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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1967
Page
3
A reflective quote attributed to Henry Wadeworth Longfellow notes that people assess us by our past deeds, while we measure ourselves by our imagined potential. The saying contrasts internal worth with external judgment and underscores ambition.
As the Soviet Union nears its 50th anniversary the regime shows itself a power yet out of step with modern nations. George F. Kennan praises the party’s discipline while noting secrecy and mystification strain ties with others. Analysts see signs of disintegration and questions how Moscow will adapt to calmer, more prosperous aims.
James Reston criticizes the antiwar siege of the Pentagon as an ugly display of freedom unchecked by responsibility. He notes hundreds arrested and released, protests violating pledges of peacefulness, and questions whether the weekend advanced the goal of shortening the war.
Editorial notes Expo 67 nearing end with symbolic Oct 29. It credits Expo for helping national identity, warns separatist momentum may revive, and highlights Montreal’s leap in architecture and culture. Canada's economy shows strong growth yet faces payments deficit as U.S. ties and leadership questions loom.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple corporate roles such as President Treasurer Secretary Editor Executive Editor Advertising Director Business Manager but provides no names, dates, or actions. The garbled text suggests an internal staff directory or masthead segment, with no verifiable events or outcomes to report.
Drew Pearson relays Ernie Chambers, Omaha barber and civil rights firebrand, urging open lines between white and Black communities before the President's Commission. Chambers denounces police brutality, supports armed suppression of Black resistance, cites Malcolm X and Stokely Carmichael, and critiques education, media, and politicians while urging whites to feel Black anger as a warning.
A verse on autumn beauty contrasts spring, while Mildred D. Anthony laments a fatal prank in Allen Jay. News notes detail Ford strike resolution, a new showboat Ford garage near N Main, and High Point Memorial Hospital expansion plans including nursery and heart center. George Stewart lands Knollwood Baptist Church project at 664,623 dollars. Elks Lodge honors Robert E. Boney. Councilman Carson Stout deplores delays blocking a new post office site, vowing to continue civic effort.
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