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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1967
Page
3
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Baltimore battles a Moscow editorial calling it a city of sin. The Baltimore Sun mocks Sigmund Bronyarek and his critique, cataloging local vice venues along Baltimore Street and noting past efforts to clean up the block amid urban renewal talks.
Dr Theo Sommer foreign editor of Die Zeit told the Banff Conference that ten years ago Europeans were confident about a united Europe. He now argues there is no automatic spillover from economic to political unity and that political unity will take much longer, unlikely in the 1970s.
Editorial Research Boston notes Boston will hold a nonpartisan mayoral primary Tuesday with ten of twenty six candidates still in the race. Louise Day Hicks faces Edward Logue Kevin White and other contenders as Boston weighs school busing and governance amid a history of fractious politics and reform debates.
The High Point Enterprise lists its established year, contact address, and key executives including President Mrs. C H Lockwood, Vice-President Randall B Terry, Treasurer Joseph P Rawley, Secretary Holt McPherson, and circulation manager Charles B Torin among others.
Drew Pearson reports the crime prevention measure is bogged down between Senate support and House opposition led by Dixiecrats and GOP moderates. Attorney General Ramsey Clark backs federal funds with city led administration while Southern lawmakers push state control to avoid hiring Black officers. The piece notes state readiness, city policing needs, and a history of Negro officers in Atlanta.
A column traces antiwar sentiment in Vietnam rhetoric and a major brokerage reshuffle as Thomson & McKinnon reopens an office in High Point with ex Powell, Kistler staff joining. Details include Ed Lowry's golfing trip, Marguerite McClure’s Sky Room plans, and Jaycees banquet invitations.
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