Editorial on Romney and GOP failure in Vietnam policy
The piece argues Romney’s Vietnam stance highlights GOP weakness and national indecision on Vietnam. It criticizes lack of a clear alternative to Johnson’s policy, notes Romney’s shifting positions, and questions who could lead a coherent antiwar plan. It proposes alternatives like halting bombing, reasserting Geneva accords, or UN mediation.
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George Romney
Vietnam
Republican Party
Johnson
Romney
U. S
Detroit News
Gov. Romney
Richard Nixon
Everett Dirksen
Ronald Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Charles Percy
Mark Hatfield
Rockefeller
Sen
Fulbright
North Vietnam
United Nations
Dividends from Difficulties in Sunday Sermon
The sermon urges turning failures into strength through faith and perseverance. It cites examples like Benjamin Franklin, Stephen Jackson, Peter, and Paul to illustrate how missteps become moral and spiritual dividends. It emphasizes hope, resilience, and daily growth despite disappointments.
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Benjamin Franklin
Steewall Jackson
Presbyterian Church
Jackson
Peter
Peter the Rock
Saul
Paul the Apostle
Cer
High Point Enterprise details and staff listing
The High Point Enterprise published since 1884 lists staff including D. A. Rawley Mrs. C. H. Lockwood Randall B. Terry Jr. Joseph Rawley secretary Holt Nepherson and Joe Brown executive editor under the Ward-Griffith advertising network in High Point North Carolina 27261.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
Aan
Orn
Sam Ahmed
D. A. Rawley
H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry
Joseph Rawley
Holt Nepherson
Abree
Srate Cabhe
Joe Brown
Moterson
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
The Slum-Dweller by Capus Waynick
Capus Waynick critiques the use of ghetto to describe slums and explores whether poverty or spirit keeps people in decayed housing. He recalls a San Antonio visit showing residents tending flowers and valuing beauty, arguing slum conditions persist beyond physical decay due to indifference and policy. He urges coordinated public and private action to improve housing and address racial segregation impacting where people live.
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Capus Waynick
San Antonio
Texas
Old City
California University
Beautification Bill Blocked in House Public Works Panel
A two year extension of the Lady Bird beautification bill with an 85 million dollar states allotment is blocked in the House Public Works Committee as billboard lobbyists led by the Outdoor Advertising Association and Howard Westwood push to sink the measure. The fight intertwines politics, tourism shifts in Arkansas Texas and Michigan, and conflicts with Rep. Cramer who seeks to derail the bill, while Rep. Kluczynski could sway the outcome.
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Washington
Lady Bird
House Public Works Committee
Senate
Outdoor Advertising Association
Foster and Kleiser Billboard Company
Howard Westwood
Billboard Lobby
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Public Works Committee
Cramer
Arkansas
Texas
Michigan
David Brady
Marysville
Pennsylvania Auto and Truck Salvage Association
Johnson
Gainsborough
West Virginia
Jennings Randolph
Senate Committee
John Kluczynski
Chicago
Syrena
Kluczynski
Carol
Baron
U. S
Jack Insco
Florida
MacDill Air Force Base
House Commerce Committee
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Harley Staggers
D-W. Va
Staggers
John Moss
Sacramento
Calif
Commission On Products Safety
Moss
Americans for Effective Law Enforcement gains attention in North Carolina
Local movers in High Point and Durham push for responsible civic action while Northwestern University launches a similar group led by Fred E Inbau. Chester Haworth advocates restraint and civil order, opposing overemphasis on rights. At the Executives Club, Mrs Joshua Logan will appear Sept 25 with her husband to discuss theater. Stone architect Stuart Brown highlights Duke University projects and a new $7 million library. High Point Hospital Fund needs $18,000 more to reach $2 million with Jack Burris’ $50,000 challenge. Political moves include Pat Taylor advancing toward lieutenant governor with Belk’s withdrawal narrowing the race. Gilmore exits to run for Congress.
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Northwestern University
Fred E. Inbau
Chester C. Haworth
Good Afternoon
Supreme Court
Joshua Logan
Executives Club
Logan
Hollywood
Camelot
Sky Room
Stuart Brown
New Wesley Memorial Church
Tennessee
Pleasant Garden
James W. Brown & Sons
Duke University
Duke
James W. Brown
Charlotte
Durham
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jack Burris
Pat Taylor
Irwin Belk
Belk
Taylor
Vont Gilmore
Ike Belk
Clifton Blue
Robert Scott
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Raleigh
Georgia