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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1968
Page
20
A revivalist quote frames the church as a worker’s institution and a frontline trench not a rest camp or dormitory. The remark underscores Protestant activism and social duty in a public defender role.
Charles Clement heads a plan for a statewide Police Information Network to be funded by the 1969 General Assembly with an initial 1.4 million dollar cost and about 1 million annually for maintenance. The system would connect local patrols to a national FBI crime information center, speeding license checks to under two minutes.
Guilford County officials weigh establishing a county owned and operated ambulance service amid dissatisfaction with private franchised provision. Commission concerns cite inadequate service, inspection lapses, and high costs, arguing Davidson Forsyth models show better efficiency and economy. mid year setup hoped.
The piece argues Bohemia shapes Czechoslovakia and notes its borders with four Communist and two Western states. It cites Soviet invasion aims to reestablish the country, outlines a two chamber federation with equal Czech Slovak power, and highlights linguistic and ethnic privileges amid a fifty year artificial unity.
The Nixon era faces review and likely end of the 30 year practice of lending REA funds at two percent interest to co-ops used to supply power to private industry not farms. Louisiana Dow Chemical makes a case amid political maneuvers by Sen. Ellender and other officials.
The Burlington column cites Senator B Everett Jordan pledging to oppose North Korea foreign aid and warns the Pueblo seizure signals wider danger. It contrasts U S diplomacy under Nixon with Communist aims in Hanoi and notes concerns for veterans, prisoners, and future wars. It also reports on Walter L Schoeneman death, Y's Men's Christmas effort, and local post office delays.
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