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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
2
A reflection blends Philippians guidance on pressing toward the goal with Cecil B DeMille’s advice on steady aim. It stresses consistent purpose over fitful effort and frames living as a disciplined pursuit of a set objective.
Guilford County Chairman Gaston Faison urged High Point voters to back local candidates to gain representation on the County Board. He warned against relying on rural or Greensboro precincts and noted single shooting as a tactic, urging broader countywide support to secure seats.
The article cites National Review and Journal of the American Medical Association discussions from early June, noting that medical data on marijuana effects are inconclusive. It summarizes professional concerns about psychiatric and neurological symptoms, diminished self awareness, slowed thinking, and impaired attention among users.
Editorial reviews the 1975 International Women's Year, noting UN planning, regional meetings, and a World Plan of Action. It contrasts Western feminism with Third World concerns, warns of funding shortfalls, and highlights debates over economic development and female status.
A four year old incident described as an illegal FBI break-in near Washington is confirmed by official sources. The operation aimed to trap a known bigot amid bombing threats to synagogues and death threats to Jewish leaders.
The author argues that military force to solve troubles often blocks political solutions, citing Indochina and Cyprus as examples. He urges rapid judgments on when force is appropriate, notes British failures in Cyprus, and critiques liberal postures on Portugal while urging democratic support for Portuguese Socialists.
The column pokes fun at Washington gridlock over a hypothetical national massage parlors policy. It imagines President and Congress clashing on taxes, regulations, and a no fault massage agency while both sides blame each other, ending with a tautology about shared responsibility.
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