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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1968
Page
3
A devotional line quotes Joshua 1 7 urging strength and strict adherence to the law for success Then a Sir Hugh Walpole quip notes life’s value lies in the courage you bring to it
The James Earl Ray case against the King assassination draws out after Tennessee moves to shield a jailed defendant who switches lawyers and hires a publicity hungry attorney. Judge Preston Battle struggles to curb pretrial publicity amid claims of bias and safety concerns, while a Look Magazine writer profited from Ray life details not tied to Memphis.
Guilford joins 11 other counties in restoring the coroner role for inquests and rare legal actions against sheriffs. The move reflects a shift toward the medical examiner system, expanding statewide as a safer, more efficient approach to death investigations while shielding the innocent from past excesses of coroner powers.
Editorial on Ruhama kibbutz near Tel Aviv detailing Mapai governance, secular culture, labor roles, crops and industry including a toothbrush factory, education limits, and compulsory service. Notes youth retention, Nahal military advances, Six Day War impact, and optimism on resource discovery.
Read as a fragmented roster line listing key newspaper roles: President Editor Executive Editor and Advertising Director. The garbled OCR presents these titles as current or past positions without clear names or dates.
Drew Pearson analyzes the 1968 outlook on U S Soviet relations under Nixon. It notes Russia’s cooperation under Johnson, the Non Proliferation Pact, missile limits talks, and the potential Senate ratification clash shaping the peace strategy before Nixon’s presidency. It highlights Nixon's stance on anti ballistic missiles and proliferation, and the political risks of his prior rhetoric.
A syndicated Billy Vaughan column mocks aging, campus riots, and political rhetoric. It playfully notes middle age, reunion nostalgia, heated public dialogue, and a nod to Nixon era vehicle reforms.
A letter from Mrs. Billy G Askew recalls a heavy early snow, damaged wiring, and civic workers who braved the cold to restore power. Retail sales in High Point surge to new highs, with August totals nearing 20.2 million and projections toward a quarter billion for the year. The column notes routine city changes, a failed lecture, a city engineer’s departure, and a Vietnam speaker tour, plus a polar trip tale and a barroom joke about Hercules.
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