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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1968
Page
3
A fragmentary line reflects a speaker’s emphasis on listening as a path to learning, attributed to Ernest Hemingway. The remark highlights the value of attentive listening in gaining understanding.
The FBI reports a nineteen percent rise in crime in the first nine months of this year over 1967, but the finding drew little notice amid campaign pressures. President-elect Nixon reappointed J Edgar Hoover as FBI director, while Walter Washington remains mayor of the capital. The NAACP presses for harsher penalties on crime, challenging Republicans to adopt a tougher anti crime stance.
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale shared ten rules for a lasting marriage to Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower. The guidance covers emotional maturity, mutual responsibility, calm discussion, teamwork, mutual support, respect, courtesy, prayer, and staying united through daily decisions.
Editorial notes Fidel Castro's ten years in power as Cuba pursues social reforms, sugar goals, and education expansion while facing U.S. pressure and Cold War tensions. It cites labor aims, economic shifts, and international commentary on Cuba's trajectory and policy.
The column scrutinizes Governor Walter Hickel and his handling of an Eskimo fishing cooperative at Kuskokwim. It alleges state officials used force to block a Japanese buyer, cites State Department disputes, and links Hickel to aiding Seattle middlemen, amid federal funds aiding native fishermen.
Local leaders Holt McPherees and community figures celebrate Carson Stout Homes and Astor Dowdy housing for seniors as a model of low cost living aided by government. The piece lauds civic effort, urging broader action to improve conditions and housing in the city.
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