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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1965
Page
4
Editorial urges High Point residents to assess progress, vote thoughtfully in the upcoming primary and June liquor referendum, and unite to advance the city. It notes political bickering, urban renewal progress, and the need to select capable leaders while aiming for an All-America city.
A college student explains funding herself while others protest the White House antiwar demonstrations. The piece argues the United States must stay involved abroad and warns withdrawal could threaten global positions and national living standards.
Editorial notes Ford of Canada will ship 400 cars monthly to upper New York dealers while Chrysler of Canada plans 80 000 exports in 1966. The Johnson Pearson accord aims to ease duties, with Canada and the United States sharing a growing automotive trade that now totals about 700 million dollars annually.
The High Point Enterprise outlines mail and home delivery rates including three and six month options. It warns that carriers and dealers are independent contractors and that the paper is not responsible for advance payments. The Associated Press rights and post office classifications are noted.
The author argues Reconstruction was a punitive effort against the South, condemns whitewashing its record, and notes lingering bitterness after the Civil War. He recounts Jefferson Davis, Johnston, Breckinridge, and Sherman, recalling surrender, imprisonment, and questions of Southern self determination. Bruce Catton is named as a respected commentator.
Washington editorial notes two dozen federal judge vacancies raise backlog across district and appeals courts. It discusses delaying senatorial recommendations, possible 41 new judgeships, and regional impacts in the Fifth and Sixth Circuits amid growing caseloads and political contention.
North Carolina figures dominated the ASNE gathering as James E Webb outlined NASA space plans. Miles H Wolff and Vermont C Royster chaired transitions to the Washington Hilton and Jim Webb warned on space funding, while technical mishaps with microphones tested the host’s patience.
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