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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1966
Page
3
Quote attribution notes William James, an American psychologist, on spending life for something that endures beyond one’s own years. The line reflects a philosophy of lasting impact and meaningful work.
Lou Harris is cited showing the public trusts business more than three decades ago, due to better know how and innovation. The poll also finds government as a necessary partner to keep the economy functioning, with public confidence in both sectors rising. The piece notes strong public support for capable government leadership matching private enterprise.
Editorial notes the Postal Savings System liquidation begins on Wednesday and credits FDIC with ending it. It recalls the system's aim to help small savers, its growth to millions of depositors, and the shift to private banking as a more efficient print in history, concluding with a remark on government exiting business.
Drew Pearson reports behind the scenes of the Tom Dodd investigation with FBI involvement and witness pressure. He alleges witnesses faced harassment, job threats, and cross examination over documents, while noting ties between Lyndon Johnson, J. Edgar Hoover, and Dodd. The piece casts the probe as a Washington power play with political favors shaping access and outcomes.
The piece reflects rising costs in hospitals and parking improvements around a furniture market. It cites Fortune’s survey showing 8 percent of 400 leaders expect sales to rise and 7 percent GDP growth for 1966, with Viet Nam war concerns and inflation as major worries. It also honors Dr. William Whatley Pierson for elevating UNC Chapel Hill journalism and notes upcoming lectures, seminars, and new faculty hires impacting education and industry across North Carolina and Indiana.
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