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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1966
Page
4
A succinct meditation contrasts biblical warning about bad company with Shaw's call to personal clarity. It frames moral integrity as a window through which one views the world, urging self care and virtuous perception.
Guilford County faces an ambulance service crisis after funeral home directors quit on Sept. 30. Officials admit four months’ notice was given and call for rapid action to secure replacement, surmount legal barriers to rapid franchising, and prevent any lapse in service.
Archdale Trinity district backers praise their long effort to win a special school tax for teacher supplements and district improvements. If approved, up to 25 cents per $100 valuation could be levied. Polls open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m. Only registered voters may cast ballots. About 1500 district residents have registered.
Editorial notes that Britain cuts overseas travel allowances sparking a shift in tourism’s impact on the balance of payments while France faces a tourist deficit. It cites OECD currency guidelines, US travel figures for 1965, and policy ideas like tourist promotion to reduce the dollar gap, with examples from Greyhound and Continental Trailways incentives.
Washington. Rep Walter Rogers of Texas is accused of gutting due care provisions in the auto safety bill by inserting or instead of and. He allegedly helped weaken notification and tire provisions to benefit Ford and General Motors. Senate rivals may mend the bill, while Rogers retires to law practice in Washington.
The piece profiles Charles Longstreet Weltner as a leading Southern voice urging racial equality and economic justice. It notes his Georgia roots, Civil War legacy, and belief that federal aid can boost the region while urging whites and Blacks to close the Southern gap through everyday acts of inclusion and responsibility. The author stresses the need for action beyond rhetoric, with churches, clubs, and communities shaping a new South.
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