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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1968
Page
3
A historical quotation compilation urges courage and mutual resolve against enemies. It contrasts the vigor of a nation with the vitality of its people, citing a biblical exhortation and a JFK reflection on national strength and citizenship.
A reader letter from High Point Central student Jeff Moore spurs The Enterprise response urging cautious reading of None Dare Call It Treason. The editorial urges checking footnotes, libraries, and library judgments, advocating independent inquiry and critical evaluation before embracing a single book or response.
Editorial argues welfare claims rise and polarize society as New York faces over a million relief recipients. It cites studies by Cloward and Friedmann on poverty and policy ideas from Milton Friedman and Teamsters for a weekly child allowance. It forecasts Congress considering broad family allowances.
Typos obscure names but the notice lists Mrs C H Lockwood as president and Charles B Patterson as circulation manager. The terse item appears in a local organizational notice listing positions and leaders.
Insiders claim George Wallace used liquor industry payoffs to fund his campaigns in Alabama. ABC Board purchases, agent Millsap profits, and alleged favors tied to Wallace era state stores. Brewer appointed ex-FBI man to run ABC as cleanup begins amid ongoing revelations.
Willy Korf leads a Georgetown South Carolina steel venture that can produce 400,000 metric tons annually at much lower costs than rivals. His process uses cheap electricity and direct reduction to create billets for drawing into wire, rods, and construction steel, challenging cartel dominance and Japan’s pricing. His plans include further plants in Hamburg and potential U.S. sites to expand access to scrap and sponge iron.
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