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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1968
Page
4
A reflective note cites Matthew 25 15 about talents and Horace urging to consider one s strength and limits. It invites readers to assess their own capacity and responsibilities.
The piece argues that major tragedies compel awareness of pedestrians right of way at crosswalks. It cites the death of Mrs. Arthur M. Terry in Centennial Street’s crosswalk and criticizes drivers for ignoring the law and signals. It urges stricter enforcement and public vigilance to prevent further fatalities.
Pollster Louis Harris finds only 41 percent of Americans credit Congress with doing a good job. The piece argues the tarnish is on the body, not individuals, citing cases of Dodd and Powell and urging ethics reforms in 1968 to restore public confidence.
Editorial notes British Prime Minister Wilson in Moscow for three days and then Washington for the same mission as an honest broker. It highlights Hanoi's cease-fire proposals and the need for a renewed push toward peace talks at the 1954 Indochina conference cochaired by Britain and Russia, questioning allied bargaining.
Drew Pearson surveys FBI influence on policy and probes into RFK and Baker cases. He notes Johnson and Hoover clashes, Clark clashing with Hoover over wiretaps, and Hoover lobbying against crime bills while warning of a growing police state. The piece frames the FBI as political actor and questions of executive control.
A political commentator hints that claiming to be Lincoln proves nothing about height and notes that widely held beliefs are often mistaken. The piece also critiques urban improvement and rural litter, suggesting business routes can outshine scenic byways.
A Kansan doctor Dr. H. R. Fields, a hospital staffer and active church member, reflects on Christianity’s role in medicine. He recalls shaping a Johnson Kansas church building, his faith as a tonic easing mental stress, guiding bedside compassion, patience, and companionship for patients and himself.
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