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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1968
Page
4
Bayard Austin recalls the 1963 Washington march and warns against disrupting protests this spring to press economic and social reforms. He urges King to pursue lawful change while cautioning that violence risks government shutdown and political backlash.
City councilman Frank Smith has stirred controversy with accused misconduct in police direction and promotion. He claims no intent to harm and faces calls to resign from the Public Safety Committee chairmanship. If he fails to quit, the mayor and council may replace him promptly.
The House of Commons will read emergency legislation to sharply restrict immigration from Kenya and Black Africa to 1,500 families annually amid widening racial tensions. Callaghan announced a bill to limit Kenyan and Commonwealth entry as Pakistan smuggling exploits loopholes, with decades of color tensions and public debates on whether Britain can absorb the displaced populations.
Drew Pearson argues that corruption in South Vietnam, not communism, may defeat the war as U S aid totaling near 30 billion dollars annually is diverted. He cites rice shipments, refugee funds, war lords, and mismanaged fertilizer warehoused under poor conditions, urging an anti waste push.
A reflective piece argues that choosing whom or what to serve defines being a servant. It cites biblical verses from John and Matthew, praises Saint Paul, and extols daily labor from dishwashers to doctors as service to God. The author Lena Hammer Thacker concludes with a forecast of heavenly reward.
Death at 79 marks end of Judge H Hoyle Sink career first on the Davidson farm to lecturing Japanese Navy officers and serving as U.S. consul in China His life included World War I service and as the nation’s first paroles commissioner He sent 43 to death rows but doubted future capital punishment in the state. The obituary recalls his bluff blunt humor and public fights with peers.
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