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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1966
Page
4
Editorial calls Gov. Moore and officials to enforce impartial law and curb civil unrest. It links the law order crusade to integration independence and highway safety, urging citizens and groups to support peaceful, lawful processes across the state.
CAPUS WAYNICK reflects on Muhammad Ali’s name change from Cassius Clay and links it to Lucius Marcellus Clay. He recounts Henry Clay as a famed compromiser, and Lucius Marcellus Clay’s abolitionist battles, Civil War service, and stint as U S Minister to Russia, framing the 1966 Black Clay juggling of names in a broader historic context.
A high profile Kennedy in Oklahoma City joins relatives in High Point for a kin reunion. Donald Kennedy, head of Oklahoma Gas and Electric and Edison Electric Institute leader, will meet kin including Yancey Cecil and Wallace Kennedy. They will lunch with Rotary, tour local sites, and later greet 92 year old W. Tom Kennedy. A Palo Alto cousin, Richard Kennedy, will accompany them.
An editor-like sermon argues youth should embrace a useful idea and aim for lifelong service not distant peaks. It cites Emerson Lincoln Goethe and biblical allusions to urge focus perseverance and personal best in everyday life and education.
Fragmentary OCR lists Mrs C H Lockwood Randall B Terry Jr and Joseph P P Rawley Holt McPherson with mention of a Baier Co and W Patterson Jr as advertising or business roles.
Rep. Mike Kirwan of Ohio, a pivotal House pork barrel custodian, demands a one billion dollar Lake Erie Ohio River canal as price for supporting Johnson's community development bill. The plan faces cost concerns and strong opposition as experts deem the project a boondoggle with minimal benefits.
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