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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1970
Page
4
Editorial notes that talks with Japan on textile limits collapsed and the United States may pursue restrictive legislation. The piece argues U.S. policy appears isolated, NATO weak, and Kremlin prestige rising as America struggles to defend allies and sustain global leadership.
The hard line faction of the Czech Communist Party expelled Alexander Dubcek two days after removing him as ambassador to Turkey. The move comes two years after his push for liberal reforms, framed by Soviet intervention in 1968. Dubcek remains a symbol of Czech freedom and reform.
A speaker reflects on Milton's On His Blindness and the line They also serve who only stand and wait. He contrasts American impatience with English patience, warns that haste causes stress and healthcare strains, and laments modern nerve-related illnesses tied to speed and urgency.
A compact meditation on patience drawing from biblical verses and figures. It cites Isaiah and James about waiting upon the Lord and faith’s perseverance, highlights Abraham Lincoln’s famed composure during the Civil War, recalls Ambrose Bierce on despair, and notes Christ’s deliberate, centuries-long gospel push through patience.
The piece notes Triad cities Greensboro High Point and Winston Salem wrestle with population growth figures and the value of size over quality. It recalls early 1900s boasts of 10 036 residents and tensions with census counts while urging focus on environmental and housing conditions for current residents.
Bickering among the armed services has cost taxpayers heavily as defense scrutiny rises. The Navy Air Force feud resurfaces over carriers with a Senate vote rejecting a 152 million request for a third nuclear carrier. The three-service rivalry intensifies in backrooms with confidential memos and Capitol Hill lobbying.
A column distills confidential memos to Congressmen arguing over air and sea power. Air Force favors land based planes and C5A cargo aircraft with prefabricated airfields. Navy touts carriers and sea based jets as faster and more reliable amid cost debates.
Gilbert Marsh commends the new Church Street newspaper plant for its landscaping and elm tree preservation. The Enterprise outlines management shifts at Globe Furniture and Wachovia retirements, plus local college expansion at Davidson Community College and Lilly Company board visit. The Big Bear Stores plans a Laurinburg unit with regional retail growth noted.
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