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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1968
Page
4
A brief meditation quotes Benjamin Disraeli on time and truth, noting that truth holds greater value. It recalls how scribes commended Jesus for his teaching, and ceased questions, reflecting on wisdom and restraint.
Government for racial integration in classrooms faced questions as the HEW approach involved looking elsewhere. Local observers note inconsistencies in erasing discrimination while citing Negro schools and state actions. The piece discusses tensions between federal policy and local implementation with implications for equality in education.
A standing room only audience heard Mozart Requiem Sunday night performed by the choirs of Wesley Methodist Memorial Centenary Winston-Salem and High Point College. The event drew eager listeners as part of the annual membership effort by the association.
The piece traces the push to raise the dollar’s gold value by devaluing gold and forcing private holdings to Treasury. It notes Roosevelt and advisers meeting for months and the passage of the Gold Reserve Act on January 20, 1934, removing the final barrier.
The excerpt discusses military strategy for Taiwan Formosa including amphibious reinforcement options and early warning duties. It cites sources like Samuel Berger and references to Amoy Foochow ports and GRC political psychology while emphasizing deterrence against Chinese forces.
George Covington discusses Guilford County demographics and industry shifts noting a 9.5 percent population rise from 1960 to 1967 and a young 20 to 44 age cohort expansion. He highlights manufacturing sectors led by textiles and furniture with growing metalworking and government employment, plus college inflows boosting local hiring potential.
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