Daily Meditation on Faith and Experience of God
The excerpt contrasts Psalmist and Carl Jung. It notes a belief that God is the strength of the heart and its portion forever and cites Jung’s conviction of an undeniable experience of something greater than oneself named God.
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Inaugural Portends Feats Of Balancing
The oath of Lyndon B. Johnson marks a sober inauguration as he becomes a candidate for re election. The piece argues Johnson must use his power to keep the nation balanced at home and abroad, and that his eight year tenure will test his leadership amid a world-wide push to disrupt stability.
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High Point College plans growth under special session
Vernon Trustees discuss long range plans to boost revenue and fund about 300000 dollars yearly for expansion to keep High Point College competitive. North Carolina National Bank reports a record year with deposits 673112015 and loans 378304080, while NCNB eyes adding Bank of Tryon to its network.
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Churchill Tenacity Amid Battle To Enduring Legend
Churchill fights a final great battle as doctors report he remains strong though weakened. Historians and peers rate him as the century’s greatest man for rallying freedom against fascism and shaping postwar Western ideals.
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Editorial Research Wilson To Germany
Editorial analysis views Harold Wilson as a pragmatic operator rather than an ideologue. It notes Wilson’s flexible approach to Europe and defense, including talks with Erhard and Johnson, and his stance on an Atlantic nuclear force under a single authority. It discusses NATO, German politics, and the balance between European unity and nuclear policy.
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Industry wide bargaining faces push for reform in Congress
Lawmakers debate a shift away from industry wide bargaining toward area or regional deals. The push arises as unions and employers seek local relevance amid calls to curb nationwide stoppages in trucking rail shipping aviation steel and auto sectors.
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Ex-High Pointer Seeks News From Homeletters
A reader asks The Enterprise to publish a note about Faul Marsteller a former High Point College student serving with a Military Police company in Saigon Viet Nam. The writer requests copies and letters to boost Morrell during his tour and provides his APO address for mail.
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Residents Call City to Clear Icy Roads Near Schools
A reader letter praises High Point city crews for snow cleanup but urges immediate work on ice covered streets near Oak View School. The writer recalls driving a child home after buses slid on Old Winston Road and fears for student safety amid dangerous road conditions.
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