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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1968
Page
4
A daily meditation notes that God has made us the taunt of neighbors yet shifts focus from scorn to the value of love and appreciation as urged by John Ruskin. It emphasizes choosing positive regard over disparagement.
Mayor Robert Davis announces work has begun on a new Model Cities application to win federal designation. The effort follows High Point's failed initial grant, with HUD officials showing interest and a second chance to improve housing and living standards beyond Urban Renewal.
The piece surveys European discontent with Americans and outlines U.S. fiscal restraint by President Johnson to restore dollar confidence. Analyst Joseph R. Coyne notes affluence fuels a dollar drain needing surgical cuts. It warns on internal risks to constitutional government from currency weakness and state power.
Editorial notes Brezhnev’s upcoming Cairo trip to mark the Aswan Dam anniversary and assess the deepening Soviet role in Egypt. It contrasts with Israel's Jan 7 Texas visit by Eshkol and outlines Egypt’s growing debt, oil losses, and reliance on Soviet aid while warning of long term economic strain.
Drew Pearson reports a covert Israeli Arab crisis link, claiming Nasser received contradictory Soviet cues via both the KGB and the Soviet Foreign Office. The tale outlines how Moscow privately urged restraint yet backed Arab aims, guiding Egypt toward closing the Tiran Strait and brinkmanship before Israel attacked. The piece notes turmoil in Egypts leadership, fallout for Amer and Badran, and a KGB shakeup paralleling CIA reforms after Bay of Pigs.
Senator Soaper comments on national happiness tied to staying home more and cites transportation as making the idea more attractive. He notes junk mail and the burden of correcting errors, advising openness to edits and patience for praise.
Earl N. Phillips funds a professorship to boost business education at High Point College. A Hayworth family chapel project advances the religion and philosophy department, with the Hayworth Endowment supporting site planning. HUD grants 470000 aid a new dorm for 138 students, financed as a self liquidating loan repaid over 20 years. Bowman Blue and Fulp expand to 4000 square feet and move into a new building designed by William Sloan. K W Cafeteria shifts to 1040 East Lexington Ave while Long-range Westchester Plaza plans unfold. Alderman's HF TV grooms TV spot photography for furniture firms with 94 ads so far and 700 to 1000 dealers targeted by 1968. Thomasville and Broyhill TV sponsorships join the trend.
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