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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1967
Page
4
Wendell L. Willkie notes education as the source of leadership, urging timely support for instruction by sharing knowledge and resources with teachers. The biblical reference emphasizes mutual responsibility in learning communities.
A boy carrier receives a note of gratitude praising his sacrifices and duties. The message highlights delivering in all weather, handling money, and dealing with varied customers. It lists famous printers of newsboys as inspiration, and ends with the idea that the recipient may gain personal pride from service.
Louis Harris reports growing backlash to anti-Vietnam demonstrations. The poll shows 76 percent say protests encourage communists, 70 percent think marches hurt the war opposition, 68 percent support drafting protesters obstructing recruitment, and 40 percent doubt peaceful protest rights.
Geneva discussions on a nonproliferation treaty stall amid mixed support from nations including West Germany India Sweden Italy Japan Spain and Romania. The United States argues for verification fuller controls and distinct disarmament links while Moscow resists broader commitments. The Geneva committee will reconvene toward the end of January with slim hope for a viable treaty.
Advertising Director and Business Manager positions listed with names including WL Holt McPherson and Patterson Jr. in the High Point Enterprise, noting the paper's long history since 1884 and leadership roles.
Washington report notes Rep. Wilbur Mills blocks Senate Long’s generic-name drug amendment in a closed conference. The clash centers on saving about $100 million yearly on Medicare drug purchases and retaining brand-name profits. Long argues cost saves, while Mills cites a study backlog and objections to a hasty approach.
A Newark Black Power conference delegate asserts clashes between American standards and white society, while Gersh Budker predicts Soviet influence shaping the 21st century. Dr. Dwight L. Wilber cites health profession demand as a driver for future graduates. A quip about a dog contrasts with neighborhood diplomacy.
A Christmas message blends prayers with local news on Winston-Salem street improvements. Steve Arthur outlines asphalt, seed, and mulch work delaying only minor bits until spring. Future plans include Johnson Street opening, and a new North-South through street linking Morris Elm and Parkway. Channel 8 seeks FCC approval to move studios near Sandy Ridge. Notable obituaries and anniversaries mark community life as citizens reflect on the season.
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