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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1970
Page
4
A concise meditation contrasts freedom with duty using biblical and historical voices. It cites 1 Corinthians 9 19 and quotes John Foster Dulles former U S secretary of state to emphasize that true freedom requires social responsibility and willing self sacrifice.
The article notes that corporate giving to education rose in 1968 to a record 340 million dollars, with 795 corporations reporting 135,795,412 dollars to higher education. It cites ongoing national and North Carolina support, stressing business commitment to educated, trained workers for the future.
Judge Walter E. Crissman announces candidacy to succeed himself as Senior Resident Superior Court Judge of the Eighteenth Judicial District after 15 years on the bench. The candidate cites a long record of conscientious and fair rulings and seeks another term deemed deserved by electorate and higher court support.
The House Judiciary Committee prepares to begin hearings on the Nixon administration anti crime bill amid warnings of unconstitutionality. Critics say the measure could erode Fifth Amendment protections and expand wiretapping and preventive detention while supporters call it essential to fight organized crime.
The ICC attacks Transportation Department proposals to create Railpax a $100 million nationwide passenger service citing confusion unfairness and possible unconstitutionality. It warns the plan could eliminate most profitable lines within five years keep fares high and fail due to weak funding and misplaced profit focus. Senator Hartke backs a federal subsidy proposal while Dan Button is expelled from Capitol Hill Club over a $500 unpaid bill.
The piece jokes that President Pompidou will not receive a formal New York welcome as ticker tape fatigue grows. It notes Americans seek sliming methods, and jokes about sweepstakes prizes and retirement plans while Congressman Sludgepump highlights his seniority beside influential figures.
The Times Enterprise in Thomasville laments inevitable printing mistakes and cites a recent book typo as humorous proof. The piece notes editors acknowledge errors amid a wider discussion of environmental issues, safety statistics, and local business notes including a High Point directory release and regional outreach.
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