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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
4
The North Carolina Supreme Court rules brown-bagging illegal, bringing liquor policy to the fore for the next General Assembly. Debates over liquor sale rules, mixing prohibition with on-site consumption, and whether to tighten or loosen laws promise a major legislative battleground. The piece urges fairness and practical solutions to avoid inconsistent enforcement.
The piece argues Mao is being deified in China as the Red Guards purge Western elements. Anna Louise Strong predicts Mao will live 50 more years, while critics link the revolution to a cult of the individual and Marxist revisionism.
The nation faces a growing economic imbalance in 1966 with inflation rising fast and housing lows. The outlook for 1967 hinges on President Johnson's decision on raising income taxes to align fiscal and monetary policy, amid bipartisan debate and shifts between New Economics and classical views.
In Washington the U N says Israel faces an ominous border with the Arab states. The piece outlines vast Soviet and Arab air and tank power and Israel’s relative weakness, plus Rabin’s view on how modern weapons complicate defense and the danger of rapid escalation.
The High Court restricts alcohol storage to home use and bars club sales as lawmen prepare raids on unpermitted venues. The shift follows a rebounding campaign stance and a broader push for civic compliance amid United Fund shortfalls and business redevelopment around Elm Street and local manufacturers.
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