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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1968
Page
3
Editorial reflects on the Christmas message of peace and salvation through Christ. It contrasts worldly despair with the biblical promise of love and goodwill, citing Luke 2 14 Matthew 1 21 John 14 6 and 12 32 14 27 to assert that Christ brings peace when believed.
A reflection uses the Luke nativity tale to critique autocratic rule and state power. It contrasts Caesar Augustus’s polis with Christian liberty, urging resistance to tyranny and upholding faith as true salvation over servitude. The piece cites Bible verses and Pauline counsel on freedom in Christ.
Editorial notes Yugoslavia has progressed toward political liberties since Tito broke with Stalin with free presses and limited speech restrictions. It cites trials of Milovan Djilas and Mihajlo Mihajlov, mixed private enterprise with worker councils, rising living standards, and signs of prosperity. It warns the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia heightened Belgrade Moscow tensions, with Tito defending sovereignty and Yugoslavia aligning with Western security interests.
Drew Pearson salutes ordinary Americans and officials who advance public schools, charity work, and rehabilitation programs. He notes Agnes Meyer’s long push for better schools, Quaker relief aid, and the HEW rehabilitation successes that aid the disabled, with personal letters from a rehabilitated worker praising Vice President Humphrey.
A humorous city plan requires bus riders to carry exact fares as costs rise. Crime may not pay, with criminals seen fleeing in better cars than the average person can afford. A man at a neat desk posts a dining-room sign reading All credit cards accepted as a friendly gesture for relatives.
A historic Christmas message salutes Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders. It also honors Barbara Jane Mackle freed from captivity and extends festive wishes to readers nations leaders and diverse groups in a year-end greeting.
A reflective Christmas piece urging kind deeds and memory of nativity. It blends a personal holiday greeting with Henry Van Dyke's "One Solitary Life," urging readers to keep Christmas daily by serving others and embracing humility.
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