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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1965
Page
4
An editorial contrasts Viet Cong resolve with American soldier training and ideals. It questions whether the United States has preserved its revolutionary zeal and commitment to freedom while waging war in Viet Nam and wonders if national character and values will endure under modern warfare pressures.
A caller complains about peach shortages and suggests a price acre program to aid Sandhills growers. He says local stores show peaches scarce and selling at two pounds for 29 cents. He argues shippers should prioritize peaches to help growers and reduce prices for customers.
A Srinagar feature extols houseboat living on Dal Lake as a cheaper luxury versus land-based stays. It highlights Shah Tush wool cloths, eager local vendors, and a central kitchen serving five boats owned by Mr. Siah. The writer notes two-day road travel from New Delhi and two-hour air service as best access.
Wilmington native Robert Ruyark, journalist author and hunter, died at age 49. His career spanned UNC years during Prohibition, WW II naval service, and later a $50 000 a year Scripps-Howard columnist role and best selling novelist. He penned Old Man and the Boy stories and embraced outdoor life. He often said he chased and enjoyed everything he pursued.
The piece discusses wartime conduct and the Geneva Convention of 1929 as U S policy. It notes nations that signed or did not sign the treaty and cites historic wartime abuses like Nazi POW mistreatment and atrocity reporting’s tendency to fade after hostilities end.
Cannel At Bay argues that poverty is a subjective and complex concept. The piece questions whether a television or color telephone defines poverty and critiques middle class obligations to sustain national ideals regardless of cost.
The piece railing at the burden on the Middle Class calls for self reliance and sacrifice. It argues citizens must save, insure, upgrade homes and cars, and pay duties to all social groups while demanding government action as a "War on the Middle Class" if ignored.
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