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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1967
Page
3
A fragmentary note quotes Johann Schiller, asserting a nation’s worth lies in willingness to venture all for its ideals. The line reflects a terse, period voice attributed to the German poet, captured in concise form.
The Kansas City Times argues that America's scenic rivers are dwindling due to dams dredging and land development. While the Eleven Point remains secure for now, proposals to dam other rivers persist, risking loss of free flowing waterways and national tragedy if Congress fails to act.
A Christian Science Monitor piece argues homemakers and older women can excel in higher education. Faculty surveys at Northeastern University report most adult women students perform as well or better than traditional peers, with many colleges now inviting home makers to return for courses or degrees amid rising skilled-work demand.
The Senate hearings on a bill to exempt certain newspaper consolidations from anti trust laws spotlight a trend toward fewer daily papers. From 1910 to 1960 the U S daily count fell from 2200 to 1800, with only five cities home to three or more dailies. Ralph McGill argues there is no real monopoly as TV and radio supply competing news and advertising, and gains in quality papers keep the public well informed.
Tucson publisher Evan Mecham launches rival papers in Tucson and Phoenix and accuses Arizona’s dominant papers of dictating elections. The piece notes Arizona’s volatile party shifts and prominent figures Carl Hayden Stewart Udall and Barry Goldwater, questioning who truly controls the state’s politics.
A fragment notes individuals with titles President Ex and Advertising Director and Business Manager Naty. The readable text lists roles but lacks clear actions, dates, or locations for a fuller summary.
Washington debate before the International Platform Association features Secretary Orville Freeman Senator George McGovern and Senator Joe Clark on whether America can feed the world The discussion covers hunger in Appalachia Vietnam and forecasts of future food needs plus American farm machinery advances and global spread of the farm revolution.
Fragmentary text mentions an American tourist in potential ambassador role and informal certainty. The readable bits suggest a discussion of a person being considered for a diplomatic post but lack of concrete details or context. The item reads as incomplete and requires source clarification for a precise card.
The piece condemns a minority of boorish Americans who stain U S image abroad and criticizes White House and State Department for denying USS FDR crew shore leave in Cape Town South Africa The author argues this damaged alliance harms U S interests in Africa and warns of a growing travel deficit and potential travel restrictions unless Americans learn more from foreign visitors and opportunities abroad.
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