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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1967
Page
20
Cairo AP report notes government plans to regulate belly dance amid a push for modernized arts education. Authorities require dancers to enroll in short term study to refine movements deemed sexualized, citing risk to public morals and the art’s distinction from ballet.
The Mekong Delta in Vietnam rises from Tibetan snows to the South China Sea, a vast, waterlogged region where U S troops face mangroves, mosquitoes, red ants and swampy ground. Viet Cong strength has surged to about 80,000 with 6,000 new recruits monthly, while three Vietnamese divisions struggle to control the delta. Current plans call for two American brigades, potentially a full division, to operate north of the Mekong as Marines and Vietnamese forces adapt to the difficult terrain and guerrilla tactics.
The piece reflects on the first part of the semester exams at William Penn with students and teachers noting tension easing as a break begins. It describes renewed effort during the break, bicycle riding, and conversations about forming better citizens as the halfway point toward summer nears.
Carol Wayne Young 25 of Spring Garden Street held for trial on breaking and entering after a municipal court hearing. Probable cause found by Judge Byron Haworth. Walter Cook 29 of Kivett Drive given 60 days George W Collins 55 of Tate Street 90 days James Saulters 42 of Sherrod Street 60 days each on public drunkenness charges.
The Chamber Symphony of Philadelphia, a 36 member ensemble founded by civic and music-minded citizens, faces growing pains as a young orchestra under Anshel Brusilow. Critics note high precision and clean intonation but warn that full tonal depth will emerge in years, not months.
Historian Dean Cathey argues that easy colonial living encouraged farming toward subsistence crops and cattle but slowed industrial growth. The piece traces NC’s shift after 1860, Civil War recovery in the 1880s, and emphasis on small farms over plantations, noting slave ownership patterns and livestock practices.
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