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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
4
A daily meditation cites Joshua son of Nun and the need to encourage him to lead Israel. It pairs Deuteronomy 1 38 with a maxim on true prosperity arising from confidence in ourselves and others by Maxwell Burt.
A North Carolina editorial warns the General Assembly nears its end that haste and regional bias threaten higher education reforms. It cites the Senate rejection of A and T College, urges regional universities coverage, and pleads for statesmanship over partisan prejudice in final days.
The House approved a revised draft plan 377 to 29, aligning with General Mark Clark's counsel and President Johnson through deferment of college undergraduates, while rejecting random selection. The measure retains drafting 19 year olds first and lacks limits on deferment of graduate students, aiming to meet annual military needs as volunteers decline.
Editorial notes the 1960 census likely undercounted by about 3.1 percent with 5 million missed Americans including 2 million Black individuals. It cites shifting non white shares, race age dynamics, and calls for better data through Moynihan led efforts and a Head Start reach of over one million preschoolers.
Drew Pearson details how Israel caught Nasser off guard before the June 5 offensive by resting 100,000 reserves, Dayan’s cautious stance, and Jordan’s entry via a hot line. The piece explains stealth raids on Jordanian radar, low altitude flights, and a secret device to disrupt Egyptian radar.
The column details Israeli victories and large-scale captures including 100,000 submachine guns, 40 Patton tanks, and Soviet equipment valued at about 3.5 to 3.75 billion dollars. Dayan Rabin and Weizman praised for leadership as Israel asserts military dominance and contemplates assimilating over a million Arabs in newly held territories.
The piece notes a generation gap campaign to challenge veteran Democratic cabinet members led by Lt. Gov. Robert Scott, signaling a party and state political shakeup as 1968 nears. It also covers a 199 foot steeple plan at Wesley Memorial Church, Israel fundraising efforts, local events, and a teacher’s anecdote about a motorcycle–loving student.
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