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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1967
Page
4
An opinion argues that the United States lends support to a $35 per ounce gold price through speculation. It contends gamblers aim to force devaluation, with De Gaulle's France cited as leading an assault on the dollar. The piece urges allowing market forces to set gold’s value, potentially near $8, if the dollar falls.
Sheriff Lloyd Brown shifts from cautious to firm action to close illegal whisky and gambling dens in Randolph County. The piece compares Arkansas efforts led by Lynn A. Davis against a backdrop of public demand for cleaner streets and reduced vice, noting the role of public pressure in driving reform.
The Department of Transportation announces mandatory safety belts for cars built after Sunday and stricter tire and brake standards. Convertible and bucket-seat models have relaxed belt rules. Shoulder belts face delays and price up by about $20 per car, while overall injury data lag belt adoption.
FBI transcripts from the Fred Black hotel suite expose Baker and Kerr influence on the Senate Finance Committee to plug the oil depletion tax loophole. The tapes recount Lyndon Johnson Carl Albert talks, General Dynamics plant plans in Oklahoma, and Webb’s Oklahoma role. North American Aviation also opened local plants aided by Fred Black.
A letter argues High Point Central High School needs more coaches and staff under Athletic Director Tony Simeon. The writer blames staff shortages, urges hiring an assistant AD, at least five football coaches, and an intramural director to lift athletics to a higher level, funded by the community foundation and donations.
The piece notes calendars moved from practical gifts to PR driven novelty featuring travel, animals, and glamour. It recalls old eras with Shakespearean lines and a social look back at families and clubs amid community life and charitable giving.
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