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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1968
Page
4
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City Council rescinds prior action and considers amending Urban Renewal to include the Law Building Block for a central business district post office. Post Office Department officials urge immediate construction once site readiness and funding at 188 and 165 per square foot are met, despite preferred alternatives.
Robert Schramm, aide to Senator Herman Talmadge, sued Chief Justice Earl Warren in his official capacity over litter between his quarters and the Supreme Court. The trash was removed, allowing Marsha Mustard of Raleigh to move closer without offense. Schramm’s action highlights tension between the judiciary and public space.
The piece surveys Mardi Gras customs from New Orleans to Europe and discusses Shrove Tuesday as a football occasion in England. It notes parades, balls, and race traditions, plus Navy attendance at New Orleans events and historic practices of confession before Lent.
Unpublished boycott by Ford General Motors and Chrysler against selling cars to the U S government prompts Senate inquiry led by Abe Ribicoff. GSA reveals no bids by the Big Three last year while American motors did bid, raising antitrust safety cost questions and possible industry pressure to soften standards.
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The piece notes the Duke Endowment's role in establishing a four year medical school, the growth at NC Memorial Hospital, and ongoing upgrades at Chapel Hill and Wake Forest. It highlights plans for radiology advances, including new X-ray equipment from Germany and a Swedish computer system, plus anticipated additions like a 4MEV accelerator. The article argues for concentrating resources in one strong state school to meet rising needs.
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