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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
3
A brief quotation from Job and a remark by William Elery Channing emphasize personal duty. The text notes each person has internal tasks and external duties, teachable only by one’s own conscience, reflecting a 19th century American clergyman’s voice.
The Montgomery Journal reviews editor ial page captions and reader expectations. Dr Samuel Vaisrub of Winnipeg criticizes vague heads like The Price of Vigilance saying captions should clue readers to subject. He imagines hybrid editorial terms to sharpen meaning while editors joke about overhauls and rest for weary doctors.
The piece argues youth protest reflects generational strain but defends Americans' duty in Vietnam. It asserts broad national support for the war while acknowledging dissent, noting South Vietnam’s rejection of a Communist strike and a strengthened stance against aggression and for freedom.
The Tampa Tribune reports State Attorney Paul Antinori has rescinded a six week ban on Tribune representatives entering his office after the paper published details of a murder investigation. The Tribune defends press access as essential to public right to know while noting cooperation with law enforcement to protect ongoing probes.
The High Point Enterprise notes the leadership positions of Charles Howard Lockwood as president and the secretary-treasurer post held within the organization.
Drew Pearson recounts Joint Chiefs pressure on President Johnson to bomb Hanoi Haiphong and mine Haiphong harbor to confront Soviet ships aiding North Vietnam while New York endures blackout stress and city rescue efforts. Parallel notes tug at Kennedy Venezuela invite and Post Office efficiency tale. World-war risk, diplomatic gossip, and internal power moves thread through the column.
The High Point furniture industry forged regional freight bureaus to combat rail rate discrimination, forming the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association in 1911. By 1904 the group enrolled 98 percent of state output, lifting prices and cutting costs. The movement drew national attention as High Point rose to become a major Southern furniture hub with strengthened showrooms and twice-yearly markets.
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