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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1967

Page

5

Private placement industry opposes H. R. 11280 in letter

Joy W. Watson of Snelling and Snelling of High Point argues for a larger private placement sector, cites North Carolina figures, and urges the Public Employment Service to focus on the unemployed while opposing central federal control and broad funding of employment services.

North Carolina High Point Public Employment Service Federal United States Joy W. Watson Snelling and Snelling High Point, Inc

Family Service Bureau aids High Point United Fund drive

The Family Service Bureau explains its role within the 26 United Fund agencies serving High Point and Thomasville. It offers confidential counselling on marital issues parent child conflicts emotional problems financial management and related services with emergency appointments possible and an accessible intake process.

United Fund Family Service Bureau High Point Thomasville E. T. Harrison Board of Trustees Family Service Bureau

Lost dog Prince from Strand Drive needs return

Local couple on Strand Drive in Badin Lake Development seek help in finding their stolen German Shepherd named Prince. Prince, large and friendly, greeted neighbors at night and left only to be returned home by anyone who has him. MR and MRS H S Fletcher Route 2 Strand Drive New London NC request assistance in Good Afternoon column.

Prince Strand Drive Badin Lake H. S. Fletcher New London, N. C

Teen Agers Asked To Be Considerate

A High Point resident writes as an old country boy with 27 years of driving and a clean record. He argues for an extra dollar to fund teen driver training, notes disrespectful behavior toward slower drivers, and urges better training for teens to improve road safety.

Ex-patient letter praises High Point Memorial staff

Former patient J. V. Morgan writes to James H. Millis praising the hospital staff on the fourth floor for care during a 22 day stay in private room 404 funded by Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Amos and family. He notes gratitude to the hospital family and regrets leaving his post in the drive.

James H. Millis High Point Memorial Hospital Hospital J. V. Morgan

Gratitude from Jewish Appeal Chairman Seeks Public Thanks

Donald J. Silver, chairman of the United Jewish Appeal, asks High Point readers to thank contributors who gave to the emergency drive. The note underscores appreciation for unsolicited donations received during the drive.

United Jewish Appeal Donald J. Silver

Forum Page Letters Require Signatures and Addresses

The Forum demands letters carry author signatures and addresses or initials when publication is justified. The Enterprise edits for libel and space, aims to preserve meaning, but accepts no responsibility for manuscripts or pictures sent.

Taxing Success To Reward Mediocrity In Modern Government

Andrew Talbert argues that government taxes success to reward mediocrity and favors loiterers over the thrifty. He laments social decay, civil unrest, and political hypocrisy, urging readers to remember Kipling and warn against national decline. He signs with his box number in High Point North Carolina.

Rome Babylon Great

Charlotte Summer Theater Health Report Reflects Attendance Decline

Stanley Warren notes six weeks of a ten week season with six productions, two shows profitable, four ending in the red. Despite acclaimed stars, audience totals are down from last year, risking underwriter losses and future funding. The public must decide by attending four remaining productions to ensure a ninth season in 1968.

Charlotte Bert Parks John Cullum The Ledger Gig Young Shelley Winters Earl Wrightson Lois Hunt Tab Hunter Carolinas Theatre Associates, Inc Chamber of Commerce Stanley Warren Charlotte Summer Theater

Federal part in dams on the Yadkin open letter to Senator Ervin

An open letter criticizes Duke Power and federal funding for Yadkin area dams. It questions Sen Sam J Ervin stance and argues federal funds and participation by municipal electric cities and REA lead to benefits for power development. The author condemns Duke Power for resisting public involvement while acknowledging federal support.

Sam J. Ervin Duke Power Company Duke Power Rassling North Carolina E.A.C R.E.A Army Yadkin River

Panama Canal Too Important to Trade for Concessions

The author argues the United States must resist treaties that surrender sovereignty over the Panama Canal and canal zone. Warning of Soviet leverage and Panamanian instability, the piece urges strong U S sovereignty and warns against appeasement in shaping the isthmus.

United States Americas Johnson Panama Canal Canal Zone U. S Panama Canal Inter - Oceanic Canal Suez Canal Panamanian Isthmus Canal and U. S. Senate Isthmus Chile Peru Soviet Union Caribbean Red Cuba Fidel Castro Havana Castro Alexei Kosygin Russia

Great Shepherd Hymn Praise From Lena Hammer Thacker

A devotional hymn praises Jesus as Good Shepherd and Great Shepherd, highlighting His love, guidance, protection, and promised return. The speaker Lena Hammer Thacker expresses gratitude, eternal life, and reunion with loved ones in heaven through Christ.

Christ Lena Hammer Thacker

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Othe Congress Senate Walter Reuther Stokley Carmichael Kipling Dune Andrew Talbert High Point, N. C Statement of Health of Yadkin Suez
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