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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1966
Page
4
A columnist argues that High Point North Carolina should fix its indecency ordinance and defective warrant to halt vulgar film showings behind an inadequate fence. The piece praises keeping drivers from distractions while urging lawful corrections.
Senator B Everett Jordan lauds High Point Mayor Carson C Stout for building a respected furniture business and civic service. He cites Stouts work in church and community and notes 95 percent of U S business is small with 80 000 North Carolina firms in that category. Memorial Day services planned. Rotary luncheon features Vinegar Bend Mizell.
The State Bureau of Investigation lists 34 Klansmen running in 16 counties, contradicting J. Robert Jones claim of 75 counties. SBI Director Walter F. Anderson warns voters to turn out and smite what he calls a cancer in the body politic in tomorrow’s off year election.
A 50 50 tax rise chance despite big business opposition. Industry leaders worry July 1 profit margins fall, yet many back Lyndon B. Johnson. A Steel magazine survey shows 4 percent of 5,000 plant managers expect second-half spending on plant and equipment to heat the economy. Johnson seeks restraint while deficits shrink to 3 4 billion in BY 1966. Block of Inland Steel criticizes wage price guideposts as incompatible with free enterprise.
In North Carolina's congressional contest Bagley grandson of R J Reynolds and Galifianakis a Duke law professor face off amid tobacco capital politics. Bagley backs scholarships for Negro students while courting conservatives. Galifianakis cites his legislative work and Greek-American heritage as key forces in the race.
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