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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1965
Page
4
The piece notes Vice President Humphrey predicting a $1 trillion gross national product next year amid rising capital outlays. It cites stock market highs and tax-cut effects, while acknowledging inflationary pressures. Industry optimism parallels 1928 boom-era forecasts, with firms funding capex to drive growth.
The report notes a bold strike by five fighter planes from the carrier Independence demolishing a surface to air site northeast of Hanoi. It describes heavy Viet Cong fire and calls for broader air power to clear North Viet Nam air space, with emphasis on using more fuel and deeper strikes.
Washington reports a Viet Minh commander recalls the French role in Indochina. He cites diverse troops in the French forces, morale issues, and internal rivalries among generals. Dien Bien Phu is highlighted as the decisive surrender symbol.
The piece traces High Point and other NC hubs from early plants to 1900, noting 38 new NC factories and a Southward shift in furniture production. It highlights key players like J A Lindsay and Elwood Mendenhall, and contrasts NC with Tennessee and Wisconsin growth.
Editorial notes that rehabilitation should accompany punishment while highlighting lip service in practice. It cites two new federal laws signed by President Johnson providing 2.1 million dollars in grants over three years for correctional manpower studies and states 24 states have similar work release programs. It discusses training, family support, potential profits, and issues of discipline and unrest in prisons.
The notice outlines daily and Sunday home delivery rates with carrier arrangements. It lists brand names and advertising representatives and explains second class mail status and independent contractor carriers.
Drew Pearson examines Klan power and tacit political support in the United States. He cites estimates of 100 000 sympathizers, heavy backing from groups like White Citizens Councils, and high-placed politicians who fail to denounce Klan acts. The piece highlights Alabama figures, Natchez voter dynamics, and public figures in McComb Mississippi as examples of Klan influence.
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