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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1966
Page
4
State officials argue public education must adopt planning evaluation and training to align with a high speed computerized era. Charles F. Carroll notes funding and administrative limits while Fortune foresees a revolution in education as software and hardware lines shift teaching and learning.
The Senate approved S3112 by 80 to 0 to expand federal grants for air pollution control. The next day it passed S2947 by 90 to 0, approving a six year 6 billion dollar program to aid states in cleaning streams. Wisconsin joins eight states in a new pollution law that lets bonds total up to 300 million over 28 years with 6 million annual interest aid.
Editorial examines the National Urban League annual conference in Philadelphia and the contentious issue of black power. It notes leaders like Carmichael and McKissick reject violence but call for greater Negro political and economic participation, while figures such as Roy Wilkins warn against the term's risks. It discusses reactions, resignations, and President Johnson's stance on power.
Drew Pearson argues the United States is succeeding in the Cold War across Africa Asia and Europe. He highlights anti communist shifts in Ben Bella Nkrumah Attwood Ch en Yi Sukarno Tito and Romania as proof of a global realignment toward Western influence despite domestic criticism of Johnson policy.
A lighthearted verse describes the frustration of sweaty undershirts and ineffective deodorants, noting the narrator’s strong odor when compared to a familiar brand, B C Plenty, with humorous self awareness.
Local observers warn housing is the city’s top need with a thousand units required across luxury to low cost. Private capital falters and public funds seem scant. a government $3 billion housing plan offers little relief without Washington cooperation. Redevelopment efforts honor former leaders and mark progress on Urban Renewal in the Magic Block.
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