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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1968
Page
4
A meditation cites Song of Solomon 8 6 about love as a seal on heart and arm comparing love to a fierce flame. It notes Only through love can one attain communion with God and attributes the remark to Dr Albert Schweitzer missionary and physician.
High Point opens a new Model Cities bid with early prep led by Mayor Robert Davis. The city aims to rehabilitate deteriorating downtown areas while leveraging federal and state partnership to improve neighborhood conditions.
Dr. James P. Lodge Jr of the National Center for Atmospheric Research warned at the American Meteorological Society convention in San Francisco that every American represents 195 energy slaves whose waste products pollute the environment. He argued energy production disrupts Earth's chemistry, urging reductions in burning finite resources like petroleum to avoid an atmosphere unfit for humanity.
The piece compares Khe Sanh to Dien Bien Phu with 5000 Marines facing 20000 to 40000 North Vietnamese. It recalls 1954 events, U S air effort, and Dulles Johnson Eisenhower comments, arguing lessons learned to avoid a repeat of Dien Bien Phu.
Drew Pearson reports on the Pueblo affair analyzing why U S forces were unable to respond due to Korea Vietnam arms demands and nuclear constraints. He cites confidential White House reports and notes Soviet naval activity near Haiphong while Britain reviews east of Suez withdrawals.
A Publishers Financial Bureau report outlines the spread of municipal income taxes from Philadelphia to major cities. It notes rates from 0.25 to 2.5 percent, with New York and Baltimore using graduated schedules, and forecasts that by 1975 over half of large-city residents may face local levies as city budgets expand.
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