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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1966
Page
4
North Carolina faces higher milk costs as the Milk Commission approves a two cent per quart rise, pushing producer prices from 6.40 to 6.95 per hundredweight. Farmers wanted 55 cents per hundredweight more. processors lobbied for 25 cents, while retail prices trigger concern over regional fairness and rising production costs.
The piece argues Congress members do not steal money unlawfully but legally take funds for representing big business via law firms. It cites Rep. Harsha and Rep. Chamberlain as examples of conflicts, highlighting law firm clients, gas and transit interests, and the need for disclosure of outside income under proposed reforms.
Voter apathy colors the runoffs with sheriff and 19th Senatorial District races seen as tepid. Only the Fifth Congressional District contest between Bagley and Galifianakis promises real competition, while Eastern resumes full operations next Friday after a brief air service disruption. Robert W. Lindsay sells Emerywood Photographic Studio to Florence Dunbar. Jim Hornaday leaves radio TV repair for WLOS TV work. church sites planned in High Point Fieldcrest area. Principal Raleigh Dingman resigns after 16 years. Donald L. Jordan named Furniture Industry Man of the Year by Chicago. Jaycees report missing Soap Box Derby sign at East Lexington/College.
Governor Moore reveals state has created ready squads of highway patrolmen to address any violence or potential acts of violence. Four SBI agents join the law and order committee while a dozen ready squads are set up with plans to double them. Troopers will be sent into areas where violence appears to be forming to deter disorder.
Editorial on federal use of 15 000 computers worth about 6 billion dollars to process census and tax data. Concerns rise as experts warn electronic dossiers could track Americans, prompting lawmakers Gallagher and Long to open investigations into surveillance risks.
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