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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues 116 million would be eligible to vote in November, but turnout depends on registration, laws, and mobilization. It notes potential for a record turnout, driven by issues including labor and African American participation, and asserts democracy thrives when eligible voters participate.
A Columbia University study finds poorer households pay more for food due to higher operating costs, shoplifting risks, vandalism, and smaller purchase sizes. Supermarkets avoid impoverished areas, shifting costs to limited clientele, while subsidies could balance the imbalance.
Editorial notes the 21st anniversary of the atomic bomb test at Alamogordo and asks if the Atomic Age has truly matured beyond a numeric milestone. It traces the Manhattan Project from Los Alamos to Groves and Truman, notes postwar French and Red Chinese developments, and warns of unchecked spread and youth exposure.
Major General Julius Klein, longtime West German client lobbyist, returns to the United States for next week’s Senate Ethics Committee hearings. He refuses to name other contributors and hints he will not answer, risking contempt. The piece links Klein to Rheinmetall and Jacob Javits amid restitution disputes and cites Globke’s role in Nazi-era racial laws.
Mrs. W. R. McKenzie recalls the Badin Powell camp where 213 Scouts learn crafts and ideals. Letters from Bill and Jackie Hawks describe YMCA World Youth Conference in Stavanger Norway with tours to Oslo, Copenhagen, Amsterdam and Berlin and encounters with Norwegians and fellow youths.
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