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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1968

Page

4

Davidson County Faces Zoning Debate Over Industrial Encroachment

Residents of Rich Fork Acres in the Pilot Community fear loss of zoning protections as an asphalt plant is planned on a 9.2 acre site. They urge Davidson County to adopt county wide zoning and press High Point to extend its jurisdiction within one mile of the city limits.

Davidson County Rich Fork Acres Thomasville Lexington Northeas High Point Davidson County Board of Commissioners

Problem In One Word If the problems of the low income in minority groups

A speech reflects on jobs as the core issue for African Americans and credits David Rockefeller for urging business involvement. It contrasts discrimination with immigrant success stories and argues that black power slogans are not a path to improvement, but personal effort will drive progress.

David Rockefeller U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Edwin Gill Capus M. Waynick Tim Valentine Lana Dane Oe Bert Smith Robert Scott Melville Broughton Reginald Hawkins Council of State Pat Taylor Robert Morgan Wade Bruton Craig Phillips Raymond Stone Charles Carroll

Be Strong and Courageous Toward a Definite Ideal

A Sunday sermon urges choosing direction over speed and warns that haste harms lives and futures. Stories of Lincoln, dropouts, and two errand boys illustrate consequences of lack of direction. The message: set a clear goal, advance, and God will reward steady resolve toward a definite ideal.

Abe Tom Lincoln Indiana Lincoln North Carolina Savings and Loan Association John Moses

What Price Freedom by Capus Waynick

A 1968 column defending constitutional rights and cautious democracy amid war and unrest. The author argues for vigilance in defending liberty, warns against mob rule, and urges responsible action by all citizens including African Americans in shaping democratic fate.

Three Hopes children to live with Mebanes in High Point

Sam Hope and Nancy Hope evacuate to Saigon amid danger. Their three sons Burst David and Robbie will join Allen and Pat Mebane at 908 Forrest Hill Dr. in High Point to continue schooling at Northwood while Hope completes his tour and returns from Nashville.

Saigon Sam High Point Allen Mebanes Forrest Hill Dr Nancy Singapore Northwood School Burst David Robbie Allen Mebane Forest Hills Presbyterian Church Pat Mrs. Hope Penang Malaysia Mebanes Mebane Mebane Melange Forest Hills Church Sam Hope Fayetteville Nancy Hope Presbyterian Board of World Missions Nashville

Mao and Red Guards Spark Chinese Revolution Reverberations

Drew Pearson reports from Hong Kong on infiltration routes into South Vietnam and the aid network moving Chinese equipment and noncombatants into North Vietnam. The piece outlines Mao Zedong’s cult of personality, his aging health, Chiang Ching’s political power, and the Red Guards’ 1965 upheaval that purged ministers and provoked widespread provincial resistance across China.

Jack Anderson Hong Kong China South Vietnam North Vietnam Red Mao Confucius Chiang Ching Red Guard Red Guards Chee A Chiyaten Wee Annengtu Chungking Tientsin

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