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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1970
Page
4
Editorial argues hijackings reveal a failure of big powers and law enforcement. It notes hostage releases, ongoing danger to remaining captives, and the need for treaties to bring hijackers to trial. The piece links guerrilla tactics to a broader anti establishment trend and criticizes U S and UN refugee policy.
DC Colonel Henry E Kendall commends the High Point Jamestown area for about 50 000 employed in industry signaling stability as other regions struggle. He notes unions face wildcat strikes harming labor management relations and cites construction workers numbers and wage trends underlining broader economic tensions.
After a year of strict controls an easing begins with dogs and other pets allowed entry again. Quarantine periods remain long and vaccines are required, with thousands of animals slated for release or vaccination to curb spread.
Intelligence reports claim Palestinian guerrillas receive arms from Red China via Iraq with shipments reaching Basra and Amman. Directors note meetings between radical leaders and Iraqi and Chinese figures while noting potential roles in hijackings. Nixon withholds reconnaissance photos on Egyptian cease-fire violations.
A fragment praises pale autumn flowers as lovelier than summer and all that came before. The verse contemplates them as the last in the season and wanders with reflections on the sister of the past.
Maryfield's Advisory Board urged Leo J. Heer to return as chair as the institution near East Gate plans a major expansion doubling capacity. They backed a campaign to raise $400,000, led by Mrs. Nathan M. Ayers, while Jamestown Mayor Thomas C. Ragsdale closed his term with the report.
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