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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1967
Page
4
North Carolina joins most states in observing Daylight Saving Time under the new federal option law set to take effect April 30. Governor Moore and Senator Harry Buchanan indicate the state will stick with the nationwide time standard, moving clocks forward for more daylight.
The piece criticizes New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison for pressuring a tavern owner to post 50000 bail as a witness in his Kennedy assassination probe. It questions the Shaw trial evidence and warns against sensationalism and rights violations while contrasting with the Warren Commission report.
The piece argues France’s 1963 veto and the 1966 election could sway De Gaulle toward allowing Britain into the European Economic Community. It cites a March 16 document urging Britain’s entry, notes uncertainties in Paris, and highlights the EEC growth versus Kennedy Round delays. It concludes that Britain's entry is seen as key to keeping Western Europe united.
Local rates and staff roles announced for High Point Enterprise in North Carolina. Includes officers such as Mrs C H Lockwood vice president and Randall B Terry Jr treasurer, with editor Holt McPherson and circulation manager W LOflin. Details about mail rates and delivery arrangements appear in the notice.
The Dodd hearings reveal a net worth approaching $250,000 with Georgetown and North Stonington properties, cash, insurance, and a Senate pension. It notes family spending, private schooling, jetting to London and the Caribbean, a chauffeur, and four children deductions, contrasting with other Senators’ modest lifestyles. It cites 1959 income of $25,079.11 and a 1957-58 foreign payment of $74,000 from Guatemala.
The passage details Joseph Dodd’s fluctuating incomes from 1960 to 1964 and his use of a testimonial dinner fund for both campaign and personal expenses. It notes 1961 as a peak with total income over 144000 and questions the fund’s stated purpose, describing congressional scrutiny and a somber hearing conclusion.
The piece retells Jesus crucifixion from Palm Sunday through Calvary with emphasis on Pilate, Pharisees, and the crowd. It notes dates for the crucifixion era and reflects on the Messiah theme and the crowd’s and soldiers actions surrounding the death.
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