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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1967
Page
4
Gov. Moore announces a 17 member education commission to scrutinize salaries, pupil teacher ratios, curricula, textbooks, bus service, food programs, consolidation, and year length. The study aims for a comprehensive review of state education with a final report due October 1968.
A preacher recalls a Damascus church visit amid a chaotic world and urges daily hymn singing. He argues music sustains faith, outlines favored hymns, and links song to religious culture and personal peace. The piece ends with a call to join in and seek blessing through worship.
In a reflective obituary piece the author mourns the deaths of Dr W F Cole of Greensboro and Roland McClamrock of Chapel Hill. Cole advanced orthopedic surgery and inspired Kiwanis child welfare efforts, while McClamrock, a Chapel Hill English professor, supported wildlife conservation and participated in international diplomacy. The piece notes their lifelong friendship and personal impact.
The column laments rising autocracy in Spain and Portugal and warns of internal threats to liberty. It highlights Judge Will Press on Livingston Brown, OCi testimony by John A. McCone, and calls for vigilance to keep democracy from unraveling. It also reports local good news including a church loan to a widow, Allen Mebane’s yarn plant near Mebane, and a skeet tournament with top shooters.
Eight years after a major investigation the counterfeit drug trade persists with losses exceeding 25 million dollars annually. The Mafia is alleged to have entered the trade, while regulators and trade groups resist new rules. A separate Spotlight item covers Rep. Joe Resnick’s probe into the New York Farm Bureau and its ties to subsidies, migrant camps, and Farm Bureau owned Extension Service offices in Illinois, suggesting federal services are channeled through the bureau.
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