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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1965
Page
4
A Dag Hammarskjöld quote warns against earthly tests before progress. It urges keeping eyes on the distant horizon to find the right path and steady forward movement.
The piece argues Moscow used the Berlin Bundestag meeting to probe U S resolve and to press East German anger by repeatedly interrupting the autobahn. It notes Marshal Grechko’s East Berlin appearance and cautions that nuclear power must not be used against minor provocations. It urges maintaining air corridors to prevent a land lifeline blackout.
The piece notes the IRS uses informers to aid tax collection and paid $565,000 to 822 tipsters last year. Informers act from patriotism, duty or a sense of fairness. It argues honest reporting with solid data helps ensure sound sleep during tax season.
The essay recalls how a boycott has been called a bludgeon weapon and warns of risks and legal limits. It cites King’s approach and critics Whitney Young Jr and John Herling, notes Alabama cases and Wall Street views, and traces boycott history from Ireland to the Boston Tea Party and WWII precedents.
President Johnson’s nationwide broadcast signals a softer stance on starting peace talks with North Viet Nam. He stated talks should proceed without preconditions, while bombs would continue, drawing both praise and criticism at home and abroad for the shift.
The piece argues world hopes for negotiations are naive as China rejects Johnson’s stance and North Vietnam stays silent. It suggests the South Vietnamese largely back neither side, exposing U S failures to win popular anti Communist support and questions if Washington focused too much on leaders rather than people.
Quotes from Malaysian Premier Rahman and others discuss the risk of Communist gain if Malaysia and Thailand face a dispute. Sister Francetta Barberis signals a shift as she plans to join the War on Poverty. A mild U S setback in 1966 is suggested amid debates on tax cuts and the boom.
A wartime tax poem laments April deductions as relief seems distant. A High Point hospital buys a cardiac care monitor donated by the Women's Guild, enabling safer heart operations with rapid rhythm correction. Club policy changes limit guest cards during April furniture show. Chamber of Commerce seeks $30,000 in subscriptions. Greensboro and High Point leaders advocate zoning on the Greensboro Road and call for traffic safety in Chestnut Ferndale area after a serious school zone incident.
U S planners note Hanoi uses hit and run air tactics similar to ground methods with Red planes hovering to pick off patrols before retreating. The response calls for intensified pilot drills for Mig 15 and 17 engagements and strong on site radar surveillance to detect fast attacking aircraft.
Analysis argues for deploying EC-121 Warning Stars to Viet Nam to vector F-4C Phantoms against MiGs during hit-and-run raids. It notes EC-121 range and vulnerability, demands fighter protection layers above clouds, and criticizes F-105s’ slow bombing runs under cloud cover.
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