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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1965
Page
4
A compact reflection attributed to Saint guidance urging individuals to become their true selves. It emphasizes authentic living and fixed personal integrity. The nugget hinges on self-consistency and moral focus in daily conduct.
Dr. A. E. Ellis of Houston asserts the church should lead society with Christian love rather than remain a passive refuge. He resigns as pastor saying churches must communicate beyond tradition and avoid profit driven structures. The church should be on the battle front guiding social conduct and health of the community.
An editorial argues the Wayne County Board of Welfare overstepped by barring aid to households with televisions or telephones, calling the move well meant but misguided. It notes federal welfare funds come with strings and praises prudent oversight to ensure aid reaches truly needy individuals.
Wayside Comment CAPUS WAYNICK recalls Wendel Willkie’s 1942 around the world trip with the President’s blessing. Willkie’s book One World argues for a world-wide perspective and a shared future as a world team in a new society.
A traveling editor reflects on Alfred Tennyson and the South Vietnam crisis, arguing that the U S approach in Southeast Asia is doomed regardless of noble aims. He warns about religious conflict in Vietnam, Maoist opposition, and the risk of burnout from overreach.
The article surveys Ceylon's neutralist stance amid Cold War pressures, noting its colonial legacy from Dutch to British rule, agriculture bases in tea rubber and coconuts, and rising potential in tourism and industry. It highlights internal housing concerns, press freedom, and the need to present a stronger international image to support Western ideals.
Editorial dissection shows widespread disappointment in federal and local job programs for teens. Despite 45 million spent, only a small fraction of applicants reached camps or training, with pay disputes and bureaucratic delays draining momentum in California Detroit and New York amid political contention around HARYOU ACT and Mobilization for Youth.
The item presents a dawn to afternoon edition of an independent newspaper from High Point North Dakota in 1884. It lists the staff including A Rawley as president and Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood as secretary treasurer and editor, with various department heads.
The speaker extols the Earth's grandeur as the Lord's work from grains of sand to distant stars. He notes continuous life cycles, planetary order, and cosmic motion, praising the Creator's omnipotence and the universe's inexhaustible beauty.
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