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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1967
Page
6
Security experts urge early prevention with parental guidance. Discuss crime risks of shoplifting and lifelong consequences of a criminal record. Monitor teens shopping, verify purchases, and beware of large purses and stolen goods. Encourage honesty and set a strong home example.
Rep. Walter B. Jones says eastern North Carolina will receive more sympathetic ears and actual assistance from federal agencies than from state leadership. He spoke at Greenville during the dedication of a new airport, noting differences with Governor Dan Moore and the administration over East Carolina College status.
Moist tropical air moved over North Carolina lifting temperatures to the upper 80s. The pattern, fueled by a high off Florida and a large central U S low, will keep mild nights and a better chance of showers east of the mountains, especially Tuesday night.
AP reports that the North Carolina Good Neighbor Council may receive federal funds to finance a campaign to boost Negro employment in the textile industry. Tar Heel group chairman David Coltrane said the EEOC proposal is new and not finalized as of Wednesday.
Kansas City readers are urged to try a new inconspicuous rupture support with a 30 day trial. Reporters who respond receive a $4.95 truss as a present. The Physicians Appliance Company promotes the device and offers a free descriptive circular from its Kansas City address.
Chairman Mendel Rivers of the House Armed Services Committee calls for more than 50,000 additional U.S. troops to win in Vietnam, with Congress prepared to cover the cost. He cites estimates of 50,000 to 100,000 more and notes current forces around 430,000 to 440,000, rising to about 470,000 by year end. Westmoreland, returning from the U.S., expects more forces but gives no target. Also Sen. Percy urges Japan, the Philippines, and Malaysia to send troops or provide pacification manpower.
Walter Winchell Relays gossip on a young Rock group member facing a May paternity suit, nightlife goss, and the Pavement Patrol mischief. He threads in showbiz scoops from Dawson’s Pub to Ken Boyer’s, lists celebs at venues, and jibes at fashion and fads in Manhattan’s social scene.
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