Ambulance Crisis Demands Private Firm Solution
High Point and sister cities face an ambulance service crisis as funeral home directors threaten to quit by September 30. Officials favor a franchised private operator, but legal hurdles require new legislation. the public relies on shared will to resolve the deadline and protect municipal safety.
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Firearm Controls Debate Follows Texas Campus Incident
The Austin nursing student slaying prompts renewed calls for federal gun ownership limits. Authors caution against hasty sweeping laws and urge cool, long range consideration rather than impulsive bans. The piece compares to the Chicago knife slaying of nursing students to illustrate how public horror triggers policy talk.
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Editorial Forecast for the 1967 Auto Boom
Editorial notes major role of automobiles in U S life with 75 million cars and 1.3 million automotive workers. Detroit firms face sales slump, and 1967 models will add safety features while likely raising prices amid higher taxes and interest rates.
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James M. Roche
Dodd Faces Senate Ethics Probe and Libel Suit
Sen. Tom Dodd engaged the Senate Ethics Committee for an official inquiry while suing this column for five million dollars. The case has seen secret depositions and efforts to secure testimony from former staff, alongside Dodd request to limit proceedings and questions about his finances and campaign funds. Dodd’s voting and attendance records drew early comment, including a noted absentee history on foreign aid and treaty hearings.
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W J Cash remembered as author of Mind of the South
W J Cash, ally of W Pruette in Boiling Springs and Shelby, is remembered for Mind of the South. The 25th anniversary of his death in Mexico City prompts a biographical project by Joseph L Morrison. Cash rose from teacher and journalist to a famed interpreter of Southern life and culture.
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Editor Managing C. W. Patterson Jr.
A brief notice lists C. W. Patterson Jr as editor and business manager with duties for the publication. The page credits Patterson in the masthead alongside the managing editor and director roles.
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