Christmas World’s Greatest Need: Good Will for All
Loyal Phillips reflects on the 1964 Christmas message of good will. The piece links Bethlehem’s story to modern peace, urging nations and individuals to practice love, mercy, and neighborly conduct over conflict and prejudice. It ties the birth of Jesus to universal gifts of peace and mutual respect.
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Loyal Phillips
Ocala
Fla
Star-Banner
Phillips
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Bethlehem
Palestine
Jesus
Herod
Earth
Christmas Peace Amid World Tensions and American Cheer
The piece reflects on the Christmas message of peace during dark times under Roman and modern totalitarian pressures. It notes American roles in supporting freedom against communism and highlights a Bethlehem pilgrimage by three local clergy amid Israeli Jordanian conflict. It closes with broad greetings to diverse groups and a wish for a holy season and new year.
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Congo
Viet Nam
Ralph Taylor
Robert M. Hardee
Worth Sweet
Shepherd’s Field
Bethlehem
No Man’s Land
Israel
Jordan
Church of the Nativity
Kremlin
U.N
Panamanian Canal
Redevelopment Commission
City Council
Jack Burris
House of Prayer
Merrie
Birthday of J Edgar Hoover as FBI chief marked at 70
Editorial notes the 70th birthday of J Edgar Hoover director of the FBI. It covers his long tenure since 1924, Johnson's refusals to retire him, calls for tenure limits, and Hoover's influence, popularity with lawmakers, and critics. It mentions his agency budget, leadership of about 6200 agents, and his stance against retirement.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Long Sone
Collidge
Hoover
Justice
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FBI
Everett Dirksen
R-Ill
Congress
Christmas Giving and Bethlehem Poem Letters to the Editor
A Christmas narrative invites charitable giving to the poor and needy, urging acts of kindness and gospel spreads. The second piece retells the Mary and Bethlehem journey with a devotional tone, followed by a column on retardation need early action and better prevention in education.
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High Point Enterprise Staff and Publication Details
The High Point Enterprise is an independent newspaper based at 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with editors MecPHERSON Holt and JOE BROWN, and managing editor C. W. Patterson Jr. The paper notes billing terms subscription rates and distribution policies for home delivery and advertising.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
Holt Mecpherson
Joe Brown
Meneging
C. W Patterson, JR
W. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Focal
AP News
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High Point
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Theigh Point Enterprise, Inc
Birth of Jesus and Return from Egypt Narrative
Wise men arrive seeking the newborn king in Bethlehem and worship the child. Herod orders the massacre of boys two years old and under, fulfilled by prophecy. An angel warns Joseph, and the holy family flees to Egypt, later returning to Nazareth after Herod’s death.
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