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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1970
Page
4
About be expected in the fall GOP campaign with Vice President Spiro Agnew delivering vivid insults to liberals. Analysts note his alliteration and hyperbole including terms like radiolibs and pusillanimous pussyfooting. Liberals may face more slogans and bumper sticker lines as the campaign continues.
An editorial praises Judge Jack Klass of Davidson County North Carolina for fining a 29 year old man $25 and court costs after he tossed an empty beer can on Interstate 85 near Lexington. The judge also orders 500 empty beer cans to be picked up along the highway within two days to curb roadside litter. The piece urges other judges to follow this example to reduce litter as a form of pollution.
The Christian Science Monitor depicts a U.S. higher education squeeze with rising tuition, tougher loans, and many private colleges at risk of becoming marginal. Nixon aides warn two thirds of institutions could close or go public within 20 years unless federal aid and reform occur. Alumni gifts slump as campuses contend with unrest.
The piece argues the United States is moving toward racial integration, not separation, with more black families reaching middle and upper middle class levels. A story about a white father learning his daughter’s friend Janet is Black illustrates how children neutralize race without effort.
Poem fragment urges smiling at strangers to share happiness. Mentions being strangers once and references God’s smile. Signed by Mrs. Eileen K. Adams.
A reader laments WASP critique by liberal media while urging moral instruction for children. The piece condemns secular attacks and calls for faith based training, noting a ills from courts and schools, and includes quoted morals and poems.
A North Carolina presidential primary is urged to influence the selection of nominees. The move is seen as a path to focus national attention on the Tar Heel state and urge nominees to address local problems and opinions for both parties.
An open letter urges parents not to spiritually dominate their children. It advocates letting a child seek God's will and warns that life improves when parents surrender plans. The author shares personal regret over a domineering upbringing and marrying young, emphasizing submission to divine guidance.
A rural scene shifts from a traditional farm to a modern brick house. An old well remains, water runs inside, livestock like chickens and a gray mare are replaced by steel and urban touches. A cow is described as moved to a creamery.
The speaker laments weight and dieting struggles. She notes heavy girdles and sad diets fail to curb appetite. She vows to exercise without eating less and imagines losing a pound and dropping another size.
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