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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1966
Page
4
Lou Harris's latest poll shows vast majority support immediate escalation if Ho Chi Minh rejects peace offers. Public sentiment is militant yet seeks honorable peace, ready for all-out bombings or doubled U.S. troop commitments, or both, to prevent a Communist take-over.
A teenage patient named Steve receives 11 pints of blood during surgery to repair a smashed liver after a bullet injury. Household donors from the Ilderton family and friends, plus High Point College students and workers from Globe Furniture and Thomas Car Works, contribute to the lifesaving effort as community members respond to the medical emergency. The family expresses deep gratitude while Steve shows cautious progress with hope for recovery.
Federal officials press for higher highway taxes after the Highway Research Board meeting. Congress must act to finance the 41,000 mile system as costs rise. President Johnson proposed heavier use charges, truckers oppose major truck costs, and timing pushes back the 1972 completion to 1975.
Editorial notes most provisions of the Drug Abuse Control Act of 1965 go into effect Tuesday, expanding federal regulation of depressants and stimulants like barbiturates and amphetamines. The measure targets psychotoxic drugs not defined as narcotics, strengthens enforcement, and requires registration and compliance with Health, Education and Welfare rules.
Sen Tom Dodd arrives in Germany amid a staged welcome by Julius Klein backers while carrying secret letters aimed at shaping Klein’s image before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. A Frankfurt consul and Klein aides clash with embassy staff as Dodd heads to Bonn with briefs from Klein and his Washington office.
Editor cites Humane Society files on William Miller’s McConnellsburg farm selling dogs to labs. Claims cruelty fines and calls Rogers bill H.R. 10049 a needed legal tool. Expresses concern humans vs beasts and condemns ongoing brutality. Letter by Elizabeth Bowne Wall.
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