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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1965
Page
4
Mayor Stout presents a three page plan to keep High Point on a forward track addressing street development zoning slum prevention and civic blight. He urges bond program approval federal state and county funding and organized citizen committees to guide major development with unity and action to meet growth potential.
A Fifth Grade school verse on Christmas introduces a page of local notes. Sheriff Clayton Jones shifts from Republican to Democrat amid critique of his tenure and private work. Frank Brown reports progress at New Life Homes and reveals AA club hours. Ground-breaking for Wesley Memorial Church planned. Grace Line ship Santa Rosa hosts furniture group lunch voyage to New York.
Republican Representative James T. Broyhill of Lenoir warns that reapportionment may shift NC districts toward population centers, potentially yielding more GOP congressmen. He notes past line realignments produced two Republicans, not one, and sees this as aiding his rise in Congress.
Editorial notes that after years of opposition the medical profession and insurance industry prepare for the Medicare program starting July 1. AMA shifts to rule making and cooperation with government while insurers rethink policies and adjust premiums as hospitals nursing homes and doctors prepare for new federal coverage of ages 64 and up and optional $3 monthly payment for doctor bills.
Drew Pearson exposes a web of influence involving John Kirwan and his father Representative Mike Kirwan in a bid to reinstate Virgin Islands wool quota. Attorney Paul McGowan sought a $100,000 fee with a $5,000 retainer amid promises of high-level access and dinner with McCormack, while Mrs. Blumberg faced a deadline for payment. The piece hints at conflicts of interest and political pressure shaping trade advantages.
Eula Clark questions whether mis operations are designed in Moscow and argues that the nation fights unwinnable wars. She says Americans are manipulated into costly conflicts like Korea and Vietnam, fearing a decisive loss.
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