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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1967

Page

10

Mountain Highway Work Set

Western North Carolina prepares a large interstate project, with 16 right-of-way engineers in the field. The 158 mile route includes sections from the Tennessee line to Murphy and Clyde to Tennessee, with costs of 10.5 million for the Murphy segment and 69.3 million for the Clyde to Tennessee stretch. The plan prioritizes Murphy Andrews Bryson City and Sylva to ease peak traffic, despite rugged mountain terrain. The effort aims to start a broader construction program this summer.

Clyde Vesvile Franklin Dilsboro Russ Murphy North Carolina Andrews Bryson City Sylva Tennessee Line Georgia Highway

Death Toll On Highways Reaches 49

The North Carolina highway death toll rose to 49 for the year after seven weekend fatalities. Two fatal wrecks occurred, including a head on collision on U S 301 near Enfield killing James Edward Taylor and Oliver Hargrove. Other victims include Richard Parks and Janis Lane near Goldsboro, and Ethel Beattie and James McMillan in separate crashes.

Associated Press North Carolina Halifax County Enfield U.S. 301 James Edward Taylor Hopewell Oliver Hargrove Richard Gerald Parks Janis Lane Goldsboro U.S. eLee Woney Ethel Beatie James McMillan Rt. 1 Pembroke Laurinburg

Powell Case Marks Rise of Black Racism in Harlem Speech

George S. Schuylen argues Powell case exposes a broader shift toward racialized defense of alleged misconduct by Black leaders. He cites Harlem ministers and national figures rallying to Powell, warning such mobilization reinforces racism and harms young African Americans.

Powell George Schuylen North American Newspaper Alliance New York Adam Clayton Powell Dreyfus Harlem Befoe Randolph Manhattan Percy Sutton New York City Commission William H. Booth Department of Social Justice Baptist Ministers Conference Payton NCC Delta Metropolitan Baptist Church Washington 90Th Congress

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