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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1966
Page
4
President Johnson faces inflation as Bethlehem Steel raises about five dollars a ton for structural steel shapes and piling to cover higher mill time costs. Ackley declares the rise inflationary while the president calls it unwarranted as the nation weighs rising prices and interest rate hikes.
A Sunday sermon urges backward reflection on past years to fuel forward progress. The speaker cites Daniel and Lot's wife contrasts, recalls national founders and reformers, and invokes Faith of our fathers to stress humility, gratitude, and steadfast values for 1966.
A North Carolina writer argues against rushing to peace in Vietnam and questions the justification for U S involvement. He cites treaties with allies and a rising domestic burden while noting global criticism and the unstable South Vietnamese government. The piece quotes Staff Sergeant Ralph E Sprinkle from a local letter.
Miss Genevieve Moore leads a charity card drive, sending artistic cards to Samarcand retraining center girls for room decoration. The program spreads to other schools, with the Chamber of Commerce aiding and acceptances at Hillcrest and C of C offices. Dr. Karl Shepard returns to practice amid New Year wishes.
Leon Dennen outlines a leaning of 1966 toward Western gains. He cites increased US support to South Vietnam, rising Western prosperity, and Communist setbacks in Indonesia Algeria Congo Sudan and Europe. He notes Sino Soviet tensions and Cuba’s weakened influence, warning 1966 won’t bring peace.
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