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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1966

Page

4

Spirit Of Understanding Needed In Racial Crisis

Editorial calls for calm and dialogue after High Point racial tensions. Rallies and grievances gave way to conference table talks with City Council, Human Relations Commission, and State Good Neighbor Council facilitating progress toward broader solutions in schools law enforcement housing and employment.

High Point Southern Furniture Market City Council The Human Relations Commission David Coltrane State Good Neighbor Council Coltrane Cer

Not by might but by Spirit speaks the sermon

A Sunday sermon denounces militarism and extols Jesus as model of meekness and mercy. It contrasts Hitler Mussolini Tojo Stalin with Kagawa of Japan and Christ's teaching of love over force, urging reliance on spiritual power.

Zech Earth Hitler Mussolini Tojo Stalin Zechariah Kagawa Japan

Indivisible Nation Reflects on Memory and Unity

CAPUS WAYNICK argues about Confederate Memorial Day and national unity. He recalls Greensboro and Guilford County observances, contrasts past veteran influence with present politics, and critiques U S positions on Viet Nam and self-determination. He cites Burr and Walker as historical diversions shaping a divided republic.

Capus Waynick Guilford County Raleigh Greensboro U.D.C Appomatox Republic Union South New England Wayne Morse Viet Nam Mao Woodrow Wilson U.S.A Confederacy Aaron Burr William Walker Central America New Orleans

Saysville Editor Sees Communist Bluff and Bedtime Guerrilla Fear

The Saysville editor quibbles with a letter urging armed resistance and a false claim of 500000 communists landed in America. He jokes about hiding under beds and calls for clearer countermeasures rather than street fighting.

Suffolk County News Saysville N. Y The Republic FBI

American aid backs Guinea regime tied to Red China

A 1966 column accuses U S aid of propping Sekou Toure in Guinea, detailing Harvey Aluminum ownership, legal links to Thomas E Dewey, and the Guinean National Liberation Front with exiled members in Senegal and Europe. It claims U S policy supports a graft ridden, Chinese-backed government and outlines alleged economic ties and training promises.

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