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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1965
Page
4
A devotional note quotes Luke 12 37 about ready servants and Jesus serving them and cites Matthew 26 41 about the flesh being weak. It also appeals to Cicero praising faithfulness and truth as sacred human excellences and endowments.
The UNC trustees seek to tighten ties between the University and North Carolina, with Governor Moore backing efforts to improve relations with the General Assembly and strengthen academic freedom. The plan aims to restore control over visiting campus speakers and support a higher quality program across four campuses serving about 30 000 students.
The article assesses Canada's plan to deliver 223.8 million tons of wheat to Peking, noting market anticipation and potential strategic implications. It questions if Canada should feed a market that could bite the hand that feeds it, while acknowledging possible billion-dollar gains if fully paid.
The piece analyzes how the Outer Seven nations led by Britain form a looser EFTA versus the stalled European Common Market. It notes gains from EFTA, French intransigence on political integration, and the impact of the Kennedy round and Tariffs and Trade talks despite 1967 authority limits. The French argue that international politics align with national interests.
D A Rawley is identified as president and Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood as secretary in the list of officers. The excerpt notes these names in connection with organizational leadership and confirms their titles. No additional context is provided in the fragment.
An edited collection of letters expresses thanks from the High Point Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association to nurses and praises support for servicemen in Viet Nam. Pfeiffer College appeals for names and addresses to aid Operation Students For Soldiers in Viet Nam and asks about city water and taxes amid calls for help with housing and city limits.
An appeal urges public backing for a major progressive step in state governance, praising current leaders and upcoming General Assembly action. The piece notes the North Carolina Supreme Court holds two terms yearly in February and August, with details to be decided later. Mrs Helen Miller is mentioned toward year’s mid-term.
A mix of natural history on how leaves turn color and a roundup of local events. Plans for a new Bassett showroom near Interstate 85, a war memorial at Greenhill Cemetery, and a strong road bond push. ROTC at Wake Forest praised, AFSC briefing signals image polishing.
A letter complains that big entities force smaller communities to accept costly garbage services. The author urges the city to take control, arguing residents did not seek or consent to outsourced collection and accuses the county of overcharging.
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