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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1967
Page
4
A devotional note cites James 1 12 blessing endurance and a promise of the crown of life. It adds a reflection that resisting temptation serves God better than numerous prayers and attributes this view to William Penn.
The article notes Robert G. Baker’s conviction on seven of nine counts of fraud tax evasion and larceny and argues the case will likely reach the Supreme Court. It portrays Baker as abusing trust and links his conduct to a broader critique of political figures and power.
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato’s pro West Liberal Democratic Party appears set to gain 277 seats in the House of Representatives, surpassing earlier forecasts. The victory follows inflation fears and corruption charges tied to the Peking aligned opposition, signaling a stabilizing win for a Western-aligned policy course in Japan.
The Carnegie Commission report due by Wednesday shapes debate over noncommercial satellite options and funding for ETV. Ford Foundation proposals, Comsat and AT&T opposition, and potential excise taxes on sets or services frame a costly path to sustain educational television nationwide.
The publication lists its publishing company The High Point Enterprise Inc with address 305-307 North Main Street High Point NC 27261 and names D A Rawley president Mrs C H Lockwood vice president Joseph P Rawley secretary Holt McPherson treasurer W Patterson Jr executive editor and editor in chief with Per1 N55 advertising director B Loflin business manager and circulation manager as staff roles.
President Johnson backs a bold push for Soviet American cooperation in consular and nonproliferation treaties while Ambassador Thompson meets with President Podgorny in Moscow. Hoover opposes the treaty, Senate hearings vex Rusk, and Detroit pressure via Young Americans for Freedom shifts policy ground.
In a Senate Foreign Relations hearing Karl Mundt used a Hoover letter to undercut Rusk and LBJ on a consular treaty with Russia. The letter reinforced fears of Soviet spies operating from a new Soviet consulate in the United States.
A sudden three dollar rise in Adams-Millis shares Friday boosted the company’s value by more than two million in a day. The gain centers on the Mac Panel division's computer related products while hosiery remains subdued. Warren Millis was unavailable in Chicago but brokers report strong interest from houses in the computer tied facilities.
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