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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1975
Page
2
An OCR fragment lists the High Point Enterprise staff and roles including Ray as president and co publisher, Randall B. David A. Raley Jr as vice president and general manager, Mrs. C. H. Locley as co publisher, Nood as vice president, and Joe Brown as editor, with a date of Friday June 27 1975.
The General Assembly enacted a law to treat third and subsequent PJC judgments within five years as convictions if used repeatedly by a repeat traffic offender. Critics warned it narrows judicial latitude, but supporters say it promotes equal treatment under the law and reduces scofflaw benefits. Johnston County Senator Edward Renfrew introduced the measure.
The piece notes Indira Gandhi's move to jail over 600 political opponents and impose press censorship after a court conviction. It contrasts her history with the courts and describes a civil disobedience campaign, suspension of civil rights, and concerns over democratic freedoms.
A North Carolina bill to ban showing X rated movies on drive in screens visible from highways failed in a House committee. The move followed a Florida ordinance ruling unconstitutional and mirrored local debates near King Archdale about Tar Heel Drive-In visibility. The state still lacks a definitive obscenity test for such screenings under existing law.
Economists expect fiscal 1976 to outpace 1975 as indicators improve. Housing starts jump 14.2 percent in May while May industrial output drops 0.3 percent, feeding cautious optimism amid budget battles between President Ford and Congress over spending. Analysts warn forecasts rest on uncertain policy moves and Fed money supply. The mood hinges on federal action and potential deficits.
Carla Hills says she aims to be the best HUD secretary, not the best woman secretary, drawing on law and diverse experiences. Prince Norodom Sihanouk says he will retire from public service after the Khmer Rouge completes a power transition, noting potential clashes in sharing power.
A long discussion on Kennedy era actions and Diem's 1963 death traces a web of CIA contingency plots and diplomatic choices. It notes Kennedy did not order Diem killed, cites internal memos from Hilsman and Rusk, and describes the tense dispute at the Saigon embassy between Lodge and Harkins amid a coup.
The Art Buchwald column recounts Sam Giancana, a Chicago crime figure, dying quietly after a gun attack. CIA insiders praise his patriotism and discuss his recruitment, hit ideas, and frustrations, portraying a mythical spy-gangster who fed plans to topple Castro.
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