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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1967
Page
4
Judge Byron Haworth urges a minimum annual appropriation of $5,700 to fund medical examinations emergency care hospital treatment and limited psychiatric services for alcoholics. He notes changes in rehabilitation duties shift toward medical professionals and stresses the city’s obligation to reclaim and restore those affected.
About 700 delegates met in Chicago discussing violence in American life and social change. Rev. James Lawson of Memphis argued daily brutality affects the poor Indians labor and management but rejected violence as a solution. They left concerned over solving moral and social problems and skeptical about law and order being challenged.
Editorial explores how violence in film theater and TV reflects and fuels social tensions. It cites Pauline Kael on Bonnie and Clyde and notes congressional inquiries and stage debate, with quotes from Esslin and others on violence as a cultural force. It also mentions civil rights protests and remarks by H. Rap Brown about violence as American.
A terse note lists roles including Executive Editor Wertising Director and Business Manager. The fragment hints at newspaper staff titles without further context or names. The readable portion provides no dates, locations, or actions.
Drew Pearson notes President Johnson possesses a draft tax reform plan to close loopholes, but fears lobbyist pressure on Ways and Means. He argues middle and low income brackets bear the burden, while oil depletion and intangible drilling cost deductions drain billions annually, hindering wartime financing.
The article argues federal subsidies and controlled oil imports inflate consumer prices, boosting importer profits by up to 1.5 billion annually. It highlights low federal taxes paid by top refiners like Atlantic, Marathon, Standard Oil, and Esso, urging reform and criticizing Republican resistance to tax changes.
Paul Hardin III professor of law at Duke and son of Bishop Paul Hardin Jr. will become Wofford College president on Sept 1 following Dr. Marsh. He has strong local ties including brother Ed Hardin and sister Mrs. Arthur M. Utley. The town recalls his boyhood here as a minister’s son and the appointment reinforces a family tradition at the Methodist college in Spartanburg.
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