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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1965
Page
3
The piece argues peace moves in Viet Nam are meaningless as the Viet Cong violated 84 truce incidents. No air sorties occurred under good weather, showing stronger U.S. control and suggesting Ho Chi Minh lacks real command. It predicts rapid escalation and a long, costly fight until Hanoi accepts genuine peace.
The Christmas Cheer Fund nears the $7,000 target as belated donations may push it past the mark. Kiwanis started the effort 36 years ago to support the Empty Stocking Fund, with a citizen committee overseeing distribution to welfare groups and families. The Enterprise notes generous showings from banks and many locals brighten homes and children’s Christmases, while volunteers see the need to expand contact with the needy.
A transit strike threat looms as the TWU and Michael J. Quill demand a 32 hour week and heavy pay gains. The cost is debated between $60 million yearly and $680 million for the two year contract, with implications for Lindsay, Wagner, and city finances.
A Milwaukee auto dealer and Jewish refugee Nath aniel Kruglak wrote seven letters to Leonid Brezhnev recalling their boyhood in Kamenskoye Ukrainian town. Kruglak urged the Kremlin leader to end Soviet anti Semitism, noting harsh discipline by the Jewish students and sharing a memory of a cruel inspector. Despite verifications, Brezhnev did not respond as Kruglak warned that anti Semitism endangers Soviet relations and three million Jews.
The New South Furniture Exposition Corporation gains two thirds of a block at South Elm and Commerce and acquires a parking lot on the Willowbrook/E Elm side. The New South Motor Inn will be refurbished with Henredon furnishings after the January market, while a Christmas card note from Winter Park, Florida, and a Memphis tree-delivery story add holiday context as rail-crossing safety and university open discourse are discussed.
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