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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
4
The message contrasts earthly treasure with divine value. It cites Matthew 6 19 and Martin Luther noting wealth as a small gift from God. The excerpt blends biblical guidance with Reformation-era reflection.
Mayor Robert Davis seeks to align municipal electric rates with nearby Duke service. The city had matched Duke rates years ago, but Duke reductions were not kept, leaving the city rate higher. Davis urges prompt council support for a rate cut, arguing citizens should not pay more than private utilities. The city earns revenue from power distribution but is not regulated in rate making.
Walt Rostow, Johnson aide, told Middlebury graduates that regional cooperation offers the ultimate solution to Middle East splits and quarrels. He suggested outsiders are willing to help if the region chooses the right path as the U S weighs Israel ties, Vietnam policy, and a stable oil-rich area.
The Young Republicans Federation holds a four day Omaha convention to elect a new chair with Jack McDonald favored by the syndicate and James E. Betts as main rival. The event reflects cross party tensions as liberals and moderates push for influence while national leaders worry and set up youth groups outside the YRF.
Washington observers report that Dodd will likely receive about 12 to 15 votes on censure while debate hints at softening charges. Yale writer Yoakum criticizes blanket press coverage gaps, noting Connecticut papers largely failed to probe Dodd's aides and finances. Hartford Courant singled out for limited reporting.
A pregnant collie died after being tethered by electric wire near a house over the weekend. Guilford County Humane Society vice president Mrs. Ronda Best called the act inhumane. The column also notes a Soap Box Derby set for July 15 at Kensington and West Lexington, with a test run in the morning and the main race at 1 p.m.
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