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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1967
Page
3
A reflective note quoting Galatians 6 2 andGeorge Washington on bearing one's own burdens first then helping others The piece blends religious and historical wisdom in a compact devotional style
The piece argues that rising minimum wage mandates threaten small businesses and cost jobs, citing a Department of Labor survey and examples from Indiana and the Carolinas. It warns that teens, disabled, unskilled, and older workers bear the brunt, urging a better plan to prevent dropouts.
Television viewers prepare for Dr. Richard Kimble’s long awaited victory over escaped justice. The Fugitive has become an American institution as millions recall the one armed man search, the pleading daughter, and Lt Gerard’s pursuit. Tonight at 10, fans mourn the era ending even as Kimble is proven innocent.
Editorial discusses clashes over urban aid and poverty in the Johnson era. It cites Sen. Clark and Sen. Percy on misaligned priorities between Vietnam costs and urban need, notes Martin Luther King Jr. urging nonviolent protests, and highlights Moynihan and Moynihan Report ideas. It mentions the Urban Coalition forming in Washington and plans to address unemployment with federal action while recalling WPA-era projects.
The fragment lists roles at THE HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE INC with titles and names including President and Vice-President along with other positions such as Treasurer, Director, Business Manager and Circulation Manager. It provides an address at 305.307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina 27261 and references individuals TOSEPR P. RA HOLT MCCPHERSON SOE BROWN.
President Johnson pins hopes for peace on South Vietnamese elections, aiming to legitimize the government and hand over settlement talks to Hanoi and Saigon. U.S. forces would stay while needed, bombing aimed at easing combat, with fears of rigged polls and plans to invite observers to soothe Western confidence.
A collection of brief items on U.S. policy toward Vietnam urging self-reliance and settlements with the North. Navy non nuclear submarines face leaks and obsolescence while nuclear subs remain watertight. A critique of federal contracting to skirt hiring limits notes Congress and bureaucrats exploiting private firms, with Porter Hardy Jr. opposing NASA spending schemes. A profile of Midshipman Richardson Jr. shows a poor-background student excelling at the Naval Academy, aided by Rep. Bill Dawson.
A travelogue from Cordova and Granada notes Spain’s economic comeback via low cost housing while reflecting on historic excesses. It links Queen Isabella’s taxes, the Inquisition, and Moorish bath palaces to modern fiscal realities, warning against waste and urging a sturdier financial base.
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