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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1967
Page
4
An editorial examines the hidden strain on nine city councilors who must decide on funding and extending water and sewer lines for Gordon Road. It notes the split among residents, the public works view, and the political risk to incumbents, urging voters to understand council decisions before elections.
Roy Rogers, famed King of the Cowboys, was named Outstanding Indian of 1967 at the 36th American Indian Exposition in Anadarko Oklahoma. The unusually titled honor highlights his Choctaw blood link, though Rogers was born Leonard Slye in Cincinnati, prompting surprise about his true heritage.
The piece surveys the rise of new stadiums from Anaheim to Houston, notes San Diego’s 50 000 seat arena and Chargers attendance, and weighs the public costs and civic motives. It highlights bond-funded projects like the Astrodome and DC Stadium and cites debt burdens on Washington taxpayers.
In a clash over the FCC fairness doctrine, health organizations hesitate to rebuff tobacco ads on radio and television. Led by John F. Banzhaf II, the effort to require anti-smoking pitches faces heavy lobbying from Philip Morris, the Tobacco Institute, and major networks. The group votes to seek FCC guidance while delaying concrete action as funds and time stretch thin.
A clipped newspaper masthead shows Joseph P. Raw Holt as editor with McPherson city staff roles listed alongside editors and officers including executive editor president treasurer and secretary in a compact masthead.
Senator Soaper notes Finley loves every town while a rash of magazine gypsy pieces stirs talk of a new PR firm. A neighbor cites Lady Bird Johnson as a model of free babysitting. A secondhouse resident tires of diary notes for neighbors away. Sonic booms, like many things, will be endured.
The writer reflects on Segovia Spain noting ancient aqueducts and fortress history, Moorish influences, and Segovia’s role in Isabella’s unification. They compare Segovia’s charm to Coral Gables and praise its architecture and cadet dormitory origins. Tomorrow's note previews Toledo as another landmark.
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