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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1968
Page
4
Editorial notes IRS ruling removing tax exempt status from revenue bonds issued for private industry ends NC Supreme Court ban on such bonds. Authors argue the move promotes better industry choice and wage levels, urging focus on skilled, well paying jobs over marginal ventures.
A Friday Atlantic Coast clash between NC State and Duke produced a low scoring 12 to 10 game that critics say stifled offense. Analysts argue new rules or tighter enforcement could curb stagnant play and boost scoring without harming defense.
A sermon emphasizes child rights and society duties to protect youth. It recalls biblical humility and Wordsworths idea the child shapes the man, urging laws against neglect and abuse and condemning harmful adult actions toward children.
High Point faces a Monday deadline to find a suitable site for a new State Jaycees headquarters as bids for properties up to five acres threaten to move the office elsewhere. Harold Lea and Tom Chandler push High Point’s claim while local business leaders seek support for a timely, substantial site to house a growing organization.
A damaged OCR fragment lists pricing and distribution terms for a publication including dates and locations. It mentions a Sunday and Monday slots with specific rates and a mall setting, but the full context is unreadable and no clear events or identities emerge.
On the anniversary of Washington's birth the High Point Rotary Club saluted Tom A. Burton who retired after 47 years in the state's road system. Joseph M. Hunt Jr. spoke urging more road funding proposing a one cent gasoline levy and higher auto license fees to cover a $10 billion needs gap for 1975–85. The meeting included a conference with highway officials, revealing local road neglect and frustration over funding, with talk of potential bond support and delays through 1971.
Drew Pearson relays Dr. Clark testimony before a commission detailing racial segregation in the nation’s slums. He cites repeated failures since the 1930s, worsening housing and schools, and calls ghetto conditions a deliberate product of urban policy and finance. He warns riots may rise as hopelessness grows.
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