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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1966
Page
4
Editorial notes that with eight weeks to the fall election the 1966 Congress may squeeze into a three week campaign. Leadership doubts adjournment by Oct. 15 and may recess for the election, while major bills including civil rights and defense spending await action.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover argues in the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin that courts curb police methods but a thoroughly trained professional law enforcement corps is needed. He stresses training recruits at the FBI Academy and expanding municipal cooperation to enforce laws effectively within current rules.
Editorial notes that Bonn labels Chancellor Erhard as Luckless Ludwig amid economic strains and a wave of military resignations. The SDP blocks his stabilization plan and demands von Hassel’s replacement, while Erhard prepares for state elections in Bavaria Hesse and Rheinland Pfalz. The economy remains buoyant but cooling with rising wages and spending.
Washington analysis notes white backlash tests in Georgia where the Sept 14 Democratic primary pits Ellis Arnall Lester Maddox and James Gray amid riots. Arnall leads polls. outcome may signal responses in California Illinois and Michigan with several races featuring civil rights issues and party shifts. The November race pits Howard Callaway a textile millionaire GOP candidate against moderates in a pivotal contest.
North American Newspaper Alliance discusses allowing long hair for young men with a possible levy for a Barbers' Retirement Fund. The piece notes executives value honest criticism and tracks leaders’ later careers as trends. It mentions Hubert Humphrey and a few political takes for 1968.
The Travel and Promotion Committee led by Willie York aims to boost state travel to two billion dollars, eyeing Welcome Centers on interstate routes, staff, maps, brochures, and rest areas. Officials Arthur Corpening and John Harden back aggressive development to keep visitors longer and benefit communities.
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