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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
4
An editorial piece quotes Titus on avoiding conflict and shows gentleness as a divine trait. It connects Ralph W. Lockman’s view that gentleness embodies real strength, urging restraint and courtesy in public discourse.
Reports from Saigon say the United States will launch a wide campaign next year against graft in Vietnam focusing on black market activity, theft and diversion of PX goods, and illegal contracting. A high level US commission has been meeting to map this effort as reforms in Saigon are overdue.
Greece remains in civil strife after King Constantine and his family flee, disrupting plans to present a new constitution to the military regime. The timetable for a constitutional referendum and parliamentary elections is unclear as the government loses its leaderless support system amid a coup and emergency laws.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica will donate about 55,000 reference books valued at $500,000 to 665 elementary and 335 high schools nationwide. Gifts honor President Johnson at Smithsonian presentations based on Title I criteria and Education data.
Washington reports the slow 90th Congress sets records for vacations and fast passage of peacetime military bills and a draft act. It notes behind the scenes fights over desegregation funding and education bills with Sen. Morse and Sen. Russell amid caucus tensions and a Thurmond amendment defeat.
A North American Newspaper Alliance item notes some airlines refuse hippies as passengers. A Belgian hair stylist suggests Vice President Humphrey wear a hairpiece while Hubert remains the only highbrow in the administration.
Holt McPherson AY Zalph Rochelle seeks a rogue black cat blamed for his wife Jacqueline Rochelle’s death after a bite infection. Neighbors report the cat’s presence while a Siamese cat was kept. a second feline was killed. Bids soon open for a Woman's Club building on Sears property opposite Saint Christopher's Church, funded by member campaigns and a land cost settlement.
The analysis shows December accidents surpassed 10 000 with 5040 vehicle deaths and 175 000 injuries. It notes speed and drunken driving as major factors, warns about winter walking hazards, and stresses fire and fall dangers in December. It mentions Miss High Point Beauty Pageant rehearsals and fund efforts for Bill Gentry in Burlington.
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