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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1967
Page
3
A meditative juxtaposition contrasts a paraphrase of Titus 3:3 with a modern quip about pride. It notes fealty to various vices and the burden of malice, followed by a John Hancock quotation about carrying a heavy chip on the shoulder through life.
The Guilford County Ambulance Service faces a crisis as officials failed to act after a private firm threatened to end contracts. Residents recall a hesitating, reactive stance that kept service costs high and comfort low since the Cadillac era. The piece urges decisive leadership to avoid letting Ambulance Service of Guilford, Inc. dominate and worsen the public’s plight.
The Neighborhood House Council with Redevelopment Commission and volunteers runs a summer program for about 250 youngsters in East Central Urban Renewal. Ages six to early teens participate in art remedial reading and library classes while dental inspections and hygiene instruction, fire and police lectures, and donated sports materials support them. The effort, funded mainly by volunteers and gifts, aims to keep youths productive and out of mischief this summer.
Editorial reflects NSA entering its 20th National Student Congress at College Park Maryland with debates on secrecy in a free society and CIA ties. NSA's funding history is explored, noting CIA subsidies since 1950, ongoing subsidies from other sources, and calls within NSA to reform or disband amid concerns of covert ties.
A fragmentary OCR image shows a newspaper masthead with names and titles, including Randall B. Terry Jr Joseph P. Rawley Holt McPherson and others. It lists roles like Executive Editor Advertising Director Business Manager Circulation Manager President and Vice-President, though some text is garbled.
Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson highlight a Boston Herald case on stockholder influence and three resignations, while Rep John McMillan’s congressional payroll shows elusive workers vanished from view. The column details George Hall of Marion South Carolina whose pay was issued but who appears never to have worked, and notes other White House and Washington figures casually seen at St. Albans tennis courts with top officials and aides in a portrait of late 1960s D C life.
Housed in Belem near the palace, Lisbon's National Coach Museum showcases a vast collection from the 16th to 19th centuries. The building, dating to 1726, once hosted royal riding and stables, with 26 coaches and 16 berlindas on display. The era's parade grandeur contrasts with modern roads, as Portugal's monarchy faded and transportation evolved toward the atomic age.
A reader laments High Point’s lack of a museum and civic landmarks. The piece critiques slow development and pegs future progress to bold plans. It imagines an auditorium, a moon dream, a city tour of City Lake, and a new Main Street ride to attract visitors.
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