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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1967
Page
4
A city shows how improved police methods and community cooperation foster respect for law. The piece highlights trust, disciplined policing, and the role of residents in supporting safe, law abiding communities led by Chief Laurie Pritchett.
County Manager Carl Johnson resigns after four years to lead Fulton County Georgia. He helped advance Greensboro and county government center plans and civic expansion for High Point. Replacing him will be difficult as Guilford seeks a worthy successor to continue uninterrupted growth.
Editorial argues the 90th Congress asserts independence in foreign policy reducing presidential dominance. It notes Senate hearings on April 26 and a Mansfield resolution for reduced U S forces in Europe, citing the Tonkin crisis and calls for better legislative executive coordination.
Washington reports liberal New York Senator Jacob Javits toback Rockefeller as candidate while pursuing a path to the vice presidency. Javits urged Gov Agnew to drop Rockefeller for President and preferred Gov George Romney to unite moderate Republicans.
Senators Javits and Dodd are under scrutiny as Javits defends his support for Gen Julius Klein linked to Rheinmetall amid Nazi slave labor restitution disputes. Javits cites Klein’s aid to Israel while Jewish leaders question his stance as ethics probes unfold.
Patterson Jr. is appointed executive editor and vice president at Rater, with oversight of editorial strategy and management. The move places him in leadership alongside the managing director and SAverman group executives during a period of organizational realignment.
North Carolina industry leaders joined Thomasville Furniture Industries president Tom A. Finch as guest of honor at the 1967 Newcomen Society dinner in Winston-Salem. The event celebrated Finch family leadership and growth from a 1907 Allison plant to 15 modern facilities employing about 4600 workers. The ceremony featured prominent guests including Irwin Belk, Edwin L. Jones, Gordon Hanes, J. S. Lynch Jr., and Maurice G. Hill.
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