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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1970
Page
4
A Montana professor and father of seven voices frustration with student protesters Hippies and yippies. He argues aging generations must reassert authority at home and on campus and favors expulsion for disruptive students while praising past social gains and responsibility.
A reader warns the Nixon Postal Reorganization Plan allows forced unionism, potentially controlling 750000 postal workers and setting a precedent for 120000000 public employees. Union bosses could call government strikes, risking security and economy while unions gain dues and political sway. A second letter from William T. Joies, PhD, of the Parapsychology Laboratory invites case reports on poltergeists and related phenomena.
A mother faces anger and guilt after scolding her daughter for losing a scarf. She prays for patience and Christ’s guidance, realizing childlike trust contrasts with adult harshness. The reflection calls for forgiveness and a renewed bond between mother and child.
An uplifting note from Mrs. J. O. Meadows urges sharing encouragement, kindness, prayers, and grace. It frames gratitude as a call to inspire others and live a faith-filled life while urging believers to pass on blessings.
A reader, June Blomer, requests publication of a poem sent from her fiancé stationed in Viet Nam for readers to enjoy.
A speaker vents at antiwar activists about Vietnam War duty. He describes hardship physically and emotionally as soldiers endure mud, blood, and death while draft card protests and White House opposition sway public opinion. He appeals to readers by naming the soldiers, their families, and the cost of freedom.
A tender poem expresses a cautious, affectionate speaker admiring a young man. The speaker notes his calm, curious gaze and independent mind, pledging support if ever needed while cherishing his shy, hopeful nature. The vision features him dreaming yet grounded, ready for guidance but eager to learn.
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