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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1968
Page
3
A reflective note presents tears as a telescope to heaven, exploring how American clergyman Ward Beecher was perceived by Heary. The brief observes emotion shaping memory and spiritual ascent, noting Beecher's prominence in religious discourse.
Four bids raise the offer for the old Elwood Hotel site in the central business district. A. Pat Brown raised his bid to 195,715.95 with prospective tenants, while Ray McMahon’s bid promises restoration of banking and cafe use with upper floor offices. City Council seeks merchandising and a department store use to trigger action and revitalize downtown.
Editorial discusses how private colleges face a funding squeeze from rising costs and limited state aid. It argues for unrestricted federal grants to higher education to preserve diversity, noting private institutions rely on tuition, endowments, and gifts while inflation erodes endowment income. It cites presidents’ fears about affordability and questions private independence if federal support remains essential.
The High Point Enterprise details its weekly and Sunday publication schedule with pricing for 1 year 6 months 3 months and mentions Associated Press use of news. It notes enter preliminary mail registration and certification of AP content for republication.
In Washington Premier Amir Abbas Hoveyda of Iran, a key moderate Arab ally, meets President Johnson with Shah Reza Pahlavi to build a regional coalition for peace around King Hussein of Jordan. The piece outlines risks from Egypt Israel and rising Soviet influence, and notes Iran’s reform efforts and cooperation with Israel.
The restless sea glistens as breakers race under a bold sky. The sunrise brings color and meaning, awakening weary hearts. It speaks of new life and the wonders God creates shared with us, offering hope beyond human sight.
Davidson County trims ambulance budget from 100000 to about 50000 while maintaining service with 16 trained workers based in Thomasville and Lexington. Officials say annual savings of around 15000 versus private firms, and praise the dedication of staff as a model for nearby counties.
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