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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1967

Page

5

Steve Arthur Drives Utility Aware Schedule On N Main Street

High Point motorist sympathies extend to Steve Arthur secretary and High Point branch manager for Thompson Arthur Paving Co He uses a monthly schedule to coordinate relocation of utilities under N Main Street for a state contract with City of High Point and Sam W Smith Inc The plan covers sewer water telephone gas and storm sewer lines with motorist cooperation noted. Arthur, son of founder Ernest S Arthur, heads the High Point office and oversees work alongside Willard Jr and Lawrence Martin in a project with branch offices in Danville South Boston and Martinsville Virginia.

Robert Marks High Point N. Main Street Steve Arthur Arthur Thompson - Arthur Paving Co Greensboro Hedgecock Road Thompson - Arthur Piedmont North Carolina N. Main State Highway Commission Sam W. Smith Inc City of Jacksonville North Carolina State University Raleigh Danville Boston Martinsville Virginia Eehaan Peg Lynhurst Drive Bart

Editor's Notebook on Asia says White power myth fades

An analyst recalls how Western powers failed to control Southeast Asia as Asian nations resisted. The piece contrasts early beliefs in Western invincibility with real shifts after 1942, noting Japan's rising power and postwar liberation movements in the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaya, and Burma, and questions about American imperialism.

Thailand Southeast Asia Nicholas Russia Tapan Asia al Nimitz America Philippines Sukarno Indonesia Burma Malaya

Brooke and Kennedy clash as first black senator shows independence

Washington column notes Edward Brooke R Mass, the first elected by popular vote, taking a moderate stance contrasting with Edward Kennedy and Negro extremists. Brooke aims to be a United States senator not a race representative, while shaping Vietnam draft policy and civil rights with pragmatic goals. The piece also surveys changes in rural political influence from 1932 to 1968 and effects of redistricting on farm power.

Leslie Carpenter Washington Senate Edward Brooke R-Mass Brooke Massachusetts Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy United States Dove Hawk Vietnam Congress Franklin Roosevelt Harry Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson America U. S. House Committee Agriculture Committee

Public education crisis debated over costs and taxes

The Forsyth and Stokes counties voters rejected bond and tax proposals for school funding and teacher pay. In Asheville NC Education Assn. teachers shelved a national boycott resolution amid a split over a 17.5 percent two year pay raise versus 30 percent demand. The piece notes rising college costs and calls for ongoing public educator dialogue.

Forsyth Stokes Asheville North Carolina Education Assn North Carolina Dan Moore

Davidson Lines Drawn in May City Council Race

May 2 election in Thomasville features one candidate for the Third Ward seat, E Burke Bridges, with murmurs of a possible challenger. The piece also notes county tax debates on a school supplement, mentions local official Rob Robertson stepping in at City Hall, and reports possible new shopping centers in Lexington and Thomasville.

Thomasville Third Ward E. Burke Brdiges Tien Charlie Eanes Lexington

Fire Crowd Delays Archdale Wood Fire Fight 45 Acres

The Archdale woods fire April 1 burned about 45 acres and Wilkerson Guilford fire chief said crews worked 24 hours. Spivey Guilford County forester blamed bystanders for hindering firemen and traffic delays. water and fire breaks were essential as observers crowded the area.

Clyde Wilkerson John Spivey Archdale Wilkerson Guil Rand Spivey Guilford County Forester Katy

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Ernest S. Arthur Thompson-Arthur Company Greensio Jerry Parrish Willard Jr Lawrence Martin Willard High Branch Martin Oreman By Jenkin Lloyd Jones Singapore Java Bataan Hitler Wehrmacht Europe the Capital By Robert Marks United States Office of Education National Teachers Corps National Science Foundation Davidson Forsyth County Stokes County By Bob Burchette Robert Robertson City Hall Odell Robert By Braxton Younts Would
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