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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1967
Page
3
A terse aphorism from Bernard Baruch, longtime advisor to U.S. presidents, cautions that promises of easy gains tempt fixation on quick returns. The remark underscores skepticism toward schemes that solicit payoff without cost or risk.
A columnist argues that rising crime demands citizen action. He notes crime exposure rose since 1960 and questions whether more police or a stronger court system is needed, urging residents to demand better protection despite tax concerns.
A newsroom memo notes oddities ahead as headlines spiral in unusual times. It cites shifting sports standings with the Yankees Dodgers and Orioles in cellar positions and mentions topless weddings in Roanoke Virginia and topless swims planned across the English Channel.
Alfred Black cites a stark divide in the Negro movement between established groups and Black Power advocates. The piece contrasts King's nonviolent stance with Carmichael's revolutionary rhetoric, notes a potential third party in 1968, and covers reactions from NAACP leader Roy Wilkins, Urban League's Whitney Young, and other figures amid calls to curb violence.
Washington reports a complex intrigue around Svetlana Alliluyeva memoirs. Victor Louis, a covert Soviet agent, leaked the manuscript to multiple publishers while U S and British outlets raced for rights. The Kremlin suspects American plots as 50th anniversary approaches. legal actions and counterclaims follow.
A columnist extols the Valley of the Fallen near El Escorial, praising Franco era design. It highlights the Cross towering 500 feet, the Basilica inside the mountain, and a crypt with 40,000 Civil War dead. The piece notes massive tourism and the state church union in a national rebuilding narrative.
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