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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1968
Page
4
A compact meditation contrasts George Washington's call to feel for others' distress with Ephesians 4 31 urging removal of bitterness wrath and anger. The piece links leadership virtue to spiritual guidance and ethical behavior for readers.
A reflective editorial laments ongoing crises and scarce solutions as Washington debates fiscal policy and foreign affairs. It argues the nation needs united leadership and fewer political distractions to steady the economy and the Vietnam conflict despite partisan games.
The article discusses U S positions undercutting Castro with two conditions to rejoin the Inter American system severing military ties including the Soviet Union and pressuring other hemisphere governments. It argues trade alone cannot bring Cuba in and warns of Castro’s brutal impact.
Editorial notes Chancellor Jenkins will unveil a hard budget on Tuesday with tax rises likely. The plan follows November's pound devaluation and a shift of about 2.4 billion dollars from consumers to exports and investments to fix Britain’s balance of payments. The Labor government faces elections on March 28 and a challenging political climate.
A columnist compares Vietnam to China’s 1940s collapse, noting land reform parallels, warlord corruption, and U S aid misuse. The piece argues Thieu acts slowly, Giap’s tactics echo Dien Bien Phu, and Westmoreland resists defeat as the war becomes a test of staying power. It questions staying power given costs and India’s arms pivot.
Capus Waynick analyzes Kennedy’s critique of Johnson’s Vietnam handling, supports cautious negotiation with Hanoi, and weighs Nixon’s firmness. He recalls past advice on South Vietnam’s election, notes pessimism about victory, and argues the U.S. should avoid surrender terms while seeking a viable end to the war.
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