Maintaining Freedom Our Greatest Responsibility
North Carolinians celebrate a clean bill of health for public colleges by the Southern Association of Colleges in Richmond, but warn against shortcuts to security and the danger of political interference with education. The piece recalls Harry Woodburn Chase on intellectual freedom and urges vigilance to preserve academic liberty and the right to be wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association of Colleges
Richmond
Harry Woodburn Chase
University
Victory for Togetherness United Fund drive success praised by community group
The 1966 United Fund drive in High Point is celebrated at the United Community Services annual meeting. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover’s remarks on dissent are noted but do not diminish approval of the fundraising effort. The Enterprise cites a record budget of 336587 with 42000 in new or increased gifts. Citizens are urged to see the fund’s spending as maximizing value for every dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
United Community Services of Greater High Point, Inc
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Viet Nam
Hoover
United Way
Ad Community Chest
United Community Services
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Press Seiminar
Washington
Jdea
Shriver
Associated Press Managing Editors
Buffalo
Johnson
Ronald Reagan
California
White House
Reagans
New York
Bobby Kennedy
Boston
Reagan
High Point College
Sky Room
William B. Henderson
Charles E. Hayworth
Charles L. Kearns
Jack Burris
Wallace C. Raulston
Main Street Methodist Church
John C. Lam
Kontum
Barn Theater
Merchants Association
Leo Palmer
Chamber of Commerce
Calvin Rice
George Covington
High Point
Chamber
Tim
Associated Press
N.C
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Editorial on Poverty War and press role in coverage
A wartime editorial urges robust media coverage of the War on Poverty, praising OEO leadership and press seminars in Washington. It notes reporter exposure to policy details, discusses Camp Kilmer Job Corps scrutiny, Rutgers findings, and tensions over private contractors, while stressing antipoverty effort as nonpartisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OEO
Hubert H.humphrey
Shriver
Kilmer Center
Rutgers
New York
Harlem
Boston
De Gaulle And U S Ties: Pearson On France’s Leader
In Paris on the eve of French elections, Drew Pearson analyzes Charles de Gaulle as pro French rather than anti American. He notes de Gaulle’s prosperity policies, Algeria stance, nationalizations, farm subsidies, and friction with the United States over market access. De Gaulle’s memory of wartime events and cautious approach to American investment shape a durable but complex Franco American partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
France
de Gaulle
Washington
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
United States
de’ Gaulle
Labor Party
United
Cordell Hull
Eisenhower
Channel
Normandy
London
Omar Bradley
Laval
le Grand Charley
Roosevelt
Pierre Laval
Anthony Eden
Eden
FDR
American Medical Association
America
Farrell Soprano Delights Community Concert Audience
Eileen Farrell, leading Metropolitan Opera soprano, drew a full house at the Community Concert Association event last evening. She received honorary Tar Heel pins, joked about the term, and delivered multiple encores while her pianist George Trovillo accompanied. The program also noted Elks Lodge events, college campaign updates, and local civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fileen Farrell
Metropolispolitan Opera
Community Coucret Association
Harold S,moses
Gilbert Gray
Community Concert Association
George Trovillo
Eileen Farrell
Concert Association
High Point Enterprise Staff Credit Line
Published by The High Point Enterprise Inc with listed officers and staff roles including president secretary-treasurer editor managing editor advertising director business manager circulation manager and others. The OCR shows names such as D A Rawley Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood Holt McPherson and J Brown among positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Holt McPherson
OR Brown
Patterson
V. W. Idol
Jesse
Charles 5B
Loflin Eves
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Bob
James F. Kelleher
Camp Kilmer
Job Corps Center
Federal Electric Corp
International Telephone & Telegraph
Rutgers University
FEC
L’humanite
L'Humanite
Algeria
States
Big Charley
d’Orleans
Couve de Murville
de Gauille
Holt McPhersey
Elks
Lodge of Sorrow
Carey C. Tilley
Fleet Lews
Dixie L. Griffith
David L. Stanton
Aaron Roseman
James L. Gross
Branson C. Wall
C. A. York Sr
R. C. Soyars
Bruce Bray
Charles E. Sears
R. D. Tillson Associates
Davis
West Parkway
North Main
Hazel Bowen
Robert J. Hastings
Roy R. Grinker, Sr
Michael Reese Medical Center
Chicago
High Point Enterprise
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