Guilford County Candidates Shown in Strong Tickets
The editorial favors reelecting Senator B Everett Jordan and Representative Horace R Kornegay, backs Harold D Cooley, and endorses several Democrats and Republicans for Guilford offices. It notes county tickets feature experienced incumbents and highlights the sheriff, clerk, and solicitor races as key contests amid a realigned congressional map affecting Guilford Randolph and Davidson areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Everett Jordan
Horace R. Kornegay
Richard Barnwell
Harold D. Cooley
Randolph
Henry Jordan
Central Falls
Ed Kemp
High Point
L. P. McLendon Jr
Greensboro
John Causby
Ralph J. Ferree
Asheboro
John L. Osteen
Guilford
Charles W. Phillips
Marcus Short
Elton Edwards
Dan Whitley Jr
Hargrove Bowles
James Exum
Thurman Thompson
Jamestown Ku Kluxer
Davidson
Alamance
Durham
Orange
Kornegay
Letters to The Editor Address HATE PROPAGANDA AND MILK PRICES
Two readers respond to current politics and economic issues. Bruce Woodell condemns hate prophets and praises Jewish financier Chaim Solomon for helping American independence. Donald Field calls for action on parking near the post office and questions milk price fixing amid shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enterprise
Willis Carte
Curtis Dall
Liberty Leaguers
Welch, Rousellot
John Birchets
Chaim Soloman
America
City eyes bold action to cover tracks and add parking
Mayor Carson Stout backs Urban Redevelopment to cover Southern Railway tracks creating parking and revived downtown. Southern’s move to concentrate operations on the West Side could spur a large project benefiting High Point, Thomasville, and upper Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Stout
Southern Railway
Southern
High Point
Thomasville
Upper Randolph
Truth in Lending reshapes Massachusetts credit rules
Massachusetts begins enforcing a truth in lending law requiring retailers to disclose total credit costs to buyers and their right to prepay without penalty. A companion lender law takes effect January 1 1967, signaling broader national push for clear finance charges amid rising prime rates and FTC plans to mandate disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Sen
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
High Point Enterprise Archives Split Text
The readable portion shows an early issue header from the High Point Enterprise with publisher and address details. The rest is garbled OCR text including names and roles, but no clear news item or event is identifiable.
Consumer plea on cutting grocery costs and boosting honesty
A reader urges shoppers to help keep food prices down amid rising costs. He cites shoplifting and food wastage as hidden costs and suggests counting only food items to reveal true costs, calling for reporting theft and damaged goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton, N. C
Protest Against Demonstrations Across Towns
A reader urges protests against public picketing and marching by women across the United States at food stores. She supports boycotts by word of mouth and trip lines, warns against involving children, and appeals to preserve health and safety laws amid law enforcement strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
National
Albert B. Sabin
Senate
United States
Nion
Robert Williams Montlieu
Battle of the Bands at Central High faces rule violations
Saturday night October 15 at Central High School in High Point hosted five bands in a Battle of the Bands. Several acts overran their 20 minute limit, with the MC forgetting rules and judges overlooking the overtime. The piece questions whether adult critics should condemn youths for cheating on time limits and ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
High Point
Central High School
M. C
Sion
Milk price debate over producer support and consumer protection
Reader questions the milk price rise justification claiming the dairy commission should set and enforce consumer prices to keep producers viable. The letter discusses supply laws and fears of a milkless society if protections are removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Commission
Post Office Parking Issues Raise City Action
City Engineer R W Moss questions where overflowed parking from the furniture market went and notes many cars crowd near the post office. He suggests an ordinance allowing towing of jaywalkers who park close to market buildings to improve access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Emerson
Enterprise
R. W. Moss
N. C. Tes
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Davidson County
Donald L. Boone
Bruce E. Woodell
Donald B. Field
OSCO
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Art Lindley
Life of Carolina
Loper Lowry
J. Roscoe Adams
Lowry
Police Academy
House of Prayer
Henry Dowdy
Dream Drugstore
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Duke Power Company
Duke
Asheville
Dan K. Moore
U.S. Senate
Moore
Sam J. Ervin
Terry Sanford
Ervin
Sam
Morganton
Douglas
White House
Consum
Archie K. Davis
American Bankers Association
Federal Trade Commission
High Point Enterprise
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