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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1966
Page
4
France's President Charles de Gaulle blasts U S Viet Nam policy in a sharp note believed to condemn bombing and question American strategy. He sends a contrasting letter to Ho Chi Minh, raising questions about Paris influence and leadership amid historic defat in Viet Nam.
A four year study of delinquents on Long Island finds wealthy families influence youths through boasting about shady conquests and carefree behavior. Norma Epstein reports middle class fathers equate masculinity with delinquency and model lax responsibility, prompting teens to imitate wealth and risk.
U S Chamber of Commerce President Robert P. Gerholz urged High Point to lead space age development. The meeting featured the unveiling of a new diamond flag symbolizing the city story and included tributes to Prof Carey W Carrick and others, with notes on Lyndon Johnson and Dr Wernher Von Braun interactions in Washington.
Editorial tribute notes Truman signed the 1946 act on Feb 20 marking two decades of economic policy aimed at maximum employment. It outlines how the act shaped economic reporting, planning, and the shift from guaranteed jobs to broader goals while noting four recessions and rising living costs.
A collection of letters rails at reckless driving and speed as a danger to life. One writer praises a UNC decision to invite a controversial speaker, while urging students to seek informed, balanced views on communism and Vietnam.
Editorial questions Academic freedom versus responsibility as Duke University considers allowing Herbert Aptheker to speak on campus. The piece debates whether the decision aligns with scholarly openness or political neutrality and campus standards.
The Enterprise editor notes an enclosed letter supporting Governor Moore. Enclosure appears under the name Irene S. Lambeth. The item emphasizes continued backing for the governor.
A reader laments media influence on voting and criticizes Lyndon B. Johnson's Vietnam decisions. The letter accuses the Johnson administration of erratic leadership and questions troop levels while noting soldiers’ needs and public confusion.
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