. She travels the world, buys lavish gowns and jewels, and keeps a guarded distance from the Kennedys amid public fascination. Meanwhile North Korea pressures Nixon with a demanded apology over the Pueblo incident.
A Philippine newspaper calls the Apollo iL ugly while noting its role in transportation. Senator Soaper comments on national convention improvements and GI coffee comparisons. The FTC reports that the poor pay more for groceries, highlighting economic paradoxes. The piece ends with reflections on work attendance and the lost competitive spirit.
Nancy Hanks named to chair the National Council on the Arts, a Duke alumna and Rockefeller Brothers Fund executive described as charming and well dressed. Meanwhile High Point residents discuss Ford Sportsman lore, Tom Garrett’s bid to write its history, and questions about the rare postwar wooden bodied car.
A reflective verse on day giving way to night, stars fading, moon hidden, and clouds gathering as thunder and lightning sweep the heavens. The sky seems to weep to wash away humankind’s sinfulness, then winds dry it as the earth is bathed again by God. Mrs J O Meadows 413 Greenwood Dr.
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