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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1967
Page
4
Historian Henry Steele Commager told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States risks overreach by pursuing a moralistic, globalist crusade against communism. He urged restraint, tolerance, and a long view in applying American power and promoting democracy worldwide.
The High Point City Council was asked to authorize up to 300000 in private funds to convert Haley Inn property into a historical park. Community leaders praise the move as a belated but needed push for preservation while cautioning about overreach in foreign policy debates.
In a unique cross–labor and employer collaboration, Leonard Paul Scheno of Carteret New Jersey becomes the symbolic 25 millionth NLRB election participant. AFL CIO and Electronics Industries Association co host a Capitol Hill luncheon with public receptions under NLRB and industry sponsorships. The piece traces labor history from 1935 to present noting high participation in NLRB elections and a shift from violent clashes to consensus bargaining.
Rep. Wright Patman pressed IRS officials on Aug 31 1964 about the Kaplan Fund used as a conduit for CIA money and possible tax liabilities. IRS officials argued the file was in New York and could not be produced, while Patman asserted potential violations and demanded donor addresses and returns though the records were not located.
Perry Wilson of Union Carbide, after returning from India and Bangkok, reports upheaval in India with famine, nationalism, and a shift toward socialism. He contrasts Thailand’s prosperity and military rule, praising Thanat Khoman and noting Thailand’s role in tin exports and regional influence. The letter also notes ongoing local business developments and civic activities in High Point.
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