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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1965
Page
4
A biblical verse on Abraham obeying God’s call and leaving for an unseen inheritance, paired with a Roosevelt maxim about doubts limiting tomorrow’s realization. The pair presents guidance on faith and confidence.
A U S air battle over North Vietnam ends with two F105 jets shot down by MIGs near Hanoi. The incident raises questions about surprise tactics, pilot safety, and the Viet Cong’s hit and run methods used to terrify ground and air forces. The attack underscores the need for heightened caution in future air operations.
The 1965 off year vote nears in many states with mayoral and council races. In Los Angeles a non partisan primary features incumbent Yorty James Roosevelt and Patrick McGee as contenders. Roosevelt has AFL CIO backing and local issues predominate over national mood.
An editorial survey traces Comsat's Early Bird launch, stock activity, and governance under the 1962 act. It notes a volatile market response from $20 offering to above three times price, plans for a global system, and proposed designs and costs while flagging government role and international partners.
The notice outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with home delivery and mail options, and indicates a 3 percent sales tax in North Carolina. It warns that The Associated Press is for reproduction and is subject to state act provisions, and that High Point Enterprise is not responsible for advance subscription payments to carriers or representatives.
Henry Cathcart reports on a Senate subcommittee hearing where the National Association of Letter Carriers protests Post Office spying on workers. Keating cites multiple surveillance methods, argues spies aren’t needed, and recounts a spider web business supplying Army uses.
The Supreme Court ruled that a state criminal defendant has the right to confront his accuser, a principle long evolving since the Bill of Rights. The Pointer case highlighted the shift from federal to incorporation of the Sixth Amendment through the 14th Amendment, ending a centuries long debate.
The article reviews the expansion of constitutional protections from federal to state courts starting with the 1906 Fifth Amendment issue and the 1963 Gideon decision guaranteeing counsel for the poor. It notes Justice Brennan's 1980s ruling and recent events in a Texas case where a lawyer could not question an accuser.
A column reflecting on typographical errors in local papers cites a $468 million misprint and a postponed John Kenneth Galbraith lecture. It also recalls Harrison Salisbury’s visit, Dr. J. D. Bulla, and a Rolls Royce party tale involving George W. Lyles Jr and friends traveling to Charlotte for a Newcomen Society dinner.
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