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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1966
Page
6
Teamster boss James R. Hoffa seeks broad new authority to push multi area nationwide contracts aimed at grocery chains and dairy firms, risking higher food costs as housewives resist inflation and tribute demands. Hoffa's push follows a Miami impasse over his pay and possible prison fate, portraying a volatile confrontation with public opinion.
Regional trade shows mix with cultural events in North Carolina as the Summer Furniture Market draws crowds, air conditioning advances shoppers, and Salem College hosts World Friends meetings. A 50th anniversary celebration for Callie Dunlap and A Lee Gibson drew 500 guests, while local humor and a ge neral interest in politics punctuated the weekend activity. The Restless Ones plays at High Point College Auditorium for a week starting Thursday.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. pushes for a coalition of conscience to bridge the rift between black power advocates and moderates. Floyd McKissick signals willingness to work with King, despite CORE troubles, as the movement shifts toward education legislation voting and self-help. Kings Chicago rally faced low turnout amid humid weather and mixed attitudes toward nonviolence.
Editorial notes that the Soviet Union agreed on June 17 to begin work on a treaty for peaceful space use with the United States and the United Nations. It compares proposals to the Antarctica treaty and discusses aims to bar military use of the moon and celestial bodies, with cooperation on weather satellites and space science.
Michael V. O’Hare, a former Dodd staffer, claims he removed documents from Dodd’s office to expose grave misconduct. The remarks come amid a secret New York hearing and ongoing scrutiny of oversight and whistleblower actions within the Senate.
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