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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1965
Page
4
A 20th anniversary reflection questions the United Nations usefulness amid a financial crisis and power dynamics. It warns the UN risks becoming a failed peace-maker like the League of Nations unless it gains stature to direct world power constructively.
The article argues Viet Nam distrusts Beijing and warns that Chinese claims disguise power struggles between Moscow and Peking. It notes Viet Nam’s history of resisting Chinese incursions and asserts that Chinese intervention would harm Vietnam, portraying Beijing’s rhetoric as hollow.
Editorial notes France may exchange 90 million dollars for gold in March draining U S gold stocks further. De Gaulle seeks a return to gold standard, challenging dollar primacy. Johnson signals moves toward new reserve assets and multilateral arrangements to reduce reliance on gold and the dollar.
Public notice fragment lists names D A Rawley Mrs R B Terry Holt McPherson Joe Brown and Ted Press associated with mail rate by months and reproduction terms. Readable details are limited but indicate a local mailing and rates matter.
NEA analyst Leon Dennen reports Maoist China courting radical American factions including PLM RAM and other fringe outfits to recruit a Negro-led vanguard against U S and Soviet influence. The piece notes arrests of PLM leaders in New York and claims Chinese media praise violence as strategy.
A reader argues this letter is not advice but to inform leaders of voter sentiment on the ABC issue. The writer admires some fortitude but rejects a religious figure in politics and questions younger candidates, referencing Mayor Mehan and urban renewal funding while urging civic response.
Fragmentary note highlights yearly job growth and a call to action inviting participation. Mentions increasing opportunities and competitive prospects for workers seeking entry into the labor market.
A letter to the editor expresses gratitude for the space given in Monday’s edition. The writer notes that many readers share views but feel unable to voice them, praising the opportunity to publish thoughts and engage with the community.
A column juxtaposes gas use in Vietnam with historical battles, then shifts to entertainment and publishing notes. It highlights a May 28 New York Hosiery show, Pope and Dragon press prints, and local civic actions. The piece also reports on Jaycees paper drive, a Gardner-Webb honor, Reliance Universal stock, and High Point College professor Dan Cooke's death.
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