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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1967
Page
4
In a May 2 citywide biennial election race between moderates, Democrats and Republicans field strong tickets led by Roy B. Culler Jr. and Robert D. Davis. The race features Louis B. Haizlip among Democrats as a noted Black candidate, with civil rights tensions amid limited turnout and calls for greater voter participation.
Commerce data show March sales at 26.4 billion up four percent from March last year. Economists anticipate stronger April. Rising service employment and renewed promotion by retailers boost consumer spending and living standards through 1967 and into 1968.
An editor note surveys the rise of the National Democratic Party in West Germany as a neo Nazi styled group gaining possible 15 percent in April 23 state elections. It details founder Fritz Thielen, regional support in Schleswig Holstein Rheinland Pfalz, and party platforms including anti foreign aid repatriation and irredentist aims.
Vice President Humphrey's private briefing to President Johnson casts a optimistic view of Europe ties. He leverages long standing contacts with Brandt Wilson Brown Nenni Saragat to press the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty while assuring Italy's support through Moro and Nenni. A follow up column on talks with de Gaulle and Germans is promised.
Hanes Corp chairman Gordon Hanes reprints a 100 year old treatise on the machines behind hosiery and lace, arguing for technical knowledge and innovation to guide future industry progress. The feature notes High Point’s textile leadership and the ongoing push for improved industrial education.
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