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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1966
Page
3
The Fayetteville Observer presents factors about tobacco industry taxes and land use. It notes more woodland acreage is needed for paper packaging than land used to grow tobacco. It highlights U S tax receipts on tobacco surpassing support for all farm crops and explains excise tax structure. The article ends with a nod to the tobacco grower’s hard work.
The article argues the United States bears immense global duties from military presence in West Germany and Korea to troops in Japan and the Mediterranean, plus space and nuclear research costs. It stresses America as world policeman, the Peace Corps, foreign aid, and disarmament efforts, urging Australians to value its protection and friendship.
The Norfolk Ledger-Star discusses pedestrian safety from infancy to adulthood. It argues pedestrians accept responsibility to be alert and use good judgment while noting enforcement may be needed. Norfolk ordinances exist to enforce safety and deter dangerous behavior in traffic.
In the Dothan Eagle business notes a survey of shoplifters finds they are honest in intent and feel store prices are too high, following a five year rise in shoplifting and a 500 percent surge.
The book chronicles Terry Sanford North Carolina’s education advances under his governorship. It praises increased school funding via sales tax expansion, programs for gifted and underachieving students, poverty reduction through education, expanded higher education, and a national role for education research. Sanford argues government must lift civilization, emphasizing leadership, public service, and state initiative alongside federal participation.
Editor Eric Sevaried announces his retirement from a six year newspaper column after a 27 year career in broadcast journalism. He reflects on his dual loves, the evolution of radio and TV news with Edward R. Murrow, and the inevitable shift as he steps away to focus on health and CBS obligations.
Drew Pearson reports U.S. diplomacy stalls in the Security Council over Viet Nam. Japan seeks talks with four signers, while China and Soviet veto concerns block progress. Refugees in Hong Kong fear life under communism, drift to the Viet Cong. Alabama politics feature Sparkman's Senate bid and a rising Negro vote. Tenzer proposes a three year House term to curb coattail effects.
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