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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1967
Page
4
A brief meditation reflects on Job 3 17 and quotes Publius Ovid. It notes that God gave man an upright countenance to survey the heavens and gaze at the stars, inviting contemplation.
Interpol urged tighter firearm rules after a Kyoto meeting of 175 delegates and 40 observers from 69 countries. Officials from Britain Ceylon Denmark Japan Malaysia Sweden and Switzerland described licensing or club membership as prerequisites to gun ownership. The piece argues for stronger limits to reduce firearm crime and criticizes gun manufacturers for lobbying against reform.
North Carolina banks push into the billion dollar class led by NCNB while Wachovia and First Union National Bank expand assets. The vibrant, competitive state banking scene reflects strong deposits, loan activity, and regional leadership in the Southeast as institutions adapt to growing customer demands.
Editorial notes state governors will spend nine days on the ocean liner Independence for their annual conference. Critics fear the luxury cruise amid urban riot concerns while governors discuss federal state relations and block grants. Governor Ralph Paiewonsky oversees discussions as William Guy chairs the event.
Drew Pearson outlines rounds of debate over the Office of Economic Opportunity and a proposed reorganization bill. He notes Republicans favor renaming and shifting functions, while Democrats spar, and Speaker McCormack blocks reform amid Capitol Hill power plays.
Trustees meeting at the Executive Mansion in Raleigh with Governor Moore includes proposed faculty salary increases averaging $1,200 and tuition hikes for students to fund rises. A new girls’ dormitory bid at $629,950 aims to house 130 more residents and be ready next fall.
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