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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1967
Page
3
A mother of ten writes to Walter Trohan of the Chicago Tribune denying Washington influence and image culture. She says she and her family are Americans who love their country, work hard, pay taxes, and raise children, not lobbyists or schemers chasing wealth.
A Miami Herald letter urges restraint on drug use and political disruption, praising quiet, decent Americans as the true patriots who value home, community, and friendships while denouncing hippies, racists, and the New Left. The writer emphasizes building rather than destroying as yesterday’s standard.
A Research Institute of America survey of five thousand college students finds business ranked first for a lifetime career among men and second among women behind arts and literature. It challenges the myth that youth shuns business and notes politicians score higher on a hypocrisy scale.
The Charlotte Observer notes that young graduates prefer challenging roles with growth potential over secure, high starting pay and fringes. Money ranks low in their priorities, while opportunity drives choices. The author urges understanding the generation and predicts future shifts from a business perspective.
An executive argues service stations should focus on quality products and fair prices in uncluttered spaces, not grand openings and gaudy promotions. Industry practices push conspicuous displays and promotional games, while the FTC may address some issues. The industry must shift toward turning stations into attractive local businesses.
A satirical piece riffs on Lynda Bird Johnson’s December 9 wedding clashing with NFL broadcasts. It proposes a half time scheduling gag blending press coverage with sports, imagining ESPN style banter, game humor, and whimsical wedding imagery at the White House and Coliseum with AFL and NFL teams.
The report outlines a tug of war among Public Health Service Federal Communications Commission and Federal Trade Commission over anti smoking messages and warnings while the Agriculture Department spends about 4 million dollars yearly to boost tobacco production, leaving taxpayers footing the bill.
Drew Pearson cautions that escalating Arab Israeli tensions threaten a U S Soviet confrontation potentially triggering a world war. He cites Dayan’s hawkish stance, Nasser’s fragility with his army, regional mediators like Hassan and Hussein, and the danger of miscalculation amid naval forces in the Mediterranean and debates over Gulf of Aqaba. He likens current risk to the Cuban missile crisis.
Evangelist Billy Graham discusses bringing his Crusade for Christ to the Soviet Union and waits for divine opportunity. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP criticizes efforts as overreaching yet acknowledges impact on Black and white communities. Senator Robert F. Kennedy warns against neglecting private enterprise in poverty battles.
Guest columnist Dr Naomi Albanese discusses the rise of consumption in America since 1900, defining the American Homemaker and Consumer. She notes shopping as a female strength, analyzes a 1966 NRFA study of 15,000 families, and calls for greater designer-manufacturer dialogue while honoring UNC Greensboro home economics students at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building rededication.
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