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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
3
An experiment by three Cartersville schoolgirls tested bystanders reveals only seven of 27 observers offered help after one girl falls, prompting reflection on protest fatigue and regional attitudes amid the era of kneelins and sit-ins.
The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot notes ECC in Greenville seeks university status with campuses in Chapel Hill, Greensboro and Charlotte. Local leaders Dr. Leo Jenkins and Senator Robert Morgan push for support amid political maneuvering over liquor policy and regional education expansion. Cautious about outcomes, editors question timing while praising ECC for potential in political science and broader service.
The Administration weighs a tax on Americans traveling abroad despite praise for progress in reducing the balance of payments deficit. Proposals target lower income travelers, hit Canada and Mexico, risk retaliation, and delay further steps to curb outflows. Critics say hints of a tourist tax reveal no clear plan for balance of payments equilibrium.
The Portland Oregonian notes hearings before a Senate subcommittee on pricing by major booksellers. Publishers produce standardized library editions of popular children’s titles sold to libraries at discounts but with no competitive bidding. Library editions cost libraries more, financed by taxpayers, reducing funds for other books and benefiting publishers and retailers.
Historical note announces the High Point Enterprise as an independent afternoon and Sunday morning newspaper with subscription rates including yearly, six month, and weekly options. It mentions North Carolina tax and reproduction rights and urges readers to see terms for reproduction of printed news.
Ralph Nader, 32, the Connecticut lawyer and author of Unsafe at Any Speed, has sparked a safety revolution in the auto industry. He argues makers neglect safety in favor of style, urging reform while GM and Ford face recalls and testimony before Congress.
Globe Furniture Company becomes a division of Burlington Industries through a transfer of stock merger. Burlington acquires a modern plant and solid management, aiming to expand in home furnishings while Globe moves to a July plant move and maintains its frame and upholstered lines.
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