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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1968
Page
6
The Luxembourg accord offers U S aid in the dollar crisis but comes with hard French conditions. France seeks no tariff rise, a change in chemical import valuation, and subsidies for American exports, risking Congress interference and complicating diplomacy with the EEC.
The Wall Street Journal columnist argues Dr King was a man of Southern understanding whose methods aimed to win hearts. He notes King faced white resistance yet also tapped a hidden reservoir of good will rooted in Christian charity and past guilt. King knew the South well.
Greece moves toward a nationwide referendum on a new constitution for September 1 under the junta that seized power in 1967. The draft retains the monarchy, limits press and debate, and faces boycotts from some politicians while foreign coverage notes ambiguous language and ongoing reports of torture.
Washington editorials criticize television’s role in race riots from Little Rock to Washington and Memphis. The piece cites Philip Geyelin on TV as The Almighty Eye, the harm of sensational coverage, and compares past self censorship under Byron Price to possible modern government controls amid urban unrest.
A verse about resting from chores and enjoying a hot day by the creek. The speaker finds peace with a simple rod, line, and shade, while acknowledging unfinished work.
A speaker describes retiring to a garden and pond scene to fish for relaxation. He mentions stall, gate, weeding, hoeing corn, worms for bait, and a dog. The mood is peaceful, with time to wish and getaway from daily duties. He asks others to tell anyone seeking him that he is gone fishing.
Mayor Robert Davis advised the Post Office Department that the Law Block is unavailable for the new downtown post office. City officials now weigh the East Green Centennial site as postal officials report mixed enthusiasm and potential obstacles including blight concerns and property ownership sums. The Planning and Zoning Commission blocked earlier plans, and Council members waver, while discussions note possible broader government-building developments in the area and housing upgrade proposals. President Johnson calls for accelerated housing and urban programs, as a letter from Roy Pologe praises the president’s stance and urges unity in a fraught political year.
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