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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1967
Page
4
India votes in a turbulent national election seen as a test of democracy against totalitarian models. The ruling Congress party faces a fading majority while opposition fronts gain ground in Kerala and elsewhere, with violence marking the campaign.
The piece discusses growing air travel, congestion at major airports, and the need for a comprehensive modernization program. It highlights new and future aircraft like the Douglas Super DC-8, the Boeing 747, and future SSTs plus V STOL designs, plus radical terminal designs to ease ground and air congestion.
Interior Secretary Udall urges leasing five million acres of government oil shale land in Colorado Utah and Wyoming to private operators. He links public discussion to solving controversial problems and highlights shale reserves valued around 300 billion dollars. The piece also notes Powell, Patman and banking investigations amid calls for curb on oversight.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles including president, vice president, treasurer, secretary, editor, and manager. It also details subscription rates by mail and carrier, plus an advisory note on AP news use and delivery terms. Subscription payments and carrier contacts are noted.
The piece blends a New York style essay on rustic urban life from Ike Wood with notes on Michigan and national topics. It mentions Alan Beckwith visiting Raleigh with the 16 nations and a newborn named David honored in the Senate. It discusses Fort Bragg, the Fortune magazine postal forecast, and mausoleum plans in High Point and Jacksonville Beach.
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