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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
3
Space mishap boosts resolve as astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott return safely. The mission’s spare aim was achieved despite scrubs, underscoring perseverance in the era of space exploration and the combined Gemini Agena docking milestone.
A garbled note discusses daylight saving time in North Carolina and national debates on time structure. It references Gov Dan Moore and potential General Assembly actions, hinting at plans to align with nationwide shifts and TV programming, urging unity on time policy.
Editorial discusses a proposed British tax plan by Chancellor Callaghan on betting and gambling to raise about 149 million annually for housing programs. It argues legalized gambling fuels social ills yet could yield stable revenue, noting existing acts and high casino growth while urging balanced regulation to avoid pushing activity underground.
A fragmentary account outlines Drew Pearson's view that a powerful China lobby influenced U S policy in Asia. It mentions opposition to using the bomb, and alleges financial dealings tied to Chiang Kai shek allies and congressional probes, reflecting midcentury debates on foreign policy and China relations.
A nostalgic piece celebrates St Patrick’s Day with Irish pride in North Carolina, noting names like Connor and Sullivan, and jokes about St Patrick. It also covers local business and civic news, including D. W. Royster’s Westchester center plans, the North Carolina Citizens Association meeting in Raleigh, and efforts by local leaders to boost economy and employment services.
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