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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1965
Page
4
The editorial discusses a bizarre bombing plot to destroy the Statue of Liberty and other symbols. It warns of foreign ideologies and domestic extremists, praises courageous policing, and urges constant vigilance against those who threaten freedom and democratic institutions.
Greensboro voters approve water sewer and street bonds totaling 19 million in a special referendum despite low turnout. The day marks a civic awakening led by young members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, contrasting with earlier rejections and higher turnout in nearby cities.
The piece discusses the United States balance of payments deficit over about 15 years driven by foreign aid and military expenditures abroad. It notes President Johnson's push for voluntary restraint by banks and business, calls for tax changes to promote foreign investments, and mentions Roosa’s view on monetary policy and potential swings in short-term rates.
The High Point Enterprise lists its independence and local office at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with key roles including D A Rawley Mrs R B Terry as presidents and Holt McPherson as editor along with advertising director business manager and circulation manager roles.
A reader denounces Sheriff James G. Clark as a sadist amid alleged abuse of Black students in Selma Alabama and urges editors to speak out against oppression. The letter questions liquor policy and defends drinking, urging concern for integrity and moral choices in North Carolina communities.
Local notes report community groups capping memberships at Executives Club 250 and String and Splinter Club 300 as Vincent Price headlines events. FBI agent Frank Fairchild honored as Lawman of the Year by the Exchange Club amid praise for crime prevention work.
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