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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
4
A historical note juxtaposes Job 9 35 with Gen Douglas MacArthur declaring only the unafraid deserve life. The pair underscores courage in faith and military leadership.
The new High Point police chief Laurie Pritchett declares a tough, fair, and disciplined approach. He vows honest law enforcement, zero tolerance for brutality, and demands accountability from all officers, while urging citizen cooperation to reach higher standards.
Editorial notes that over 750,000 Parisians leave the city the first weekend of August and many businesses shut for a four week vakantie. Tourists, especially Americans and West Germans, flood in, straining service trades while Renault and other auto makers revert to August closures.
Drew Pearson analyzes how Johnson and Wilson face the same inflationary trap, needing wage restraint despite strong labor pressure. He cites Wirtz, Morse, Califano, and Meany, detailing labor’s shifting stance, strikes, and political ties shaping policy in the United States and Britain.
High Point Enterprise staff roles listed include President Mrs C H Lockwood and Randall B Terry as vice president and GM Joseph Rawley as treasurer Secretary Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown managing editor C W Patterson Jr advertising director W W Idol Jr business and circulation managers noted.
Dr Hart highlights a Journal of the American Dental Association study comparing High Point and Greensboro seventh graders. In fluoridated High Point 40.9 percent had acceptable occlusion versus 28.9 percent in nonfluoridated Greensboro, showing lower malocclusion with water fluoridation.
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