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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1967
Page
4
A meditation pairs Exodus 31 with a quote on genius and labor. The excerpt highlights divine guidance and human effort in artistic design and metalwork, framing creativity as a collaboration of spirit, ability, knowledge, and craftsmanship.
Congress confronts its own ethics crisis as hearings probe Sen. Thomas J. Dodd and Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. The public demands a strict code of ethics and stronger laws on corrupt practices and campaign financing to restore trust.
In a sermon titled Jesus Makes Men Nervous the speaker reflects on Pontius Pilate’s doubt as he faces Jesus and the crowd. Procula, Pilate’s wife, urges justice, while the mob cries crucify him and Pilate washes his hands in a moment of moral struggle. The message urges courage and faith in facing life and death.
Executive Editor Randall Terry and Wyle Joe Brow headline the roster along with President W. Patterson Jr and other officers. The High Point Enterprise at 305 North Main Street High Point North Carolina lists C H Lockwood and C A Rawley among key personnel.
Three vignettes trace a North Carolina boy from childhood poverty in Winston-Salem to wartime heroism in South Vietnam and a presidential recognition at the White House. The piece links personal courage with the era of civil rights and national service, urging remembrance of a boy denied basic access.
This column reflects on the value of friendship during a hospital stay with a weight loss of 15 pounds in two weeks. The author expresses gratitude for doctors, staff, and friends, notes honors from Eddie Mitchell and the Western North Carolina Conference, and mentions a bust by David Dowdy for High Point College. It also briefly updates local figures James H. Millis, Bob Amos Jr., Bill Horney Jr., Dr. William P. Hinson, Henry Hall Wilson, Jack Pierce, Skipper Bowles, John Bowles, Jesse Helms, and Bill Bowles.
The article describes a hidden letter from Senator Dodd to Lyndon Johnson thanking him for a 1963 Connecticut appearance, noting campaign expense use. It discusses ethics watchdogs in Congress weighing a new ethics panel versus the old subcommittee and cites debates over gifts, conflicts, and payroll padding amid a broad political backdrop.
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