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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
4
New York ends the transit strike but the toll remains high with public inconvenience and a billion dollars in lost activity. President Johnson condemns the settlement as violating wage price guidelines while adviser Gardner Ackley says the Transit Union contrasts with unions acting in the public interest.
North Carolina's two senators clash on term length with Sealer Kim J. Ervin Jr opposing four year terms and Senator Everett Jordan backing biennial elections. Ervin argues Congress should be responsive to voters and cites Federalist authors on elected accountability despite the hardship of more frequent elections.
In Nazareth the editor notes Arab residents largely communist and critical of Israel. He cites military rule affecting Arabs, land expropriation, and closures, with protests and arrests highlighting tensions shaping IsraelArab relations and Western peacemaking prospects.
Holt McPherson announces a traffic signal control course at Winston Salem January 25 to 27 to help municipalities upgrade traffic engineering. The piece urges better driver awareness, potential auto inspection, and planning to ease overloaded streets.
The piece explores how truces differ from lasting peace amid the Tet pause in Vietnam. It notes Viet Cong initiative, Saigon and U S reactions, and the potential for a longer halt to bombing to signal dialogue or simply delay escalation.
The author critiques the Grand Dragon of North Carolina's Ku Klux Klan for alleged perjury in a divorce case. He questions the justice of pursuing a man over marital lies while noting broader issues of divorce laws and press involvement, and reflects on libel and slander law as a newspaper.
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