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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1967
Page
3
A quotation from Harry S. Truman, 33rd U.S. president, asserting that national brotherhood abroad cannot be effective unless it is practiced domestically. The line emphasizes the connection between internal unity and foreign policy.
North Carolina cities learn a riot response lesson from Detroit and Newark. Gov Dan Moore and state police met with 16 Tar Heel city mayors to outline procedures for requesting state aid and emphasize local responsibility for maintaining order. He urged stronger local Human Relations Commissions and regular council meetings to address grievances before trouble erupts.
The House Ways and Means Committee tightens Medicaid rules in New York by capping family of four net income to 4400 after July 1 1969 3900 after July 1 1970 with ongoing federal cost sharing. The program remains the most liberal among 21 states, prompting calls to equalize benefits and curb federal contributions.
Editorial notes Swiss government deadline of July 31 for disclosing Mohammed Khider assets. It highlights Zurich as a major but discreet financial hub, the gnomes of Zurich moniker, anonymous accounts, and strict privacy practices. Authorities tighten laws, seek cooperation with the United States, and stress bank confidentiality amid international scrutiny.
The text lists officer titles including President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Editor Executive Editor Advertising Director Business Manager circulation Manager. It appears to describe a governance or staff structure for SP PER or similar organization, outlining key positions without further details on individuals or duties.
Washington reports a new plan from Leonard Marks of the US Information Agency to parachute inexpensive transistor radios into Vietnam. The radios tuned to The Voice of Freedom would bypass North Vietnamese control and spread defectors' messages. In insanitary meat news, insiders warn of weak intrastate meat inspections as Swift and other giants push for lax rules.
Postwar travel shifts ease the European trip with abundant seats and low fares. Pan Am announces 304 weekly transatlantic flights with group inclusive fares from New York to Shannon 205 dollars and to Rome 330 dollars. Tours, hotels, car rentals, and modern transport expand options across cities from Dublin to Vienna.
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