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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1966
Page
4
High Point voters endorsed five segments of a 9.8 million bond issue, led by a strong water and sewer need, with only 15 percent turnout. Campaign chair Leo J. Heer praised informed support, while officials warn debt could reach 27 to 28 million. The decision aims to fund growth and attract federal aid, balancing expansion with responsible repayment.
Private advice from Sir Humphrey Trevelyan on countering communists, urging restraint and leveraging Ho Chi Minh’s influence, contrasts with a separate Air Force security case. Capt. Ray E. Moore, aide to Maj. Gen. Klocko at Lackland, was found dead in an apparent naked-state scene amid questions of security risk.
A bomber airman is charged with murder after a captain's death in his apartment following alleged sexual assault. The case cites military security questions about homosexual tendencies in leadership. Also covered are Rep. Jonas grilling McNamara on Viet Nam, a Hoover-era cavalry quote, U.S. propaganda efforts in Viet Nam, and Warren's reaction to a society-page snub.
A collage of verse from Holt McPherson praising Mr Spivey and notes on rent issues follows. The column covers a March 26 secretary seminar by the YWCA and National Secretaries Association with a $5 enrollment plus a fashion show by Collier Ellis. Other items mention travel from Tom Sprinkles to Cape Verde, camp reservations at Camp Cheerio, and shifts in New York Furniture Exchange hours.
Rioting broke out again in Los Angeles Watts leaving two dead in a brutal repeat of last summer. Representative Augustus Hawkins blamed local agencies and the Office of Economic Opportunity for failing to ensure participation in anti poverty programs. Sargent Shriver defended the approach but Hawkins urged clearer definitions or repeal.
Editorial notes Chile aims to end illegal abortion and curb illegitimate births with a national birth control program. Two years ago 50 000 abortions were reported versus 290 000 live births. Public health data show high maternal mortality and heavy hospital use from childbirth.
President Johnson told Congress in his foreign aid message that Chile and other developing nations rely on aid to manage population growth. He stressed the U.S. should not dictate each country’s approach but must be ready to help when asked.
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