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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1966
Page
3
The motorist coalition argues for mandatory federal safety standards to supplant state rules. They warn cars lack essential safety gear and note drivers fund billions in fuel taxes, urging consistent safety focus across industry, government, and law enforcement. The stance reflects rising concern over traffic deaths and injuries.
A discussion argues that no sanctuary will be tolerated for Communist planes in the North Korea air war. It warns that striking a Chinese base could be a dangerous trap, stressing restraint and vigilance against a cruel enemy exploiting any weakness.
A lively survey of 1960s style notes bold outfits including paper dresses from Scott Paper, leather and metal accents, wide five inch ties, capes and boots, and denim disaster cuts. The piece contrasts youth trend optimism with mature fashion asserting provocative cutouts and see through accents while noting early boutique and department store responses.
Dre w Pearson argues the United States could stabilize tin prices by selling 14 000 tons to meet world shortage. He warns selling 28 000 tons would depress prices harming Bolivia Indonesia Thailand and Malaysia and helping domestic steel users and Johnsons balance of payments. He notes Bolivia Indonesia and other nations rely on U S tin and aid. He also covers safety in auto industry and Bobby Kennedy ducking a political question.
At Fort Benning Georgia a group of 50 Civilian Aides observed Viet Nam demonstrations showing infantry readiness and village aid. Generals Johnson and Williamson praised the troops for professionalism, medical aid, water projects, and village support while recounting a realistic Bravo assault and night defense exercise.
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