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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1965
Page
4
A daily meditation quotes Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski asserting Christians are led by the Spirit of God and will serve only their God. The sermon frames resistance to Communist adversaries and upholds noble spiritual allegiance.
The article discusses the balance of payments problem facing the United States as it spends more abroad than it earns. It notes Charles de Gaulle’s push for a gold standard and a stronger IMF, and analyzes potential impacts on the dollar’s role in world trade. De Gaulle’s stance provokes cautious reactions in London and Washington as the dollar remains central to global commerce.
A Wall Street analysis of President Johnson s Great Society suggests benefits across the economy including higher employment spending and personal income. It warns that taxpayer funds channeled through Washington could erode American character and self reliance by promoting dependency and costly bureaucracy.
General Capus Waynick weighs the Vietnam stalemate as major powers refrain from intervention. President Johnson asserts resolve to defend liberty and peace, promising reaction to Communist aggression while seeking a path to victory with South Vietnamese support.
A jumble of reader quips discusses romance fading in marriage and odd social observations. The notes mention a Georgia townsfolk joke about conscience and happiness, along with a sponsor’s TV program idea that would give viewers a headache before a break.
Independent newspaper staff and management details list Holt McPherson Joe Brown W. Pa as editors and publishers. It shows the High Point North Carolina office address at 305 North Main Street and roles including circulation manager and advertising director.
CAPUS WAYNICK argues South Vietnam’s status affects U S world role. He warns internal Communist influence, fear of escalation with Russia and China, and the need to support allies while considering long term policy amid NATO and regional security concerns. He questions future withdrawal and global stability.
A Sunday sermon explores how practical minds demand proof yet faith persists beyond sight. It contrasts Thomas with critics who dissect scripture and cites Hamlet and Helen Keller to argue there is an unseen God guiding life beyond material understanding.
A church bulletin reflects a satirical prayer about preferring comfort and lack of effort in church duties. The item contrasts pious intent with self centered wishes and jokes about tithes and repentance. The column also notes Dr. Mohamed Kamel Houssein predicting peace, then covers High Point Industrial Management Club with Gerald R. Ford as speaker and a piano performance by Daniel Ericourt at UNC Greensboro.
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