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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1967
Page
4
Robert Louis Stevenson, noted English author, reflects on life and faith as a fortifying gospel. The remark frames faith as a practical guide amid hardship.
President Johnson proposes a federal open housing law to end discrimination in buying and renting homes. The reaction is strong among whites, while civil rights groups are largely noncommittal, reflecting frustration after years of legislation. The plan outlines a three step implementation over two years, targeting dwellings and rentals nationwide with a push to persuade Senate opposition led by Dirksen.
The speaker argues the material and spiritual must unite in man, citing Genesis 2 7 Dr Charles Mayo and Abe Mos as examples. He recalls Abraham Moses and David to illustrate religion guiding science law and comfort, affirming ten commandments timeless in faith and democracy.
A reverent meditation on religion as divine victory through Christ. Biblical passages and historical figures are cited to illustrate faith in action from the suffering Servant to Savonarola and Wesley, ending with personal devotion and ongoing belief that Christ is all.
The High Point Enterprise lists corporate and editorial leadership including D A Rawley as President M rs C H Lockwood as Vice President B Terry TR as Treasurer Joseph P Rawley as Secretary Holt McPherson as Editor Co W Patterson JR as Executive Editor Co Wee Tie Gilstars as Advertising Director JR B Loflin as Circulation Manager.
A citizen criticizes CIA financing of a national student group as a misuse of tax money and part of covert actions. He questions air cover for operations like the Bay of Pigs, urges open government, and hopes a current probe will fix CIA scope and direction.
The severe ice storm caused extensive tree damage and power outages. Duke crews from Mount Airy and nearby areas repaired lines after hours, with past storms causing longer outages. A truck driver credited a CAP member for saving lives amid traffic hazards from downed lines. Local officials and guests discussed governance and regional events, while community members mourned notable losses on Lindsay Street. The Red Shield Boys Club seeks an encyclopedia for its reading room.
A New York City based Citizens for Kennedy Fulbright urges Robert Kennedy to run for president in 1968 and to pressure Lyndon Johnson toward party reform. The memo notes RFK’s appeal to Roosevelt coalition and calls for support from readers and party leaders. In London, Wilson and Kosygin discussed peace terms with Johnson awaiting North Vietnam’s response.
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