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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
4
Gov Dan Moore says protest of National Guard riot training shows no understanding of the drill. About 70 demonstrators led by Howard Fuller picketed in Durham for an hour as police watched the seven block area. The drill aims to prepare guardsmen for civil unrest and protect law abiding citizens from riot excesses.
Raleigh Durham Airport Authority outlines a $22.6 million jet air terminal project set to boost passenger flow sixfold and cargo tenfold over twenty years. The plan hinges on $10 million bonds from Wake and Durham counties for operation by 1970 or 1971, while Greensboro area airports must align with mainline service growth.
Editorial argues governors shield Guard from DoD merger attempts while Congress stalls a 1966 merger bill. Vance cites Detroit riots failures, calls for written orders, better riot control training, and scrutiny of recruitment of Negroes. Cantwell urges renewed fitness and civil force policies.
Ronald Reagan returns to Eureka College Illinois to dedicate a library highlighting his rise from B picture actor to potential presidential candidate. The piece recalls his Eureka student strike leadership and his shifting political stance from left to right, with anecdotes on colleagues and allies across parties.
A vintage Chester Cathedral prayer frames self care as Architecture progress at High Point Memorial Hospital advances Stage One enlargements with hopes for the ICU and Jack Burris Heart Center. A tri city benefit auction in Thomasville funds a deaf preschool.
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