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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
3
A sad statistic highlights Guilford’s drinking culture and urges the profits from liquor to fund rehabilitation and education. The piece argues for a local rehabilitation center funded by liquor revenues to police illicit sales, aid victims, and deter future drinkers, challenging taxpayer burdens.
Arnold J Koonce was elevated at Winston Salem Coliseum to Grand Master of North Carolina Masonry in a colorful public ceremony. A former High Point mayor and longtime community leader, he brings decades of service in business religion and fraternal life to the role. He has served as a trustee of High Point College and as a Sunday School teacher at First Methodist Church, with involvement in forming Hiram Lodge and housing Masonry operations in a new Temple on South Main Street.
The Portland Oregonian notes fierce exchanges between Maoism and Brezhnevism, each side accusing the other of adventurism, splittism, Trotskyism, nationalism, dogmatism and great-power chauvinism. It says both camps cling to ismism while professing doctrine and fighting imperialism and colonialism. There is also a sense of mesmerism in the dispute.
Editorial notes J William Fulbright lecture at Johns Hopkins as South Viet Nam politics hinge on Tri Quang a key Buddhist leader blamed for Diem’s overthrow and seen as a potential veto in any settlement. The piece sketches Tri Quang’s background, ideology, and influence on Saigon’s nationalist mood.
Washington columnist recounts a Democratic primary battle in Cleveland between Rep. Michael Feighan and state legislator Michael Sweeney. Feighan faces questions over allies, travel junkets, and votes on civil rights immigration and education, amid critiques of his stance on Jews and anti Semitism.
Editor Joe Brown relays a field report from New York with Powell Kistler Pershing & Co. and Pershing Co. analysts. They discuss inflation fears, tax outlook, credit tightening, mortgage money shortages, and bullish yet cautious views on the US economy. They note heavy trading, respect for informed investing, and warnings against speculative gambling on Wall Street.
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