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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1968
Page
4
The editorial argues the Vietnam War's reach now extends to American families as draft deferments end for students. About 150,000 to be drafted this year with 75,000 volunteers, raising questions of fairness and national priorities versus long term costs. France's stance is noted in contrast.
An editorial endorses Supreme Court scrutiny of New York and Dallas obscenity laws as a needed curb on censorship. It argues the public supports protecting youth, warns against unfettered limits on expression, and asserts Americans can balance freedom with lawful safeguards.
A coastal sermon extols George Washington as Cincinnatus of the West and Father of his Country. It recounts Valley Forge, Trenton, Yorktown, and allied aid from Europe, urging modern citizens to honor Washington’s ideals and resist present-day calls for handouts while praising national unity and the Constitution.
The document lists D. A. Rawley and C. H. Dav e Lockwood as president and vice president candidates with Rawley Jr. and P. Raegees Eeenee as additional references.
The Organization of American States chose Galo Plaza Lasso of Ecuador as secretary general for four years ending in 1952. Born in New York in 1906 and educated in the United States, Plaza is praised as an idealistic, capable leader to steer Western Hemisphere political order.
The Hubbards of Johnson Street are highlighted for eight siblings with varied careers from Navy urology to art and sales. Notables include Hampton Hubbard who operated on Vice President Humphrey at Bethesda and Carl Epting's remarkable medical recovery. The piece also notes local business plans and community tributes from EXCHANGEABLES Editor Billi Shaw.
Jack Anderson reports that U S Army officers warn North Korea is preparing to renew war. Kim Il Sung aims to unify Korea by force as South Korea fights in Vietnam, leaving Seoul with old M 1 rifles and 45,000 troops redeployed. North Korea builds underground bases, reserves, and a 1.3 million strong paramilitary with MiG 21s and SA missiles.
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