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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1970
Page
10
A woman attempted to jump from a railing but was pulled back by a motorist who seized her from behind while a second car followed and a police officer restrained the scene. The woman expressed suicidal intent citing intense pain. AP Wirephoto
Theodore Autry of Walnut Street will receive a gold Bible award from the Christian Association of America for his eight years guiding youth across North Carolina and Virginia. A junior deacon at Emanuel Baptist Church, he serves as president of the NC Virginia District this year. He is the son of Mrs. Rowena Autry.
Opponents of Nixon welfare reform urge the Senate Finance Committee to delay action. Sen. John J. Williams says he doubts committee approval this session. Backers plan to offer the plan as an amendment to the Social Security bill to push a national program. Administration strategists claim about 60 votes in the full Senate. A Democratic source questions Williams assessment of committee prospects.
An Associated Press report from Washington notes American officials warn Allende's Chile could spur a wider Latin American shift toward Communism. Peru Bolivia and Argentina are cited as potential pro Communist neighbors, with a U S official predicting lasting political change if Chile elects Allende.
A sweeping purge of directors at Slovakia’s scientific institutions was announced by the Slovak Academy of Science. The presidium recalled heads of all boards and suspended work until new leaders assume office October 1. The action follows a year-long campaign against critics of the 1968 invasion and signals a broader tightening in Communist era science oversight.
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