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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1969
Page
3
A compact reflection contrasts Wells on afflictions with Hoover on liberty. The quotes affirm humanity shapes its fate and a spirit of freedom supports worship, thought, opinion, and fearless challenge to injustice.
Commentary notes a moon mission wrap and evolving global issues. It cites Nixon on arms talks in Helsinki, Vietnam policy shifts, inflation battles, and calls for reform. The piece argues change is a law of life and urges finding effective solutions soon.
The nation observes Thanksgiving as a time to reflect on blessings and the core belief that God guides the country. It laments vocally critical voices while affirming the Founding Fathers’ faith and the enduring motto In God We Trust, urging continued devotion into the coming year.
The piece surveys the 1965 Medicare act linking government funding for hospital and nursing home care to Social Security taxes, notes AMA lobbying against universal health measures, and contrasts AMA power with APHA challenges. It cites Truman proposals, 1967 broadenings, and regulator shortcomings in agencies like FDA, SEC, and ICC.
A critical column attacks Congressmen manipulating regulatory agencies like the FTC, accusing officials of defrauding the public and misrepresenting warranties while criticizing cronies. It also laments aging infrastructure and arms talks in Finland and the Suez Canal’s century mark, ending with lighter social musings.
CAPUS WAYNICE Sam Houston Johnson writes candidly about Lyndon B. Johnson in Look Magazine. He portrays family traits, ambition, and political tricks, comparing Lyndon to historical figures and noting flaws without diminishing loyalty. The piece questions approval by the ex president and argues for a balanced view.
Airman Haney spoke to Biloxi Mississippi high school students on Veterans Day. He urged support for the Vietnam effort, calling the U S strong and freedom’s defender. He pressed Americans to back troops and oppose communism, noting morale hinges on public attitudes back home.
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