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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1970
Page
4
Editorial salutes the Winter Furniture Market opening in High Point from Monday to Thursday, praising the city as the heart of the world’s most important furniture market and noting the industry’s dynamic growth and future changes. The piece emphasizes High Point’s historic role and the expanding Southern Market.
New High Point Chamber of Commerce president Howard Pancoast urges city leaders to move beyond standpatters and youth advocates in a bid to spur growth. He emphasizes housing at reasonable cost, public safety, and ecumenical efforts to improve the community’s moral climate while avoiding new housing programs.
A preacher condemns the phrase I couldn't care less as moral suicide and indifference to evil. He cites Pilate washing hands, urges civic duty like voting, criticizes modern churches for complacency, and recalls early Christians who faced persecution with courage and witness.
The article reports Senator J W Fulbright calling Vice President Spiro Agnew a smart aleck and questions whether Agnew speaks under Nixon directions. It notes Fulbright's Arkansas background and his view of Agnew’s remarks as potentially controlled by the President in the Orient.
A reader questions Vice President Agnew's bold stance on foreign policy and his criticism of the media. The piece weighs Agnew’s authority versus Dulles and whether revoking licenses could curb media influence while noting Fulbright’s sharp remarks and the tone of public discourse.
A Los Angeles feature notes the city’s rapid growth from those curious about the FBI Story filming to a vast urban renewal. It highlights downtown redevelopment, new projects worth hundreds of millions, and the looming traffic challenge. It also mentions Nixon’s California residence, Hollywood Hills housing, and a controversial dancer turned aspiring anthropologist facing career opportunities.
The article reports a $182000 federal grant approved by Maurice Stans and John Volpe for a road to the Christ of the Ozarks statue near Eureka Springs Arkansas. It notes Gov Winthrop Rockefeller supported the grant despite links to Gerald L K Smith and his Christian National Crusade and cites controversy over the statue and its funding.
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