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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1969
Page
3
Editorial argues North Carolina pursues new industry while local towns resist, fearing wage increases and unions. Sowers cites a $40 million plant for 1,200 workers and a small mountain project, both opposed due to wage worries. Text notes textiles and furniture dominate low wage sectors, keeping wages and per capita income among the nation’s lowest.
Five Japanese officials arrive in Washington to discuss the Made in Japan label amid congressional ire. Maurice H. Stans failed to shift Japan on textile exports, while Congress weighs import quotas. Presidents Nixon and labor and trade officials face a clash between free trade aims and domestic textile protection. Quotas exist for cotton textiles under a 30 nation pact. woolens and synthetics remain unregulated.
A sermon on Daniel 1 8 highlighting Daniel's choice not to defile himself with the king's food and wine and the broader moral example for modern youth. It traces Moses Washington and George Washington to show the impact of steadfast faith, home traditions, and disciplined living in shaping destiny and character.
The High Point Enterprise announces staff roles including Rawley Lockwood and Terry with editorial and advertising positions listed. It also details daily and Sunday circulation, pricing for all three editions, and subscription costs for North Carolina residents subject to tax. Entered as second class matter at the High Point Post Office.
As Dirksen lies in state, Capus Waynick weighs the Drew Pearson column handover question. He questions whether the new writer is a gentle successor or a "lovable scamp" who may imitate Pearson's sharp muckraking, while wondering if Anderson can sustain the paper’s bold, sometimes harsh, commentary.
Read notes from Drew Pearson’s last tapes reveal claims of British manipulation in U.S. politics and a lengthy anti smoking campaign. The taped sections cite Kay Summersby Mitzi Sims and Senator Wiley with mentions of the British embassy. Also recounts early tobacco cancer warnings led by Dr Alten Ochsner and subsequent political push by Neuberger Blatnik and Luther Terry.
An astute businessman predicts a special legislature session before snow flies as crown tax impacts lift prices on soft drinks juices packets and liquor mixes. He cites Gov Scott's cigarette tax plan but notes lawmakers may defer measures, risking a volatile political backlash and reform pressure.
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