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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1966
Page
4
The piece notes signs Hanoi may bargain for withdrawal as truce terms appear clear. A former French minister cites UN Secy Gen Thant's three point plan, highlighting the US stance. It argues Communists face a costly gamble and hints climate for peace may be forming with emphasis on deterrence.
The piece condemns Richard Barnwell's demagogic campaigning and attacks on Adam Clayton Powell aimed at Jake Froelich. It praises Congressman Kornegay for diligence and collegial conduct, urging a Code for Fair Campaign Practices to curb personal vilification and protect voter trust.
The Soviet Union moves to loosen centralized planning, shifting toward sales and profits as goals. Reform economists argue for enterprise driven final plans, aiming to boost consumer goods, cut waste, and raise living standards while easing travel controls with rising auto production.
A reader argues against tax cuts amid government deficits. He asserts a return to religious principle and warns against Supreme Court rulings removing God from schools. He cites President Johnson and war, urging citizens to hold representatives accountable and support Dirksen’s proposal. The piece includes a poem by Mrs. Robert Duncan criticizing government policy and Civil Rights era changes.
A fragment from a High Point newspaper shares unclear text and unreadable lines. Readers are left with a puzzling snippet that hints at a broader story yet to be revealed.
A concise critique questions government budgeting as spending continues despite austerity. The column contrasts claims of belt tightening with continued high expenditure and invokes public finance concerns.
A short reflective note by Pat Jones Fisher at 219 N Centennial urges kindness and giving. It promotes sharing with those in need and suggests spiritual reward from benevolence, ending with a personal sign off and address.
A leading hotelier commends a group of responsible Negro Shriners for asking to house officers during a statewide session in High Point. He notes they were excellent guests who left the lobby tidy and made up their own beds.
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