High Pointer Knox Walker Steers City Legal Ship
Knox Walker serves as city attorney for High Point guiding council actions and legal compliance for a $12 million budget. A UNC Law School graduate and WWII veteran, he rose from assistant to chief legal adviser and now holds regional roles in municipal law circles while remaining active in civic groups.
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Forrest
Enterprise
Knox Walker
Walker
Farflung
University of North Carolina School of Law
High Point College
High Point
Haworth and Haworth
Grover H. Jones
Jones
National Institute Municipal Law Officers
Ents
Benjamin Woodson
Elizabeth Walker
U. S. Army
Kelly Ruth Combs
C. M. Combs
Kelly Kimberly Walker
Brookwood Dr
High Point Tubercular Assn
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Furniture City
American Business Club
High Point Elk’s Club
Law School Assn
North Carolina
Letters to the Enterprise Readers Praise TV on Back Page
Letters from readers include praise for the TV program on the back page and thanks for coverage of the Graham Crusade with mentions of souls saved. Another reader asks if City Attorney Knox Walker's proposed ordinance is backed by a segment of women, prompting cautious inquiry.
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Graham Crusade
Stedlane
Eula Echerd
Trinity
Enterprise
Knox Walker
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf and American cinema
An editor analyzes the reception of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? noting ecstatic reviews and a promised MPAA code rewrite. The piece contrasts literary nobility with what it calls a decay into raw realism and vulgarity, questioning American taste and moral standards.
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Valenti
America
Virginia Woolf
Hollywood
Lessor
George Jean Nathan
Appreciation for Help on Medicare
District Manager D. W. Arrison thanks The Enterprise and its staff for informing 19.4 million seniors about Medicare under Social Security. The message credits the news media’s cooperation for reaching the public by the deadline and delivering a tremendous public service to senior citizens.
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D. W. Arrison
Social Security Adm
Watauga County Secures Federal Grant for Hospital
The Economic Development Administration awards Watauga County a 50 000 grant toward building the 80 bed Watauga County Hospital in Boone. The grant announced by EDA Director Eugene P. Foley follows a 792 000 HEW grant and 598 000 local funds, bringing total project cost to 1 more details were not provided.
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Raleigh
Watauga County
Federal Economic Development Administration
Boone
Dan Moore
EDA
Eugene P. Foley
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Grant From Avalon Funds Boston Dental Center
Forsyth Dental Center announces a $100000 grant from the Avalon Foundation of New York to help construct a multimillion dollar private dental research center. The center aims to be the world's largest facility of its kind.
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Forsyth Dental Center
Avalon Foundation of
New York
Bliss Urges One Step at a Time to Rebuild GOP Structure
Ray Bliss, former Ohio GOP chairman, told North Carolina Republicans in Greensboro to focus on organization over ideology. He warned a eroded party structure and outlined 1966 issues inflation Vietnam war and anti poverty programs. He urged targeted district work and unity in Guilford and Davidson counties to boost November bids.
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Barry Goldwater
Bliss
Greensboro
North Carolina
Ohio
GOP
Johnson
Viet Nam
Sen. Dirksen
Congression
Roaming the Piedmont and Carolina Garden News
A cornucopia of small town notes covers seed experiments under condensation, a Garland Ridge anecdote about a man forgetting his comb, Ashe County Christmas tree growers meeting with a sheep shearing demo, and Davidson County farm safety week urging safer farming practices after 1964 death rates.
Washington Beat Valenti Has Problems With Films
Washington notes Jack Valenti, new president of the Motion Picture Association, faces pressure over Alfie and Virginia Woolf. The abortion plot in Alfie tests MPA code rules while NCOMP evolving ratings may shift approvals. Valenti, a Catholic, weighs whether to amend the code amid trade expectations and artistic merit.
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Alan Jay Lerner
Connecticut
Virginia Woolf
Bosley Crowther
New York Times
Life
Jack Valenti
Johnson
Motion Picture Assn. of America
MPAA
Pro
Leslie Carpenter
Washington
White House
Viet Nam
Motion Picture Association
Alfie
England
Paramount
Micheal Caine
Shelley Winters
National Catholic Office For
Motion Pictures
The
Legion of Decency
Valenti
MPA
NCOMP
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