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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
4
A verse from Isaiah 52 8 proclaims the Lord s return to Zion while a quote from Wilford P Grenfell the English missionary and physician notes a misspent effort versus doing something worthwhile
Guilford County along with High Point and Greensboro faces recurring ambulance service crises. Officials must craft lasting solutions as private firms struggle with costs and laws fail to ensure payment. Emergency transport is seen as essential, yet local governments hesitate to assume the burden, prompting demand for durable policies.
The article extols Montserrat Spain as a historic inspirational site for Wagner Goethe and Montserrat’s religious heritage. It notes San Jeronimo peak the Black Madonna monastery and a cable car ride 2000 feet up the mountain as part of its dramatic landscape.
Harry Bell a native of Ireland and long time resident of the community died after heart surgery at age 60. He served as vice president in charge of hosiery manufacturing for Adams-Millis and led civic causes including the YMCA Salvation Army and the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference. Born in Ireland he came to America at age three and built a life of work and service.
Editorial notes Jules Regís Debray as a symbol of hemisphere wide revolution born in Cuba. The 26 year old intellectual faces a dubious charge in Bolivia while his links to Che Guevara and Castro spark international debate. Debray’s writings and influence on guerrilla warfare are analyzed amid mixed reviews.
A fragment lists key positions including Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Executive Editor Advertising Director Business Manager and Circulation Manager, indicating the newspaper’s organizational roles. The readable names are not provided in full.
Drew Pearson notes a convivial campaign to protect alcohol use among lawmakers and diplomats. He cites open bars in offices, parties by senators, and embassies' top brands fueling intoxication during voting seasons and official events. Senator Morse challenges the practice, while several unnamed figures appear drunk at public engagements and on the Senate steps. The piece ends with the Cigarette Lobby’s win as Congress probes a filter announcement against HEW warnings.
The column reports on Gardner stressing overwhelming evidence that cigarettes are hazardous while rights to a new filter move to Columbia University. Testimony will come from filter inventor Robert Strickman and Columbia President Grayson Kirk. Senate questions include delays to counter timing and doubts a safe cigarette exists. A later verse laments a color TV with only black and white pictures.
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