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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
3
A concise quotation by Elbert Hubbard states that true scarcity lies not in ability but in the ability to recognize ability, attributing a refined insight to the American editor and lecturer.
The Soviet Union announces a 15 percent defense budget rise, provoking questions about overextension. Analysts note opaque spending, global arms shipments, and Moscow’s risky pattern of backing conflicts from Egypt and Syria to Cuba and Vietnam, risking domestic discontent as it sustains a costly overseas agenda.
The council laments delays in finding a suitable alternate site for a new Post Office. Despite examining the central business district for over a month, federal officials have not approved any option. One member predicts a resolution within two weeks, urging swift positive action to avoid losing funding and competitiveness.
Editorial argues the so called arts explosion is overstated yet notes rising public engagement. Highlights Mona Lisa attendances, Wyeth retrospectives, CBS prime time focus, and Met Museum expansion plans plus the 1964 National Arts and Cultural Development Act and Lincoln Center developments.
Washington reports Rep. Mendel Rivers uses his chair to push a bill authorizing three U S naval ships to Greece despite State Department and NATO concerns. Fraser Scheuer Vanik oppose. Rivers asserts loans are in U S interests while Greek regime faces international scrutiny.
A new motel operator faced backlash over reserved rooms requiring a $1000 advance payment. After industry officials and civic groups pressed for fair treatment, the management backed away from the policy and will honor reservations at standard rates. The episode spurred calls for respectful visitor practices in markets.
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