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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1965
Page
3
North Carolina readers are urged to rebuke unsigned by night handbills that aimed to pollute the vote on a 300 million road bonds proposal. The piece condemns the broad, covert effort as illegal and unworthy, calling for a decisive ballot for progress, decency, and an unsullied electorate.
The piece notes Patrick Nugent, Luci Baines Johnson's boyfriend, insisting his life and Luci's are his own as they face parental prayers and public gaze. It mentions Nugent, 22 and a Marquette graduate, enlisting, with LBJ's stance on Luci's timing, and hopes he becomes a worthy son-in-law.
The issue in Israel is one of degree not direction with the nation likely to remain devoted to the welfare state responsive to the West and militarily vigilant. A power split between Ben-Gurion and Levi Eshkol fuels disputes over Lavon affair and electoral reform as Mapai seeks coalition stability amid growing party fragmentation.
Local directory item lists High Point Enterprise at LeGo7 on North Main Street High Point with address details and corporate identification. The brief item notes the business presence in the city and its street location for readers seeking local commerce information.
Swarthmore Pa residents, 4 percent, face a Ku Klux Klan mail campaign backed by Wally Butterworth, public relations man for United Klans. Butterworth rents Box 33 at the Swarthmore post office and sends pro Klan messages to enlist support in the liberal college town near Swarthmore College. He is active in recording anti Negro tapes and calls for whites to protect their way of life by violence. The story links Butterworth to WAUR radio in Media, and notes FCC’s 1963 license transfer to Faith Theological Seminary despite protests from major church groups and civil rights organizations.
The FCC approves a three year license transfer for WXUR to the McIntire group without a public hearing, citing money losses and a pledged non-bias. Commissioner Cox dissents, urging a hearing to assess public interest and potential dominance by Rev. McIntire amid broadcasts by right wing figures and programs. Swarthmore and Media communities, long Quaker towns, are noted while editorials on tolerance and abuse appear.
Six North Carolinians including Jim Beatty and Louis Fisher gain spots on Olympic track and field and central committees. Norman Andrews notes Furniture City club sending toys to Vietnamese children. Mayor Stout eyes federal aid to boost Deep River dam planning and city county government expansion in High Point and Greensboro.
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