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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1966
Page
24
Asheville chronicle notes mountain crafts by Brasstown Horseshoe Rising Fawn Plum Nelly artists. Shadrack Mace of Madison County sits at the draw horse while Chiltosky of Cherokee carves in stone and wood, preserving mountain heritage through skilled labor and timeless artistry.
Eighty youths from varied backgrounds attend a Duke University ABC program aimed at fostering better education and social prospects. The eight week intensive covers English and math with a one to eight tutor ratio, funded by federal and private foundations, with Duke not selecting the participants.
The University of North Carolina announces spring dean's list d for students meeting credit hour or course requirements and earning a B average with no grade lower than C. Local students from High Point and nearby areas include Donald George Arnold Felix Alvin Carroll Jr Clinton Charles Crissman John Lawrence Rouse III Barbara Helen e Ballow Robert G Culpell Robert Lee Epting David Harris Kiel Betsey Jean Price James Allison Shivers Lee Turner Ronald Wesley Younts Harris Alton Munns Jr Carey Allen Newton Lynne Cameron Sizemore.
Randolph Technical Institute student Fredrick J. Abbott 19 of Randieman earns about five dollars an hour shoeing horses to fund his schooling. He plans to use welding training after graduation to expand his mobile blacksmith business, charging about ten dollars per horse and serving roughly 500 potential Randolph County customers.
A wide interview driven survey traces rioting from Omaha to Pompano Beach as anger roots in housing, garbage, rents, and welfare checks. Stokely Carmichael and leaders from SNCC and CORE push black power while King’s dream confronts new generation fatigue and calls for jobs, justice, and antipoverty programs.
The article discusses racial tensions affecting new investments in the South. It cites Athens Georgia racial outbursts and Birmingham riots of 1963, noting U S Steel's evolving stance and increased hiring of Black workers. It argues industry’s presence shapes but hesitates to resolve racial conflict amid social change.
South Carolina and neighboring states compete for plants by offering tax relief, bonded land deals, and large vocational programs. Georgia forgives sales taxes on new machinery while Mississippi Alabama Tennessee and Arkansas promote bonds for sites. Greenville houses 13,000 students in tech oriented training as factories attract workers from nearby schools.
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