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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1966
Page
4
A Savannah Evening Press piece argues the middle class has faded from debate yet remains vital. It lampoons tax burdens and perks, lists criteria for middle class status, and notes April 15 as the annual reminder of its financial reach in funding government programs.
The Chattanooga Times reflects on 1766 Swedish press law promoting public access to official documents and notes a recent U.S. move to broaden public records accessibility. The piece contrasts freedoms in Sweden with American debates on press rights and national security.
The Daily Mail argues the Supreme Court should balance its focus toward victims of crime who are maimed murdered raped robbed or kidnapped, asserting they have rights to safety and property protection alongside the accused’s constitutional liberties.
Washington Post photos reveal one way glass installed backwards in the Public Health Service building causing a privacy breach. Officials vow to fix the error and complete the installation correctly.
An 1884 established High Point Enterprise publication notes its daily afternoon edition, lists staff members including D. A. Rawley and Mrs. C. H. Lockwood, Randall B. Terry Jr, and Joseph P. Rawley, with the office at 305 307 North Main Street in High Point North Carolina. Peewee nwetene.
Phillips Petroleum, backed by top Washington lobbyists, challenges Justice Department opposition to acquiring Tidewater Oil's West Coast retail outlets. Senate figures and Clark Clifford influence loom large as Katzenbach and Turner reversed face growing pressure. Amid the lobbying, Drew Pearson notes Bagley's NC race and the broader theme of wealth in public service.
At the North Carolina Press Association meeting in Wilmington a memorial honors 18 co workers who died in the past year. The tribute lists names from Fayetteville Asheville Gastonia Winston-Salem Raleigh Southern Pines and other towns, praising their integrity, service, and lasting impact on the press.
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