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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
4
The article notes Lyndon B. Johnson faces repeated health strains from a busy schedule including a gall bladder operation and throat polyp removal. Doctors urge rest and reduced overexertion as Vietnam and other crises test his endurance, amid worries over succession if health worsens.
A last minute smear campaign in support of Richard Barnwell for the Sixth District seat draws widespread public rebuke. Editors condemn the use of libelous assertions and character assassination while urging voters to repudiate such tactics at the upcoming election.
Editorial notes voters in New York City will decide next Tuesday on the Civilian Complaint Review Board, amid broad national interest. It traces board origins after 1960s unrest, outlines positions of civil rights groups, conservatives, and police unions, and highlights debate over effectiveness and safety versus police accountability.
The column lists lawmakers seen as deserving to lose or win in the coming election. It cites Mike Kirwan for ill‑advised canal funding, John Pillion for anti Kennedy actions, Joe Pool on food for peace rider, Gubser trips abroad, Schweiker a campaign donor return, Rosenthal foresight on a consumers department, and Steadman's push to Washington with ethics questions about Keogh Powell and Wydler, among others.
A planning board hearing underscored the need for sustained leadership to coordinate downtown redevelopment. The piece cites W. H. Snow, Stephen Clark, Knox, and late Dick Culler as examples of civic service, warning that personal concerns hinder progress. It notes potential credits for a new Central Fire Station and future City Hall, plus expanded door to door mail service for nearly 7,000 homes.
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