Ann Landers Visits Westmoreland in Vietnam
Ann Landers meets General William C. Westmoreland for about an hour and twenty minutes in Saigon, then sees Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker. She notes the general’s dedication to his mission and plans to visit Wesley Hospital for her newborn grandchild before continuing travel.
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Ann Landers
Gen. Westmoreland
Vietnam
John Donnelly
Saigon
Chicago
William C. Westmoreland
General Westmoreland
Ann
Westy
Miss Landers
Houses of Congress
Hollywood
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Wesley Hospital
A Father's Prayer To The Editor
Jim Chaney of Carolina Farmer writes a Father Day reflection urging patience for fathers raising children. He asks for restraint understanding humor and humility to guide sons and daughters in their values and faith.
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Jim Chaney
Carolina Farmer
Safety hints to protect aging and disabled for home life
The North Carolina Society for Crippled Children and Adults urges 80 precautions from its Safety Checklist for the Aging and the Handicapped. President L. H. Mount says to adapt homes, make elders feel valued, ensure medical visits, support hobbies, and reduce household hazards to prevent many deaths. Free copies available from the society in Chapel Hill.
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Igtatibas
North Carolina Society For Crippled Children
L. H. Mount
United States
North Carolina Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
P. O. Box
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Herbert L. Hawley
Exec
Dir
N. C
Welcome Appraisal From Able Newsman
A New York City editor who spent five months at The Enterprise commends the paper for community dedication and professional objectivity. He notes international editorial reach, discourages parochialism, and expresses gratitude for the association and potential future collaborations.
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New York City
Perryman
Department of News Service
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
Enterprise
Unc-Ch
Hospital Plan Gains Approval
A reader praises the emergency room overhaul at High Point Memorial Hospital after an auto accident head wound. Immediate, calm care and fair pricing of 12 dollars for cleaning suturing and a tetanus shot are noted. The receptionist’s quip about bringing flowers signals patient satisfaction.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
There's a Reason There's a Reason for the Rain
Poem lines express a belief in a divine reason for sun and rain guiding nature and life. The speaker contemplates seasons, growth, and the balance of sadness and joy as part of a larger plan. The verse references sunshine, rain, crops, and human emotions to imply purposeful design.
Civil Defense Director Reflects on Progress and Next Steps
The Civil Defense Director thanks volunteers press and media, churches, fire and police departments, public works and civic groups for sustaining a community survival program. He notes needs for more shelter space, trained personnel, and broader government involvement to ensure disaster preparedness at local, state, and national levels.
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Radio & TV
Womens C. D. Council
Police
Public Works
High Point
Civil Defense
All American Dad tribute and memorial text
A tribute prose piece honors an all American dad and a grieving spouse. The heartfelt verses praise kindness, strength, and the value of a father’s steadiness during war and peace. It closes with a remembrance for Mrs. Catherine Cameron (George R.) Ridge.
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Catherine Cameron
George R.) Ridge
Power Politics And Appeasement To The Editor
The piece argues that despite Johnson seeking a Soviet American ABM agreement, Russia leads in ICBM deployment and ABM activity. It criticizes U.S. delay on an ABM, notes Nike-X as costly yet lifesaving, and warns of cynicism in Cold War diplomacy and the dangers of appeasement.
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Johnson
Russia
U. S
Europe
America
SAMOS
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Fense
McNamara
Kremlin
Daily Smith
Mrs Wininger Helped Retarded Children and Community Leader
Taylor R. Kennerly writes about the death of Miriam Wininger of 623 Rock Spring Road. A pioneer in aiding the mentally disabled since 1950, she helped families in High Point and received a 1962 plaque from the North Carolina Association for Retarded Children for local efforts. The obituary honors her dedication and impact.
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Henry
Miriam) Wininger
Rock Spring Road
Miriam
North Carolina Association For Retarded
High Point
Miriam Wininger
Taylor R. Kennerly
Mistletoe Drive
Greensboro
N. C
Veteran Of Civil Defense Questions
Letter from J. Donovan questions Mrs. Alfred Porter as new Civil Defense director citing lack of experience and suggesting other local veterans be considered. He asks for clear plans and involvement from Mrs. Porter.
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Civil Defense
Alfred Porter
C. D
Hospital All of High Point Committee Raises Over Million
The Hospital All of High Point committee has volunteered to raise well over one million dollars for new hospital facilities. We commend the civic minded group for this noble task and offer our best wishes for success.
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High Point
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Clark
Philippines
Able Newsman
Leonard M. Perryman
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