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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
4
A columnist recalls an unlined highway triggering panic and compares it to a letter from an "Irate Teenager" calling for strict guides to living. He critiques the New Morality as a break with tradition and argues for clear lines of behavior, ending with support for traditional guidance.
The piece contrasts President Johnson and Senator Morse of Oregon as GIs in Viet Nam receive opposing viewpoints. Morse attacks Viet Nam policy while soldiers in remote outposts see him as a government official who questions the war. The President remains the GI’s commander in chief and the channel for feedback is shaped by duty.
The Argentine military government led by Lt Gen Ongania faces international backlash after seizing eight national universities on July 29. Police crackdowns and mass resignations threaten higher education, straining U S relations and the Alliance as Washington’s and Lima’s positions soften amid the crisis.
A reader rebukes critics who call John Lennon sacrilegious noting he deplores the idea that Christianity means nothing to some. The writer urges readers to consider Lennon’s intent and forgive critics. Also mentions difficulty choosing a first school area but supports a modern county school to improve education for Randolph County children.
An Enterprise editor rails against the Beatles and rock culture arguing they lack spiritual value and influence. He laments radio overplay and calls for American artists to be promoted and for the Beatles to fade from view.
A Randolph County discussion questions pay as you go growth using over one million dollars in capital outlay funds to build consolidated high schools. The plan would finish a plant with more money, but 12 years could pass before full needs are met, prompting consideration of a bond issue to speed consolidation and boost public support.
A compilation of remarks from President Johnson, Secretary McNamara, and others. The quotes touch on campaign finance laws, coercion and freedom, arms sales to South Vietnam, shopping in Spain, Viet Cong defections, sports commentary, UK politics, and Omaha racial issues. The collection reflects Cold War era debates and social tensions without graphic detail.
The author describes Florence as Italy’s art and commerce hub with historic sights like Michelangelo’s residence, Brunelleschi’s dome and Giotto’s tower. Narrow streets, heavy traffic, and busy markets attract visitors, while the city’s textiles leather and jewelry shine. The piece notes a long affection for Florence and its enduring pull on travelers.
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