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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1967
Page
3
A fragmentary line from Edgar Guest notes a preference to stay and try rather than quit, suggesting resilience. The brief piece reflects on perseverance amid failure and self-doubt. It presents a single persuasive thought without broader context or details.
Louis Harris reports in today's Enterprise that 1600 families show 78 percent back U S presence in Vietnam. Experts shift from bombardment to building self government and economy in Saigon as elections loom. The author argues America must rebuild economy, social systems, and governance to win the long war against communism.
Back to school signals renewed caution for drivers as children return to streets and school zones. The article emphasizes safe driving, education as a foundation for civilization, and the role of schools as incubators of progress with autumn approaching.
Editorial notes the New Left aims to unite for 1968 elections as Johnson policy in Vietnam draws sharp criticism. It reports a Chicago meeting of 2,000 leaders from peace, civil rights, and student groups, possible third party bids by King or Spock, and debate over a dump Johnson approach. It cites NCNP co chairs Julian Bond and Simon Casady, and mentions Rauh's memorandum proposing Kennedy and anti war planks.
The piece warns of widespread X ray exposure in medicine and dentistry, citing studies showing high defect rates in machines and untrained operators. It notes low state staffing for inspections, calls for federal radiation control, and hints at resistance from AMA and ADA to federal rules. It also covers broader political notes on Carmichael and unrelated humor columns.
Attorney James B. Lovelace and wife Odelle report a world tour halted by a typhoon delaying ferries in Hong Kong. They describe Honolulu’s growth, Maui’s Sheraton, Tokyo and Taipei sights, Taiwan crops, and Hong Kong slums. Lovelace urges travelers to visit the Orient soon amid regional tensions.
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