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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1965
Page
4
A meditation cites James 1 26 warning that controlling the tongue proves true religion while noting religion as a candle inside a multicolored lantern. The analogy reflects on perception through colors and faith’s core.
George Meany of the AFL-CIO Exile Council argues trade with communist nations could ease tensions and join the two blocs. He cautions businessmen to pursue profitable exchange carefully, balancing benefits against deficits while promoting mutual interests and fair dealings.
The piece notes civic vigilance after a bank robbery in Charlotte. A bank employee sounded an alarm, a suspect was captured after injuring a child and a woman, and the offender was later found to be an escapee from Nashville on a federal robbery conviction. Public awareness is praised as a defense against crime.
Britain will reduce its import surcharge from 15 to 10 percent on April 27 amid strong EFTA and GATT pressure. The move aims to ease balance of payments strains and follows a prior six month surtax imposition last October.
Names listed in a brief notice from The High Point Enterprise mention Holt McPherson and Joe Brown in what appears to be a local tribunal or social record. The fragment provides no dates, locations, or actions beyond the two individuals’ names.
U Thant urged a U S withdrawal from Viet Nam and bypassed President Johnson, sparking debate over who controls the war narrative. The piece urges Johnson to brief the press regularly and explain day-by-day policy to restore public confidence and clarity.
The High Point Museum Committee under Mrs. Fred Joyce seeks owners to reclaim old local pictures and documents, offering free photography to build a historic collection. The effort aims to preserve early life in High Point with care and prompt return of items. The piece also notes the String & Splinter Club's 8th birthday and theater, church, and community updates.
The writer defends his name absence from an ABC store ballot, argues against alcohol as a beverage, and urges statewide referenda. Pastor Woodrow W Robbins of Lexington Ave Baptist protests liquor tagging and calls for broader public vote while noting local political interference in Asheboro.
The letter criticizes Democratic and Republican leaders over proposed school board voting reforms. It argues repeal harms the Democratic Party and contends partisanship dominates local elections. The writer urges fair voter participation and cautions against restricting or politicizing board outcomes.
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