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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1968
Page
4
The piece argues George Washington would warn against entangling alliances and large debts while urging constitutional checks and moral leadership. It contends his advice remains relevant for media, public opinion, and a strong yet prudent republic.
A report notes a surge in bank robberies with 15,400 dollars stolen from the Archdale bank. North Carolina eyes a rising trend as federal data show more bank crime nationwide amid changed community responses and improved security.
Editorial outlines a five year push for a world Communist summit with uneven participation. It cites Romania inviting late, Yugoslavia’s absence, Japan’s rejection, and China influence shaping Asian parties. It notes split from Moscow’s 30 year rule and Yugoslavia’s past defiance, with implications for global Communist movement.
The text discusses the 1956 dissolution of Cominform, pins shifts on Moscow led by Anatole Shub and Palmiro Togliatti, and plans for a Budapest conference. It mentions opposition from Yugoslavia and others, Pravda’s call for cohesion, and anticipated disputes between East Germany, Poland, and West Germany over borders and sovereignty.
Drew Pearson’s field report from Observation Post Dort along the DMZ describes North Korean patrols, 38th parallel night cold, and guard duty. Capt Fred Hoxie Jr. and GIs brace for sudden bombardment while waiting on night patrols, flares, and the risk of demarcation violations.
A new Wesley Memorial Church building opens with a Historial Room to showcase relics from its long history. The committee led by Mrs. Everett Marsh and Mrs. Elizabeth H. Covington invites local help to locate items including a possible John Wesley letter, a silver communion set, and other memorabilia.
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