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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1965
Page
3
The quote asserts that a nation's strength rests on its religious convictions as stated by Calvin Coolidge. It reflects a historical belief in the link between faith and national character and echoes early 20th century American political rhetoric.
The New York Herald Tribune revisits Harrington’s idea of the new poor and warns that local politicians may exploit poor representatives in antipoverty programs. It contrasts the old poor’s labor links with the new poor’s isolation, urging civil rights churchmen students and civic groups to empower the poor to advance themselves rather than fall prey to manipulation.
The San Diego News argues that a free press with impartial trials and broad reporting on crime protect public safety. It cites prosecutors, bar associations, and editors urging reporting restrictions as dangerous, warning secrecy fuels criminals while openness helps deter crime and aid investigations.
A Lafayette Journal and Courier column urges readers to take up bud watching as a quiet rewarding hobby. It notes buds form in winter dormancy and reawaken in spring, with each tree and shrub showing distinctive shapes and colors. The feature promotes contemplation and connection to life cycles.
The Savannah Evening Press cites President Johnson on the Great Society, arguing progress comes not from government alone but from individual initiative. The piece emphasizes that skyscrapers, jets, medicine, arts, and liberty arose from free individuals exploring, developing, and shaping the nation.
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A Michigan study on Americans and college funding shows parents expect 71 percent of sons and 63 percent of daughters to attend college, yet many fear rising tuition. The report notes strong belief in education as a path to higher earnings, while concerns grow about affordability and enrollment trends through 1975.
Editorial argues U S interests in the Dominican Republic span ideology politics and economics. It notes Johnson’s May 2 broadcast opposing a new Monroe Doctrine, while the OAS calls for multinational military and police aid. The piece cites Khrushchev on doctrine relevance and outlines U S business stake through banana sugar bauxite and Alcoa and describes past U S pressure diplomacy since Trujillo.
High Point College bids $254000 for an eight acre downtown block to build a retail outlet for a national firm. The Redevelopment Commission approved, City Council accepted the bid, planning 600 parking spaces and facilities costing about $1250000. Funds sources include loans and rentals with tax considerations for the college.
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