Editorial on New York strikes and public safety stance
High Point Enterprise discusses New York strike turmoil led by Michael Quill, condemning his tactics that disrupted subway and bus service. The piece cites a contempt ruling by Justice Abraham N. Geller against Quill and eight aides, urging firm action to protect the public from disruption and potential anarchy.
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New York Transit
Anvil Brand
B.V.D. Corporation
New York
High Point
Farry C. Mills
Anvil
New Year Reflections On Time And Hope Across Cultures
A contemplative piece on why nations mark years differently and how the New Year represents a fresh page. It notes ancient calendars from Greeks Egyptians and various modern starts, then asserts humanity’s power and responsibility as we enter 1966, inviting personal renewal and reflection.
Editorial Research Digging Into The Klan
The House Un-American Activities Committee faces scrutiny over evidence of Ku Klux Klan crimes. Hearings last autumn focused on finances and internal power struggles, with limited digging into broader activities. Upcoming hearings aim to measure progress, while investigators seek independent facts amid Klan silence.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Ku Klux Klan
Edwin I. Willis
D-La
Willis
HUAC
Donald T. Appell
Klan
Charles L. Weltner
D-Ga J
House
Florida
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Virginia
High Point Enterprise publication details and rates
The High Point Enterprise outlines staff roles and publishing details including D A Rawley as president and Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood as secretary treasurer. It lists advertising, circulation, and national advertising representations, plus home delivery contact and subscription rates.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Points N.C
A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Mid East Water Crisis Threatens Israel and Allies
A detailed examination argues water scarcity on the Sea of Galilee could spark a broader Arab-Israeli conflict. It describes Arab and Soviet military buildup, Israel's air and tank inventory, and the strategic stakes as water diversion threats escalate along borders with Egypt, Jordan, and Syria.
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Israel
Sea of Galilee
Christ
es-Navi
al Zstir
Ab Kahir
Eayot
Mediterranean
Iwrael
Col
Nasser
Yemen
Viet Nam
First day 1866 auto tags draw mixed reactions
The new year brings 1866 license plates with a 1 dollar driver education levy and 25 cent parking fee, sparking complaints from buyers who queued at Linda Gordon’s Motor Vehicles office on Washington Drive while stores worry over crowded lots. Civil Defense honors boost WOUP TY coverage. Anvil Brand sale to BVD delays. Founders Life tops $80 million in insurance in force. Christmas decor debate spins Sunday work vs tradition. ski trip hopes and local civic notes fill the page.
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Linda Gordon
Motor Vehicles
Washington Drive
Transford
Landlord
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