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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1966
Page
4
The article notes Mao Tse-tung’s return to public view with Albanian Premier Mehmet Shehu and discusses his ailing health and enduring influence. It describes strong state efforts to promote Maoist thought, resist alleged opponents, and cement Mao’s personality cult amid internal and external pressure.
The editorial urges re election of Senator Everett Jordan in the Democratic primary on May 28 and the general election, praising his six year record and assuring voters he should continue in Washington. It notes Hubert Seymour as a challenger and calls for turnout to avoid voter apathy in the contest.
In Baltimore a slander suit pits Eerik Heine against Juri Raus, an Estonian émigrin and CIA operative. Heine seeks 10 000 dollars in compensatory damages and 100 000 in punitive damages as Raus admits calling him a Soviet agent.
Washington reports India refuses U S grain sorghum despite drought losses claiming U S wheat appeals. Freeman urges India to take 1 750 000 tons of sorghum while India pays in rupees to fund education. Cases reflect diplomacy and economic pressures amid Raj and NATO concerns.
A mix of editorials and notices discusses racial strife and civic developments. It cites local leaders urging calm amid discrimination debates, Medicare readiness at High Point Memorial Hospital, a bank appointing J. W. McGuinn Jr., and sportsmanship awards to be presented by Wallace Wade. The piece also notes Bolivia project support, a college land deal, a Magic Block store opening, and a 83rd Infantry Division reunion outreach seeking veterans’ addresses.
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