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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1966
Page
3
The N C Biblical Recorder notes the sudden death of Dr Furman P Covington of Thomasville at age 51. His funeral sermon by Pastor Woodrow W Hill praised his compassion and ministry like the Good Physician. His loss leaves a hard to fill professional vacancy for many families who depended on him.
The dispatch from Comrade Stumirkov to Moscow claims the University of North Carolina is “jumping” as Governor and trustees clash with students and professors. It mocks Aptheker and previews John Birch Society leader Robert Welch slated to speak, predicting months of upheaval.
The Southern Regional Education Board names its journalism fellowships after Mark Ethridge, honoring decades of courageous, honest reporting. His work in Macon Richmond and Louisville set a high standard, and UNC will host his seminar in retirement.
In a Des Moines Register piece, the column argues the United States cares not for presidential style. It notes Herbert Hoover and Harry Truman wore ordinary clothes while President Johnson’s attire is described as Texan. It adds American fashion is set by women, with wives holding veto power in the U.S. system.
Drew Pearson notes Army officers warn a single spy could cripple the $20 billion Nike-X anti-missile project by compromising top secret computer programs. The column cites a Betts study and questions Florida crime corruption notes linked to law enforcement and public officials.
Governor Dan Moore and First Lady hosted a social luncheon for about a dozen editors at the Executive Mansion on Thursday. The gathering aimed to ease press relations as Moore highlights his governing program. Guests included Perry Morgan of the Charlotte News and Dave Gillespie of the Charlotte Observer, with praise for Mrs. Moore’s mansion tour and the fireside bathroom anecdote.
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