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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1967
Page
4
The text presents a Carlyle quotation declaring work as the grand cure for all maladies and miseries of mankind, attributed to the British historian. It emphasizes labor as a universal remedy.
Opinion argues that China’s harassment of Britain from Hong Kong to London jeopardizes relations and risks wider isolation for Beijing. It urges continued US engagement with Asia and maintaining dialogue despite anti foreign sentiment and cultural upheaval in China.
A preacher compares bygone one room schools and modern facilities, urging parents and teachers to cooperate. He notes high dropout rates, warns against moral decline despite abundant schooling, and stresses education must build character over wealth. He cites dope addiction and car and liquor dangers as moral concerns.
The High Point Enterprise is shown as an independent newsaper established in 1884 published daily and Sunday with sections for executive editor advertising director business manager circulation manager and officers. The text lists the Ward-Griffith Company as the national advertising representative.
CAPUS WAYNICK argues that the U S observer delegation to South Vietnam may fail to influence home opinion on democracy and could invite Viet Cong targeting. He notes past U S missteps in governance abroad and questions whether a mild intervention will reassure or mislead about the election’s fairness.
The Executives Club plans a four program 1967 68 season led by Joshua Logan with Camelot on Sept 25 and guest speakers Alexander Scourby Jenkin Lloyd Jones and Art Buchwald. Budget may add a fifth program and membership hopes rise as facilities expand.
Svetlana Alliluyeva shares excerpts from her forthcoming memoir detailing Stalin's affectionate moments with his children. The narrative portrays a mix of tenderness and control, noting his suspicions of luxury and his simple, austere habits alongside rare humor and music.
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