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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1968
Page
4
A daily meditation cites Matthew 6 2 warning against almsgiving for public praise while contrasting a remark by George Eliot about true wealth in giving. The passage prompts humble charity and moral reflection.
City faces a decision on locating a new post office in the Central Business District to combat blight and meet nationwide urban renewal trends. Stakeholders urge unified council action, noting fair land compensation and court recourse for objections.
Editorial notes Chancellor Kiesinger meets President de Gaulle in Paris for two days under the 1963 Franco German treaty. The visit heightens tempers with references to Adenauer and Brandt while Europe debates future cooperation and possible British market ties. Warnings from Karl Jaspers compare Bonn to Weimar amid rising restlessness in West Germany.
In a closed House meeting Secretary of State Rusk dodged specifics on North Korea and the Pueblo affair while fielding questions on U S South Korea relations. Rep Stratton pressed Rusk who called South Korea Ireland of the Far East as McCarthy sought interpretation.
The piece reflects on Valentine’s Day history from legends and poetry to modern observances while noting Rudolph Frazier’s return to health as an amputee. It reports High Point Memorial Hospital’s new cardiac and intensive care segment with private rooms and per day rates, plus Sears’ post anniversary cake for city schools and store manager Dick Edmundson’s community impact.
Senator Thomas Kuchel warns that a three or four way split in electoral votes could push the 1968 presidential race to the House for決ection after the fall election. He argues such a result would threaten presidential duties and unity, comparing it to dictatorship and urging rejection of splinter parties from both sides.
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