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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1969
Page
3
A compact devotional quotes the Bible verse from 1 Corinthians 3:9 and notes time as a human idea attributed to Nicholas Murray Butler, an American educator, framing it as a reflection on work and divine creation.
The private financed tanker Manhattan opens the Northwest Passage by cutting through Arctic ice, signaling a major commercial milestone. Canada questions territorial rights and demands strict safeguards for its Arctic coasts while Alaska gains potential royalties from oil flows.
Dr. Paul S. Nadler of First Union National Bank urged bankers that housing needs are solvable by expanding mortgage funds but require adjustments in home construction and operation. He noted apartment attraction can draw growth away from homes, and cited a federal study urging higher savings rates to free money for housing. Eight of ten congressmen backed the report urging fiscal changes to boost savings and housing affordability.
Editorial argues inflation pressures in 1969 may push the U S into direct controls in 1970. It cites robust consumer spending, rising August sales, and falling savings, noting Meany’s call for wage and price controls and suggesting credit controls as a likely first step amid market panic.
A clipped OCR shows names and titles including President Vice President Treasurer Executive Editor Advertising Director Business Manager Circulation Manager and Secretary, implying a roster of editorial and administrative positions in the publication. The fragment captures typical staff roles but no full names or dates are provided.
AROUND THE NATION compact column notes drug industry gifts to doctors fueling prescription bias and a Pfizer tourism invitation to Groton offset by a 150 mile limit. It also covers Army letters discouraging congressional pleas, tax loophole losses of 15 billion, Miss America fashion, jet routes, border rules for service members, and a witty bus joke.
A Florida woman who attended a dog show on August 30 asks for help locating the breeder of a Dalmatian puppy she accepted from a man and his son. The pup named Dottie is four months old, healthy, lively, and unregistered. She seeks birth date and registration status to show the dog, offering to repay $20 and keep the dog in a proper home. She requests anonymity until the breeder is found.
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