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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1968
Page
3
The article laments rising conflict in the Holy Land reducing Christmas pilgrimages to Jerusalem and surrounding sites. It notes Hashemite Jordan’s role, historic shrines, and the hope for peace amid tensions as religious interest grows elsewhere. It calls for a better path to world peace.
James F. Oates Jr. of Equitable Life asserts cities are people not just buildings. He argues meaningful social roles and private sector job growth must accompany physical changes, warning government employment schemes harm self reliance.
Editorial Research Instant New City Families begin moving into Co op City in the Bronx on December 10. The 292.8 million middle income complex will house about 50 000 on 300 acres, rising 24 to 33 story towers with 238 town houses. The project uses a 261 million 41 year state mortgage under Mitchell Lama rules. Critics note tension between affordable housing goals and urban vitality.
Fragmented OCR text outlines staff roles for High Point Enterprise Pup, listing positions such as president vice president treasurer and editor with scattered names and addresses. The readable elements include High Point North Main address and multiple personal names, but key details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Secretary Udall directs the Bureau of Mines to crack down on safety violations and close mines failing federal standards. He will push tougher legislation to prevent disasters like the Mannington West Virginia explosion where 78 men died, and seeks uniform safety for gas mines as well. The move follows criticism that inspectors have not adequately protected miners amid high U.S. fatalities.
The article argues High Point must fully implement its Urban Renewal plan to avoid decay. It cites Henry E. Price's recovery visits to Cleveland and Detroit, praises the Magic Block Redevelopment, and warns against piecemeal fixes. It urges sustained maintenance, stronger code enforcement, and broad citywide effort for schools, recreation, streets, and lights.
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