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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1966
Page
4
A daily meditation reflects on mercy as a model for behavior citing 1 Timothy 1 16 and Samuel Smiles on setting a lofty example as the richest bequest. The text emphasizes how living example teaches more than precept and guides belief and character.
Laurie Pritchett, longtime law enforcement officer and former Albany chief during the 1961 62 civil rights protests, is appointed High Point police chief after civil service exams and interviews. City officials express confidence in his leadership and expect public unease to fade as he guides reforms.
A naturalized youth thanks God for freedom after fleeing dictatorship and seeking education in America. The sermon urges pride in rights, duty to obey laws, and a patriotic view of America as a land of opportunity worthy of trust and effort. It cites figures like Emma Lazarus and Lincoln to celebrate liberty and inclusion.
A strong editorial calls for renewed devotion to the flag and country, criticizing dissidents who disrespect the Stars and Stripes. It urges Americans to display pride, defend freedom, and reject calls for pacifism or antiwar protest, quoting a Babson source.
The article notes that 83 percent of directors at 52 large American firms are college graduates and 36 percent are Harvard Yale or Princeton alumni. It argues that the path to business leadership now favors degrees and warns ambitious youths not to drop out before earning at least a couple.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey steered a Philadelphia audience through a reminiscence of 1940 while stressing the party’s push for human rights. He recalled Southern delegates walking out and the crowd’s unexpected applause as a signal for continued civil rights backing.
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