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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1967
Page
4
Despite reservations about costs and funding sources for High Point's Model City project, residents voice cautious support. Vince Connerat praises the presentation as informative, while officials weigh blight costs against redevelopment gains in a bid aimed at a stronger city.
The piece argues strikes harm national safety and asks for Congress to authorize a presidential board of inquiry to recommend settlements. It recalls President Johnson's pledge and President Truman's steel intervention, noting constitutional safeguards and the need for timely laws to curb needless disruption.
The three day summit of hemispheric chiefs of state opens in Punta del Este Uruguay with restraint and questions over U S support The talks focus on a Latin American common market by 1980 and LAFTA progress amid mixed economic signals in Brazil Argentina and broader region The U S backs aid and a population planning push through AID while warning a Latin American common market will face hurdles and require regional cooperation.
Drew Pearson profiles Adam Clayton Powell and his father, tracing a poverty driven ascent from a Virginia log cabin to church leadership and congressional power. The piece highlights a moral test for Powell as Congress weighs seating him again, contrasting race and accountability in a high stakes Harlem contest.
At a March meeting in the Chamber of Commerce room, citizens backed the Model City application aiming for May 1 filing. They also urged a bi partisan push for higher pay for councilmen and the mayor, setting a committee led by William R. Henderson to lobby legislators and weigh proposed scales of 150 dollars for councilmen and 250 dollars for the mayor.
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