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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1966
Page
4
In this column Capus Waynick critiques regionalism by mocking Southern prejudice and media stereotypes. He notes anti Southern assumes, cites examples from entertainment and journalism, and questions the bias against Southern culture while referencing a regionalism note on page 9-A.
Five airlines face a 23 day strike by 35 000 machinists as they vote on a tentative settlement. The dispute halted flights and costs the economy millions while wage demands rise up to 53 cents an hour for top mechanics. The outcome hinges on machinists approving the deal amid inflation and productivity concerns.
A sermon extols praise as a cure for worry and discouragement. It cites Washington in the Revolutionary War and numerous biblical examples, urging daily compliments and thanks to uplift others and oneself. The talk highlights Psalms urging all breath to praise the Lord.
The writer prepares for a trip to Copenhagen and London for the 1966 World Methodist Council. He notes Danish tourism growth, a charter flight by the American Scandinavian Foundation, and meetings with friends. He describes travel by SAS and visits to Tivoli and Hillevoid showroom, with Wesley Memorial church delegates attending.
President Johnson weighs ending tax exemption and 2 percent interest for Rural Electrification Administration co-ops to save money. The move risks harm to Clyde Ellis, longtime REA ally, and faces opposition from lawmakers wary of dismantling a New Deal program. The piece also notes Indianapolis protests during a Johnson visit, a potential Senate leadership shift with Margaret Chase Smith as a candidate, and other D C mentions.
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