Hope Is In The Free Enterprise System
Letter to the editor by TOM HAGGAI recounts addressing the National Youthpower Congress in Chicago, praising free enterprise as the path to utopia through interdependence, work as holy, and limited poverty programs. He argues for education and job training, warns against pooling all resources, and cites Marcus Aurelius and biblical themes while urging dedication to a healthy America in 1967.
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Marcus Aurelius
Sionnaa Realine
Adam
Free Market
Free Church
Free School
Free Press
America
Tom Haggai
Moscow the Villain in War Debate Letter to the Editor
A reader asks why the United States fights Communists in Vietnam yet aids them elsewhere. The letter cites a 1966 presidential speech on easing East-West controls and the October 27 statement about Soviet power, arguing the nation is in a declared war against the total communist bloc.
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Vietnam
Library Equality and Racial Segregation in Local Systems
A letter criticizes library access and racial segregation, noting smaller Negro libraries, chilly treatment for Black patrons, and stringent card requirements at High Point and Thomasville libraries, urging equal opportunity and broader access for all communities.
High Point Historical Society Membership Drive Details
The High Point Historical Society Inc extends its annual drive through April and outlines events. A membership meeting features a prominent speaker, a booklet What To Do And See in High Point, and plans for a History of High Point. Members gain first choice after publication and genealogy files will aid family histories. Open House at John Haley House requires membership card. Building Fund gifts above 1000 dollars receive brass plaques. smaller gifts earn a Book of Friends section. All memberships and gifts are tax deductible. Anne W. Andrews, Membership Chairman.
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High Point Historical Society, Inc
High Point
the Historical Society
John Haley
Book of Friends
Saigon
Insulting Crooks Stirring Debate in Charlotte Police Remarks
Captain Porter of the Charlotte police denounced suspects as outsiders and implied locals are too clever to be involved. The exchange touched on local crime and the FBI's role, prompting discussion on regional integrity and law enforcement methods.
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Porter
Charlotte
North Carolina
FBI
Inverse Snobbery On Kitchen Dining Circles
A vintage editorial argues against snobbery in modern kitchen dining trends. It recalls kitchens as cozy family spaces and notes the shift to a combined room, urging focus on attitude over mere utility and questioning the reflex to deem tradition non utilitarian.
When I am through with this old world
A reflective verse about enduring fate and release from sorrow. The speaker asserts no fear, no regrets, and no longing as time erases scars and distant echoes fade.
Enforce Capital Punishment, Says Opponent Letter
In a March 31 letter Linda Russell argues against capital punishment, urging adherence to biblical law and historic statutes. The author cites Genesis and Numbers to claim governments must执行 death penalties, accusing Governor Peabody of missteps and linking capital punishment enforcement to law enforcement safety.
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The
Enterprise
Linda Russell
Russell
Peabody
Massachusetts
Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Sam Hope Writes A Kaleidoscope From Vietnam
Sam Hope, pastor of Forest Hills Presbyterian, shares observations from Saigon as he serves with Vietnamese civilians and volunteers. He notes quiet moments amid air raids, the dehumanizing toll of war, Vietnam’s beauty, daily irritants, and the mix of church volunteers from diverse denominations. He invites letters to Vietnam Christian Service APO 96 in San Francisco.
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Sam Hope
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Vietnam
Quang Ngai
Saigon
Korea
Nancy
Christian Service
OCO
San Francisco
Sam R. Hope
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Free Enterprise
National Youthpower Congress
Chicago
National Food Conference Association, Inc
H. G. Wells
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Earth
Red China
Ermay Forum
Moscow
Robert C. Baker
Thomasville
Anne W. Andrews
Firiday Forum
Antinori
Mr. Russell
Israel
Mount Sinai
Viet- Co Sien
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