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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1967
Page
4
A devotional note cites Deuteronomy urging courage and JFK on personal courage. It reflects on how past bravery inspires but cannot supply courage, urging individuals to seek inner resolve.
Tulsa Tribune editor Jenkin Lloyd Jones urges a frank assessment of 1966 crime data and demands reform. He questions reliance on social programs and highlights Supreme Court rulings, arguing innocent citizens deserve stronger protection and safer streets.
The Mississippi Democratic race features veterans like Ross Barnett John Bell Williams and William Winter for the governorship amid debates over race and segregation. Candidates downplay racial issues but public rhetoric centers on state autonomy and conservative governance with looming runoff odds.
The text lists a roster of positions and names including vice president treasurer secretary editor executive editor and other staff roles with names C H Ewood B Terry Jr Joseph P Rawley Holt McPherson Patterson W Idol Jr and Charles B Loflin along with circulation and advertising roles.
Drew Pearson reports concerns inside the Johnson administration over the handling of American prisoners in North Vietnam. He notes State Department ambivalence, a hush on prisoner issues at the Pentagon, and Averell Harriman’s reorganization of prisoner matters, with 169 known captives and reports of psychological torture.
A Nazare travel piece paints the Portuguese fishing village as a colorful preserve of old world life. Fishermen in tartan and bare feet mend nets and haul sardines while women carry baskets to market, amid a clash of tradition and modern tourism.
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