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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1967
Page
6
A meditation on Ecclesiastes time and a prompt to observe a method in the distribution of one’s hours. It urges assigning every hour to its proper employment so no time is wasted, echoing Bishop Thomas Horne.
The piece reports De Gaulle pressuring for a return to the gold standard amid the pound devaluation and U S deficits. It notes large gold sales in Europe, debates on dollar resilience, and calls for balancing overseas spending with earnings to stabilize world currencies.
A preacher contrasts Moses and Jacob to urge seniors to stay productive. He cites an octogenarian who funded a hospital and another who wasted years in idle retirement. The piece urges purposeful living, charitable acts, and finishing one’s life strong.
The High Point Enterprise confirms its publication details and address at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina 27261. The paper identifies as an independent publication est 1834 and publishes afternoons and Sunday mornings.
CAPUS WAYNICK weighs Lyndon Johnson’s presidency amid a fading Great Society vision. He forecasts a 1968 race between Johnson and Nixon, notes Johnson’s wartime burden, and contemplates Wallace third-party possibilities and the risk of a bitter contest.
The K and W Cafeteria Elwood site will close January 15 and Marguerite’s Wrenn Side Restaurant will shut for Christmas, prompting talk of new downtown food service options. Redevelopment officials seek leasing deals and sites opposite City Hall or Baxter Building to preserve affordable dining, while merchants pursue replacement ventures and investors seek action.
The OAS leadership contest features Dr. Eduardo Ritter Aislan of Panama backed by Central American and Caribbean allies, amid a power struggle led by Luis Raul Betances and Dominican President Balaguer. Former Secretary General Dr. Mora retires as reform friction grows. Some fear the race could drain focus from hemispheric unity.
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