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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1964
Page
4
The meditation reflects on Proverbs 16 7 and Truman's vision of world peace. It frames devotion to peace as humanity's noblest mission and notes that aligned conduct pleases the Lord and calms adversaries. The message emphasizes purposeful action toward peaceful ends.
The article argues election fraud worries in Madison County as six precincts’ returns were invalidated to avoid altering a senatorial race. It cites New York’s Honest Ballot Association and Reader’s Digest figures to stress vigilance, accountability, and tight control of voting machines to ensure honest elections nationwide.
A NEA estimate finds 15 percent of 13 year olds smoke rising with age to 18 where half smoke regularly. The pamphlet "Cigarettes and the School" notes many schools ban smoking on grounds, some provide facilities with health courses, and outlines policies. It stresses parental influence to prevent or quit smoking and avoid herd behavior.
Seventeen provincial premiers meet Prime Minister Pearson in Charlottetown as a flag debate highlights deep British French cultural divides. A proposal seeks later amendments to the British North America Act, the 1867 document forming Canada as a self governing Dominion. The piece notes the need for language and religion considerations in constitutional reform and cites London oversight by Privy Council. Pearson’s efforts touch education language rights and national identity amid ongoing parliamentary friction.
The High Point Enterprise announces Mrs R B Terry as editor and manager with the new appointment. The change places Mrs Terry at the helm of the newspaper alongside the incoming editor role.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a fictional crime or detective tale featuring Pett Wie and a novel setting. The readable bits suggest detectives or investigators and a central protagonist, with events framed as a historical newspaper item.
The floating campus U7S sets out from New York on October 19 for another world voyage with 22 ports of call. Students describe current events as the key subject, noting diverse experiences and costs from $2000 to $2200 per semester, aided by Holland-America Line.
William A. Horney vice president of Micro Products shows paintings at High Point Public Library during a three week stay while completing portraits for the High Point Memorial Hospital. An art lovers’ room exhibit runs alongside a one man show at the library.
A reader denounces city officials for lax handling of liquor and its harms. The writer cites ads and media blame for lung cancer and calls on Mayor Trexler to perform an “enlightening” duty and reassess the situation. The missive includes signatories from Englewood and Greensboro segments.
World War I and World War II veterans are invited to attend a local event in the Point-G area. A reader note quotes a remark about books being for Goldwater, reflecting community chatter.
President Johnson dispatches a formal cable to Charles de Gaulle outlining a diplomatic note or sentiment. The message signals ongoing American France dialogue and the exchange underscores alliance and shared concerns.
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