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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1969
Page
3
A meditation reflecting on Jeremiah 34 10 and Judge Learned Hand with themes of liberty. The text recalls princes and people freeing slaves and asserts that freedom resides in the hearts of individuals, a guard against tyranny when preserved in law and constitution.
The article decries District Attorney Jim Garrison's prosecution of Clay Shaw over the Kennedy death plot, charging that Garrison lacked evidence and misused office to pursue perjury claims. It portrays Shaw as unjustly targeted, notes possible legal proceedings against Garrison, and calls for protecting citizens from such vendettas.
A Gallup survey for the National Wildlife Federation finds three of four Americans willing to pay more taxes to fight deterioration of nature. Guilford Forsyth counties show readiness for a Triad sports complex linking Washington and Atlanta as a sign of citizen vision. Eighty five percent express concern over air water soil pollution and wildlife loss, showcasing public awareness beyond leaders.
A historical review traces shifts in Soviet portrayal of Josef Stalin from a tyrant to a military strategist. It cites Komunist and Khrushchev era debates, notes campaigns against dissent, Stalin’s wartime rise to Defense Commissar and Generalissimo, and contrasts with British observer Frank Hardy.
An independent newspaper listing its office as 205 307 North Main Street, City Point. The notice sets an official contact point for readers and notices.
Poem reflects on the value of hands in household work and music. It contrasts obedient hands with a good heart, praising cooperation, skill, and virtue. The piece emphasizes that hands follow the heart, producing good fruit through diligent, varied labor.
Vital debates erupt as Senator Fulbright debates confirming Walter H. Annenberg, printer with vast media holdings, amid long-standing feuds and disclosures of his past legal troubles, retaliatory campaigns, and press power shaping U S relations with Britain.
Senator Soaper Jt argues higher pay draws better candidates while Congressman Sludgepumap counters that class cannot replace experience. A family practitioner becomes a recognized medical specialist, leaving those without a family medical source uncertain. An oily bird demonstration off California coast shows trouble. A Malaysian MP urges naming a national witchdoctor. Washington columnists fill similar roles. A theater trend invites audience involvement, reviving a practice from 35 years ago with free dishes.
City leaders announce a $950000 revenue bond project with half already underwritten by financial firms and $636000 allocated by the city. A three story plaza block garage plus north side parking at Welch property would add 750 spaces to support downtown, with pledges from Chamber of Commerce Merchants Association and Downtown Development Corporation urging broad local participation.
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