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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1967
Page
8
A man undergoes a shave leaving only a mustache as barber Jim Dutey Center shears away his beard. Judy Benton caresses his bare cheek, showing no regret in the moment.
Representative John Bell Williams declared his candidacy for governor on a States Rights platform and attacked Ross Barnett. Williams, 48, lost seniority for backing Goldwater and said he would resign his House seat by year end to claim the governorship on January 1, 1968.
University of Florida dramatics student Pam Brewer faces possible punishment after a faculty disciplinary panel labeled her nude photo as indiscreet and inappropriate conduct. Brewer, from Springfield Virginia, maintains she did nothing wrong and may appeal to the Board of Regents.
Elm Street cave in Dallas began Jan 11, depth unclear, closing a key downtown artery. Officials, lawyers, and editors speculate on causes while a detour causes snarls. a $21 million federal center nearby may be delayed.
An AP report notes People's Daily urged Maoist followers in rural China to begin spring plowing, stressing agriculture as the foundation of the economy and its link to the Cultural Revolution. It calls on cadres to guide spring plowing and boost production under Maoist policy.
The East Central Block will hold a meeting Monday with chairmen at 10 30 a m at Neighborhood House Annex 1020 Leonard St.
Moscow and Peking trade sharp blame as incidents echo 1963 clashes. Demonstrations outside embassies, display cases damaged, and Red Guard sieges renew old tensions amid broader East West alignment.
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