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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
4
An editorial warns that Israel and Arab states could trigger a global conflict. It urges calm, responsible action by United States and Soviet Union to separate the belligerents and avoid world destruction, stressing the gravity of the crisis and the need for lasting peace.
Eastern and western counties in North Carolina explore regional compacts to emulate the Piedmont Triad in civic improvement. Proponents argue governance and economic efficiency improve when counties share services across lines, potentially reducing political fragmentation and aiding smaller towns. The plan is framed as collaboration, not attack on rural areas.
Editorial note highlights James R. Bede a Cleveland engineer who will fly solo around the world without refueling in a 565 gallon aircraft designed by himself. He aims to average 158 mph with 45 mpg, visiting New York Madrid North Africa Aden Australia Guadalcanal Hawaii Los Angeles before returning to Cleveland.
Sir Francis Chichester, 65, sailed Gipsy Moth IV around the world in 226 days, arriving at Plymouth on May 28 after 28 500 miles. He was greeted by congratulatory messages including one from Queen Elizabeth II. The piece notes profit motives behind lone adventures and cites others like Bede and Lindbergh.
Rep Manny Celler resists adding crime research authorization to the Johnson anti crime measure. Rep Scheuer proposes a crime causes study with an Assistant Attorney General. Hoover opposes. McClory introduces Scheuer’s bill in committee. In Florida, Holland and Smathers push a private bill to exempt Florida Power and Light from the Federal Power Commission, a move opposed by Magnuson who seeks an administration plan to block such giveaways and prevent blackouts.
The piece recalls Art Buchwald’s visit to Greensboro for a commencement at the UNC Greensboro Coliseum with laughs and stories. It recounts his youthful attempts to join the Marines and a romantic past at Woman’s College, plus other local social notes and a public building sale.
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