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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1965
Page
4
Reported statements by Allen Dale Kuhn threaten to name everyone involved unless the remaining stolen gems are returned. The DeLong Ruby remains missing as nine of fifteen jewels have surfaced, with detectives weighing plea deals and possible further arrests in the Miami investigation.
National figures show a 15.5 percent employment increase from 1950 to 1960 amid chronic postwar unemployment. The Far West and Southwest lead growth while the Plains lag, as more 18-year-olds enter the labor market, signaling tight shortages despite overall gains.
The piece discusses the Christian Crusade led by Rev Billy James Hargis seeking tax exemption rulings and potentially appealing to higher authorities. It notes predicted costs and reduced charitable deductions for donors, mentions a 1962 political conference in Washington, and cites broader questions about tax exemptions for political activities by foundations and organizations on both left and right. It references Buckley and the National Council of Churches, along with the John Birch Society's stance.
The High Point Enterprise lists advertising rates and notes on distribution and billing. It states that The Associated Press content is used for local news reproduction and outlines postal and carrier arrangements.
Henry Cathcart reports on President Johnson's State of the Union, praising its breadth across education medical care for the aged and tax cuts while noting likely limits on Taft Hartley repeal and a stalled super speed rail plan. Doar named civil rights chief. Paris gossip warns of discreet diplomatic wiretaps.
A reader critiques President Johnson's state of the union claims while railing against amnesia and sleepwalking as evils not cured. The letter predicts payoffs for King and Reuther, warns of repeal of right to work laws, and laments loss of freedoms amid immigration and unemployment concerns.
Ternon-A Pinkerton security operator has been engaged to enforce visitation regulations at High Point Memorial Hospital. He backs the Red Cross Gray Ladies to curb boorish behavior and indecent language, aiming to clear corridors and support doctors who seek stricter rules for patient welfare.
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