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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1967
Page
4
A church greeting quotes Hebrews 13 8 affirming Christ as unchanging and enduring. It notes that empires founded on force collapse while those grounded in trust in Christ endure as guided by Joseph R Sizoo the American clergyman who cites faith over force.
Maryland Senator Joseph Tydings argues at the Southern Governors meeting in Asheville against a constitutional convention, warning of dangers to the one person one vote principle and minority rights. The piece defends the First Amendment amid debates over Viet Nam and Supreme Court excesses.
Former mayor Carson Stout urged Archdale Trinity Lions Club to lead a civic program to improve sewer and water services as Interstate 85 opens vast development. Rockingham counties Leaksville Spray and Draper voted to form Eden city of 20 000 to coordinate growth. High Point has water and sewage capacity for the area and would only annex if asked by residents. Cooperation offers faster cheaper services than resistance.
Editorial notes that more than three quarters of colleges raise charges for the upcoming year with increases of 5 to 9 percent. Cites Life Insurance Management Association data showing median rises from $47 to $167. average costs for in state and out of state students. private and selective institutions higher. Describes added expenses, federal funding, and proposed "learn now pay later" student loan ideas shaping future affordability.
Intelligence bulletins describe Castro backed guerrilla efforts in Bolivia Venezuela and Nicaragua failing to gain ground while Che Guevara was named in Bolivia. The piece notes uranium mine dangers with Walter Reuther and Leo Goodman clashing with Rep Holifield over testimony and mine ventilation costs.
Lt. Gen. Victor H. Krulak nicknamed The Brute commands all Marines from Vietnam to Korea and San Diego. As Commandant Fleet Marine Pacific he oversees 75,000 in Vietnam and 35,000 in Korea, with 49 Vietnam trips in two years and three of his sons serving there. He is a potential top Marine commander despite limited headlines.
A short devotional poem asserts unwavering belief in God beyond scientific or doctrinal changes. It proclaims trust in a supreme Creator, enduring regardless of progress or fading superstition, and declares the Maker’s eternal sovereignty.
Realtor seeks move of the new Post Office to a different block arguing it boosts investment potential while officials clash over site viability amid legal threats to urban renewal. Jamestown gears for Dr Austin Fortney clinic project with tenants Mann Drug and Winn-Dixie. Mercury Club to host Japanese ambassador boxing at High Point College Alumni gym on Oct 21. Westchester Academy opens with 70 students as fund drive seeks $100,000. Rotary horse show planned Oct 7 with rain date Oct 14 to aid youth, plus a nationwide health survey next week on immunizations and employment data.
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