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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1966
Page
4
A devotional meditation notes that God created the earth and established the world by wisdom and power. It cites Jeremiah and Benjamin Franklin, asserting that divine notice governs both sparrows and kingdoms and that divine aid is needed for a kingdom to rise.
A call for voters to examine March and April bond referendums on water resources sewer work streets lights and a new city office building and school borrowing. The piece warns to weigh federal state tax changes personal finances and population growth against needed services and prudent borrowing.
The SFMA formed under James T. Ryan and Fred N. Tate to unite Southern furniture makers south of the Ohio and east of the Mississippi. They fought freight-rate discrimination, winning ICC relief that equalized North Carolina rates with Virginia and eastern points. The group expanded to exports, insurance, and market studies, lifting High Point and Southern firms toward national distribution before World War I.
The Rayburn Building named for the late Sam Rayburn faces criticism over cost overruns and construction flaws. Critics tag it Mussolini Modern and report issues such as missing sinks, towel racks, and plumbing defects despite its 8000-seat complex with dining rooms and a gym. Rep. Ayres notes practical problems like hot water from a secretary's toilet seat incident amid ongoing audits.
Drew Pearson reveals Sen. Tom Dodd uses planes from United Aircraft, Kaman Aircraft, McKesson and Robbins and Aerojet for frequent travel between Connecticut and Washington. The stories describe favoritism toward carriers, personal use of corporate jets, and the senator’s connections with defense contractors and space interests.
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