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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
4
Editorial urges bipartisan public support as High Point pursues a Model City grant with a May 1 deadline. Mayor Carson Stout and political rivals back the effort to address crime, substandard housing, and job opportunities, stressing cooperation over politics and warning against exploiting the project for personal gain.
Frank Crane, former UNC and labor official, heads advisory board at Raleigh for spring meeting with staff and Ralph Rochelle honoring service since 1946. They discuss lowering insurance costs via safety efforts as NC reports halving Workmen's Compensation costs in recent years.
Editorial argues for decisive pursuit of kidnappers after the abduction of 11 year old Kenneth Young in Beverly Hills. It cites historic ransom totals, condemns kidnapping as a crime, and urges stronger police work to deter future incidents.
Editorial notes the pound’s fragility and Britain’s budgeting struggles under Callaghan and Stewart. It describes a recession aimed at stabilizing the pound, rising government spending, wage controls, and pressures from unions and industry. It highlights chronic overreach, labor practices, and the need for productivity gains to improve the balance of payments.
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884 and published every afternoon, lists D. A. Rawley as president, Mrs. C. H. Lockwood as vice president, Holt McPherson as editor, B. Loflin as circulation manager, and other staff roles noted in the masthead of this historical issue.
A report alleges CIA money supported Civil Rights voter registration and activist groups via private foundations. Funds flowed through the New World Foundation and Norman Fund to the Southern Regional Council and other bodies, amid denials by fund officials. The piece also covers Illinois Senator Paul Simon's push to rescind action toward a federal constitutional convention, warning of hastily drawn changes and representation inequalities.
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