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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1968
Page
3
A Texas university student letter questions the ugliness of campaigns while praising Humphrey and endorsing Nixon. The News replies that politics can be dirty but so can other fields, and urges honoring public service as a meaningful life with dedication and integrity.
The Swedish ombudsman office draws attention abroad as Britain reports 18 months of the role. Critics call out delays and poor advice in government operations, echoing Hamlet’s critique of oppression and slow justice.
The Census Bureau argues college graduates earn about 167000 more than high school graduates over a lifetime, roughly 4000 per year. Even with inflation and top-tier earnings skew, the prospect remains a strong long-range incentive, though the upfront cost of around 12000 dollars challenges families.
A Texarkana Gazette fitness column profiles a college sophomore named Jim who prides himself on health habits and jogging but surprises peers by intending to try LSD under controlled conditions to broaden his mind. The piece notes caution about brain impact yet endorses personal choice in fitness.
Ormund Powers argues against the patchwork of laws across federal state local levels. He notes countless statutes and the difficulty of obeying them, urges repeals and then uniformity between states and cities to reduce confusion and promote consistent citizenship.
D A Rawley RS OC B Lockwood David A Rawley Joseph P Brawley Randall Terry IR Hoinepherson lead a small newspaper staff. President and treasurer titles appear alongside editorial and business roles in a terse organizational listing.
Letters to the editor recount a High Point Christmas parade where an integrated Andrews High School band moved the crowd to tears, seen as a Christ like message of peace. Other items praise hospital staff, reflect on Thanksgiving separated by Vietnam, and urge completion of Highway 199 improvements with a long history of advocacy.
The City Council seeks voter approval on December 16 for an 11,035,000 bond issue funding six projects in water streets electric sewer recreation and parks and a new fire station. If approved contracts should start within two to three years with completion planned by 1970 under a coordinated program designed to limit debt given rising city valuation.
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