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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1967
Page
3
A biblical verse from John 15 15 emphasizes friendship through knowledge and action. A Ralph Waldo Emerson adage states that the only way to have a friend is to be one.
A high point column skewers city hall for talking of street plans without concrete action. It cites proposed north south Elm Drive extension Johnson Street to Oakview and a link with Tanyard Road plus one way plans for English Road and Washington Street. Funds exist but blueprints and rights of way hold up work. winter delays push construction to spring thaw.
A city county level outcry over seven new employees contrasts with officials admitting little chance of federal job cuts. The executive branch lists nearly three million Americans depend on weekly pay, while administration sources privately concede budget trimming is unlikely. Citizens are urged to push representatives for meaningful reductions to curb waste.
Editorial notes the apocalyptic pestilence threat from cholera and plague in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and war-torn Vietnam. It cites past pandemics, medical responses, and the role of disease in shaping civilizations, quoting experts on cholera, smallpox, and historical plagues.
The list shows Mrs H TeckWoodwendieels as President and DALL B. TERY JR as Vice-President. Seph P. Rawley is Treasurer, Most McPherson Secretary, Joe Brown Editor, W Patterson Jr Executive Editor, W Idol Jr Advertising Director, and Charles B. Loflin Circulation Manager.
The column speculates on Stokely Carmichael returning to the United States and facing treason charges over speeches in Cuba. It notes witnesses from Cuba would be unavailable, discusses potential court evidence issues, and links U S policy hints to Sekou Toure of Guinea and Harvey Aluminum amid Cold War tensions.
The column critiques U S aid to Guinea amid its UN voting against the United States. ridicules a rat extermination bill championed by Gerald Ford while noting urban rioting and rat bites. reports on a South Vietnam campaign fund feud between Thieu and Ky. and describes a Rivers Hardy probe into McNamara as a setup by military leaders unhappy with civilian leadership.
In Lisbon and Sintra Portugal blends ancient furniture heritage with modern design scenes. The National Palace at Sintra showcases authentic Chippendale influences alongside Estoril Sol Hotel’s modern interiors. Palacios Queluz and Sintra’s Moorish elements frame a dialogue between monarchy era grandeur and contemporary architecture. A new Salazar Bridge offers panoramic views of Lisbon and monuments like the Christus, while Folclore nights celebrate the fade, a Portuguese musical tradition that captures national identity. The piece notes Portugal's evolving monarchy under Salazar and a cautious path toward renewed glory.
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