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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1968
Page
4
A compact collection of two maxims. The first cites Romans 13 10 on love fulfilling the law. The second attributes Edison the belief that all inventions arise from deliberate effort rather than accident.
The piece critiques the clash between pro trade ideals and import quotas amid inflation. It argues American business seeks global peace through commerce yet domestic prices and wages hinder competitiveness. It questions tax surcharges and urges letting other nations raise living standards to reduce protective barriers.
Dr. Guy B Phillips 77, famed as Mr Public Education in North Carolina, shaped schools from Raleigh to Greensboro and Salisbury. He coached and taught at multiple high schools, led city and county systems, and taught at UNC Chapel Hill until 1961. His grassroots effort and blueprint helped drive postwar education funding and reform.
The House of Delegates will consider the Reardon Report from the advisory committee on Fair Trial and Free Press. It urges withholding prejudicial information from arrest to acquittal and limiting comments on pending cases.
Sargent Shriver, organizer of the Peace Corps and head of the antipoverty Office of Economic Opportunity, will shortly bow out as its administrator. Loyalty to LBJ and Kennedy family tensions mark his tenure as the urban coalition and poverty programs face controversy and funding fights.
A reflective excerpt praising the study of words and the gospel as good news. It highlights the meaning of gospel letters Go S and the mission to proclaim the Lord. The piece ends with praise for preachers and the living Lord, credited to Lena Hammer Thacker.
David A. Dowdy Jr donated a bronze bust of a local figure unveiled at the Alumni Homecoming in Harrison Hall and planned for Memorial Auditorium foyer. Jack Flynn and wife purchased the Frank Hunsucker home in Emerywood, with an adjoining lot still for sale. Hatteras boats attract buyers at the New York Boat Show with high priced models drawing attention. Mrs. Sara Phillips reports the show’s record crowds and overall value of boats. J A Gawthrops celebrate 69th wedding anniversary in mid January. Gilbert H. Weant plans a $100000 Camp Mount Shepherd fundraising drive for lodge and facilities. Rotarian-led Israel study exchange set for March with six Israelis visiting Greensboro, then Thomasville, and housing and transport arranged by local organizers.
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