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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1967
Page
4
A collection of verses and maxims noting that all good gifts come from above and that gratitude should endure. The passage contrasts divine constancy with human ingratitude and recalls Milton’s line on the perseverance of the human race.
Britain devalues the pound for a third time this century and imposes new credit restraints. The government seeks a billion dollar IMF loan to stave off bankruptcy while raising rates and cutting spending to reduce imports. Analysts warn the move signals a tightening loop that could deepen the crisis and threaten Prime Minister Wilson’s leadership.
The piece outlines Romney’s early presidential bid with emphasis on his uncertain national image, Rockefeller’s early endorsement, and crowded field including Nixon Reagan and others. It notes potential early moves in 1968 and hints at Romney’s challenge amid rising national political tension.
An article notes a Japan Peace for Vietnam Committee action on November 13 opposing American Vietnam involvement. It reports U S and Japanese authorities negotiating over AWOL sailors and a possible asylum claim, amid broader draft resistance straining Selective Service operations and the CO appeals process.
The High Point Enterprise notes its publishing office at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with contact and distribution details for readers and advertisers.
Lyndon Johnson, amid doubts on re-election, emphasizes responsibility and historical judgment. He notes morale gains from a base visit, praises servicemen and training, and highlights high jump success rates. He tours Enterprise and reflects on press critique while seeing approving signs in youth training programs.
Local notes celebrate new asphalt on Winston road and fresh yellow white traffic lines marking danger zones on Lindsay Street. A heartfelt letter tells of a near tragedy as a child narrowly crosses paths, underscoring street safety lessons for parents and drivers alike.
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