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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1966
Page
4
A civic exhortation urges High Point residents to support the United Appeal and its agencies. The piece argues that participation prevents government overreach and maintains community services for all, warning nonparticipation harms civic status and funding stability.
The World Journal Tribune launches on Monday amid mixed feelings and the shadow of rival papers that died during a 140 day strike. Mayor Lindsay urges unions and publishers to foster cooperation to prevent further harm to press freedom and the industry.
The Metropolitan Opera opens a 30 week Lincoln Center season with 23 operas nine first productions including Antony and Cleopatra by Barber directed by Zeffirelli. Acoustics by Harris and Jorgan praised with 1.6 second reverberation and even sound. The season runs through April 1967 with donors named and old Met memories linked to new luxuries.
Drew Pearson portrays Ferdinand Marcos as a war hero turned Philippine president whose visit to Washington highlights shifting U S Philippines ties, Marcos war record, and reforms including land reform and anti corruption efforts. The piece notes his military awards, past murder conviction reconciled by law, and role in Viet Nam civic action, while comparing colonial history and current self government.
A bronze plaque at the Willard Hotel marks 1861 secret talks by 21 of 34 states to avert Civil War. The piece recalls famed visitors from Dickens to Einstein, Coolidge to Barton, and Perry era Japan guests, highlighting the hotel’s storied role in U.S. history.
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