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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1966
Page
4
A brief meditation cites I Corinthians 10 12 urging vigilance against pride and fall. It quotes Sir Winston Churchill warning against fleeing danger and asserts prompt, fearless action to halve danger.
A reflective piece urges looking beyond personal resolutions to the broader purpose of existence. It emphasizes shaping the future with a positive commitment, guiding relations from family to local and national duties, as a new year begins. The central question becomes what we will bring to 1967 rather than what it may bring.
The Enterprise outlines plans to honor a Civic Leader of the Year in High Point for the past year. It notes an Arts Council Sears show in May, travels of Al and Livia Van den Dries, YMCA membership drive plans, and community fundraising efforts for branch facilities.
The piece mocks Chinese accusations that the United States uses Hong Kong as an auxiliary base. It argues Beijing relies on Hong Kong and Macao for hard money to fund arms and thermonuclear programs, calling Peking propaganda transparent and foolish.
Editorial notes that most states convene with calls for constitutional reforms and tax policy changes. The League of Women Voters urges citizens to inform themselves and push on key issues while several national groups fund reform efforts. Tax growth and surpluses shape budget pressures as lawmakers face spending versus tax relief decisions.
A House watchdog subcommittee returned from Europe and the Middle East amid accusations of misusing counterpart funds. Members carried their wives, enjoyed lavish entertainments by trade groups, and used U S currencies abroad to fund meals and tours, prompting a row over expense practices.
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