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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1971
Page
4
The page lists leadership and staff roles for the High Point Enterprise with D A Rawley as president and executives including Mrs C H Lockwood and David A Rawley Jr. The notice appears on page 4 A dated Saturday September 25 1971.
The Raleigh Times argues that readers need more than the five W s to judge political statements. It cites a 1972 Wilmington AP report about Leroy Gibson proposing a GOP governor bid and a school plan, urging media to include how many supporters exist and legal constraints from federal courts.
A man buys a parrot that reads cage lining magazines and finally speaks only to say Blame society. The bird gains fame by giving social commentary at a press conference and ends up on a television network offering nightly news analysis.
Forbes cites top secret designation problems in England and the US. A proposed bill would make all classified papers public after two years unless a five member independent Board approves continued secrecy. The panel would be Presidentially nominated with ten year terms to ensure independence.
Proponents tout ATVs as year round access to remote areas, capable of 30 mph on flat terrain and climbing grades. Officials across the country call for strict regulation to protect private property and wilderness, with licensing, safety, and policing to curb trespass and noise.
The Miami Herald reports Western Union is discontinuing the singing telegram after limited demand. The novelty brightened anniversaries but failed to attract enough paying customers, signaling its exit from the company’s offerings.
The Nashville Banner notes weather authorities publish an alphabetical list of potential hurricane names for the year to help readers avoid the embarrassment of not knowing a storm’s name. The list includes Arlene Beth Chloe Doris Edith Fern Ginger Heidi Irene Janice Kristy Laura Margo et al.
Letter argues the Attica Prison uprising prompts worldwide response and prompts readers to consider the sanctity of life and the moral duty to prepare for death. It references biblical Ten Commandments and judgment after death, urging that denying others the chance to prepare is a tragedy of murder.
A speaker argues true Americanism requires three essentials: God home and country. Patriots love of country, obedience to laws, and devotion to institutions define real Americans. Evasive political answers, especially on Karl Marx, reveal unfitness for office or the Supreme Court bench.
A column of original poetry and prayers features James Hines Everett Covington Inez Nelson Valette Harris Walsh Vivian Archer Mildred Anthony Judy Perryman. The verses praise autumn beauty and God, warn of bicycle road danger, and reflect on love, care for patients, and finding truth in nature.
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