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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1967
Page
4
A reflection pair opening with Isaiah 25 8 promising God will swallow death and wipe tears from all faces. It follows with a Byron line contrasting tear drying with fame over gore, highlighting poetic wisdom about emotion and suffering.
A discussion of the constitutional clash over war powers between President Johnson and Congress surrounding the Tonkin Gulf Resolution. The piece notes executive authority as commander in chief, congressional checks, and growing doubts about wartime decisions amid Vietnam.
A sermon argues Christ did not promise ease or wealth but grace, strength, and faith to endure hardship. It contrasts worldly promises with biblical assurances, recounts apostolic suffering, and asserts ultimate fellowship with Christ in an eternal realm.
The author extols Seville as a historic port city turning industrial, noting a $60 million canal project, a surge in wheat exports to Argentina, and a modern Church of the Macarene. Franco's regime features mockery from locals, Alcazar’s grandeur links to explorers, and a warm, safe urban mood amid sunlit Costa del Sol travel notes.
CAPUS WAYNICK argues against Dr. Martin Luther King Jr plans for nonviolent protests to paralyze cities. He warns of bloodshed and lawlessness and supports peaceful progress toward racial equality. He cites history and calls for loyalty to law and order.
Washington notes that misinformation fuels riots and social unrest better than espionage. It cites historical cases from Newark to Watts and Newark’s riot with misrepresented arrests, urging rapid full disclosure via buckshot and rifle approaches to tamp down rumors.
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