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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1966

Page

3

High Point Zoning War Highlights Regional Fear and Distrust

The piece argues that High Point's extraterritorial zoning provoked fear of annexation in Davidson and Randolph counties and across North Carolina, revealing a broader pattern of resistance to government control. It urges better initial talks with neighbors and warns that unregulated development harms High Point and surrounding areas, fueling distrust of the “big fellow.”

High Point Davidson Randolph Points Randolph

Remembering J. E. Dowd a pillar of North Carolina journalism

The obituary honors J. E. Dowd known as Bill Dowd for shaping Charlotte News and influencing the Observer and the News. It highlights his mentorship of figures like W. J. Cash, Cameron Shipp, Marion Har grove, and Peter McKnight, his insistence on high public standards, and his dedication to training young journalists as a memorial to his work.

J. E Bill) Dowd Charlotte News Observer the News W. J. Cash Cameron Shipp Marion Hargrove Peter McKnight Dick Youngs Bill Dowd Boswell

Tax policy hearings weigh over Vietnam funding

Editorial analysis notes the Congressional Fiscal Policy subcommittee, led by Rep. Martha Griffiths, will study taxation as a tool to stabilize the economy amid President Johnson’s Vietnam revenue program. Dirksen predicts a tax increase before November. Democrats fear inflation and voters’ pocketbook impact.

Congressional Fiscal Policy Subcommittee Congress Martha Griffiths D Mich Johnson Senate Everett Dirksen Viet Nam Griffiths Ray J. Madden D Ind House Rules Committee General Motors Washington Sen. Dirksen Sen Dirksen

Guardian of globe or in limited role debate widens in Vietnam policy

The deep rift in U S Vietnam policy is not hawks versus doves but between those who want a large U S role globally and those who advocate a limited one. The piece argues four postwar presidents pursued expansive power, acting as world policeman, while critics say Asia and others should handle tyranny themselves. The Vietnam crisis sharpens this enduring divide.

Bruce Biossat Washington Enterprise Assn United States Hawks Doves U.S Europe Greece Turkey Cyprus Lebanon The Congo Thailand Laos Viet Nam Korea Guatemala Dominican Republic United Nations America U. N Asia Cambodia Burma India Malaysia U. S

Teen Club Haven Grows In Suburban Churches

Suburban churches create Teen Clubs in fellowship halls to serve neighborhood teens, drawing in youths with few places to go at night. In Fairfax County near Washington the Mount Vernon Methodist Church partners with Lutheran and Presbyterian churches, building a 200-member Friday and teen group. The clubs transform youths by shedding old gangs, with some youths moving toward Christian service and others seeking guidance, while issues like smoking and loneliness surface.

Ray Cromley Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn Fairfax County Washington Mount Vernon Methodist Church Presbyterian Chains

Notes on News Teen Club Offers Safe Space for Teens

A local teen club volunteers to run a self governed space with a coffee house and games. Young people from neighborhood churches lead activities while adult counselors and two pastors oversee strict rules. Teens attend for dialogue, support, and companionship, saying they had no place like it before.

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Existing beauty and civic progress in North Carolina noted

A column highlights Gov. Dan Moore’s inclusion of Cleveland County in the Piedmont Crescent and praises regional cooperation across counties. It also reports plans for a new Asheboro congressional office for Rep. Harold Cooley, the 1966 State Highway maps release, Hodgin’s Rotary exchanges, Studebaker’s end, and Dr. Lois Edinger as a leading Meredith College presidential candidate.

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