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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1965
Page
3
The author argues cancer research overemphasizes mouse models and critiqued scientific communication gaps. He notes 20 000 biology journals bury useful findings and calls for informed citizen involvement to accelerate cancer control. Tomorrow discusses actions readers can take to prevent cancer.
Two former U S Army buddies face espionage charges for a long running plot to sell defense secrets to the Soviet Union. Sgt. Robert Lee Johnson and James A. Mintkenbaugh are accused of involvement dating back to the 1950s and 1960s with alleged recruitment and delivery roles in Berlin and Los Angeles. The case was to be reviewed by a federal grand jury in Richmond Virginia with bail denied.
The remark notes the common difficulty in enforcing payment compared with obtaining a guarantee. It highlights practical issues in debt recovery and hints at potential gaps between promise and fulfillment in financial or contractual contexts.
Isaac Brown Jr., 22, a college student, opened fire in Summit Mississippi, killing two and wounding five others including his father. Victims Ed Smith, 45, died, while J F Schluter 80 was gravely ill. Others injured or hospitalized included Herbert Smith 51 Julia Monk 43 and Walter Roberts 80. Brown fired inside and outside the hardware store before fleeing.
Evangelist Billy Graham announces four April talks in Alabama including Dothan meetings, a University of Alabama address in Tuscaloosa, and an appearance at Tuskegee Institute, canceling Britain engagements. He urges love and neighborly obligation as a permanent solution to racial issues. The schedule is supported by white and Negro churches and the university.
A Senate bill introduced by Sen. Robert Morgan would raise salaries for all General Assembly employees retroactive to Jan 1, with notable increases for top officials and clerks. The measure follows a Friday bill boosting legislators per day subsistence from 12 to 20 dollars. Morgan cited fairness after the subsistence raise and noted example of Ray Byerly. The travel allowance remains 10 cents per mile. The Senate also sent to the House a DUI chemical test denial inquiry bill.
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