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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1967
Page
6
A survey of women across the United States finds most view American men as still lusty and masculine despite hair trends and aging. Viewpoints vary with age and location, with praise for loyalty and humor but complaint about vanity, money focus, and waning courtesy in offices and homes.
Israeli and Egyptian troops dig in on opposite canal banks while UN observers urge a 30 day halt on sailings. Cairo and Jerusalem dispute navigation in the waterway, with both sides seeking open access to all nations and a clear cease fire boundary. The stranded fleet of ships, including American grain carrier Observer, waits offshore as the canal remains blocked and Egypt faces lost foreign exchange.
In Santa Cruz and nationally, Bolivia faces disorder as Gen. Rene Barrientos Ortuno presides over a fragile, unsettled regime. Revolt history, weak literacy, and a looming army influence shape a government whose future ranges from orderly rule to renewed military dictatorship amid guerrilla activity and limited opposition.
UNC sociologist Dr. Guy B. Johnson argues riots signal a revolution bordering on anarchy among new Negro leaders like Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown. He cites population growth, migration, deprivation, and racial attitudes as fuels and calls for leadership, urban renewal, guaranteed incomes, and open spaces to curb violence.
London reports Britain fears a race problem like the United States as urban disorders escalate amid new anti discrimination laws. Opposition from business and unions framed by immigration and integration debates shadow policy, with analysts warning the real test lies in the education and job prospects of non white youths.
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