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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1965
Page
4
Governor Moore opposes whisky by the drink while urging restraint and condemning rising liquor control bills. The piece discusses taxes, abolition of capital punishment, and North Carolina’s ongoing fight with illicit distilling and calls for modern legal liquor production.
J. D. Bassett Sr., 98, Virginia farm boy who built Bassett Furniture Industries into the nation’s largest wooden furniture producer, died after decades of leadership. The Bassett empire, seven plants strong, posted last year’s sales of 82.9 million dollars. He guided expansion from a small start to a regional powerhouse and influenced Southern furniture groups.
The piece argues Soviet leaders seek to fracture unity with China while courting Western and Eastern European communist parties. It notes delays to a drafting conference, shifts in relations after Khrushchev’s dismissal, and ongoing disputes over ideology, economy, territory, and strategy.
The page lists the High Point Enterprise staff including Charles B Loflin Holt McPherson E Brown Tresan as editor and business manager. It notes Associated Press membership, postal details, and distribution terms with payment responsibilities and advertising representation by Ward Griffith Company.
Washington reports outline two main paths for Peking: a diplomatic stand refusing talks until U S forces exit South Viet Nam, and a military option reliant on a large army and limited air sea power. Submarine, jet and MIG forces could threaten U S task groups, but high uncertainty persists about cross border pursuit and Chinese troop deployment.
James Marlow reports from Washington on White House debate over Vietnam policy. Some urge negotiated settlement and withdrawal, while others warn withdrawal risks allowing wider communist gains in Southeast Asia. A lengthy white paper defends U S involvement and counters civil war arguments as regional leaders consider future governance in central South Vietnam.
A Johnson Street resident spots robins as a sign of spring, while local reports discuss daylight saving time proposals in North Carolina. Trustees of the American Humanics Foundation plan conferences with Sealdien Geolmendaguis Gel and related notes. The North Carolina Hospital Association urges legislature for an extra 1,473,000 dollars to boost welfare hospital reimbursements, citing High Point Hospital losses.
Knitting Mill Management lauds James H Millis and the Adams Millis Corporation for rising hosiery sales and a new Kernersville finishing plant. The firm targets 15 million in sales, up from 10.95 million in 1963, with MAC Panel Company adding 3 million more.
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