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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1966
Page
3
An editorials signed requirement is debated as Kentucky moves 62 to 23 in the House. Supporters argue accountability, while critics insist the editorial page would lose its collective voice and resemble individual opinions.
The Johnston County court house incident shows Superior Court Judge James H. Pou Bailey, famed for a quick temper, briefly holding a Smithfield businessman in contempt over blocking a judge’s parking space. The episode drew public notice as a test of sternness versus vindictiveness in the judiciary.
The New York Herald Tribune reports GM’s belated apology to critic Ralph Nader over safety concerns tied to lawsuits. The probe into Nader’s private life was deemed excessive, exposing GM’s overreach and leaving questions about how the findings might have been used.
The FDA under Commissioner James L. Goddard shows vigor in enforcing the drug law. A recent order stops future sale of antibiotic lozenges, which are not harmful but unproven. Since Kefauver’s 1982 revision, the agency has authority to bar untested products yet has been slow to use it. Rigorous enforcement protects health and wallets in a competitive drug market.
The Chattanooga Times reviews the ongoing dispute over whether to spell the country as Vietnam Viet Nam or Viet-Nam. Editors note the difficulty of editing in modern journalism and echo a reader's question on how to discuss the war when the country's name remains unsettled.
The Charlotte News quotes Walter Holmes criticizing fashion designers for exposing too much skin. He argues skirts should be restricted to young rebels and that elegant women will not raise hems, while American women may view such styles as ugly and designers bear the blame.
Fragmentary OCR lists names D A Rawley Mas C Be Lockwood Randall B Terry Joseph P Rawley and others in an unclearRates by Mail notice. The readable portion mentions individuals but lacks context or a complete action.
Senator Klein defends his record against Drew Pearson’s columns, citing seconded praise from John Chamberlain and others, and condemns distortions about his work for Israel and former Nazis. He argues for fair press and requests equal space to present his exoneration before the Senate ethics inquiry.
Editor of The Enterprise laments political spoils in state law enforcement. He recalls J Edgar Hoover’s insistence on removing politics from the FBI and warns North Carolina against partisan manipulation of the State Patrol, citing damaged loyalties and lost expertise including Randall and Lambeth.
The American Bible Society marks its 150th anniversary by urging Christians to join dawn Easter Sunday readings of John chapters 18 19 and 2d. A pocket booklet Come and See offers three versions James Revised Standard Version and New English Bible for group use across churches and public offices.
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