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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1965
Page
4
A Bogalusa note warns that armed Deacons of Defense and Justice chapters threaten civil harmony amid the era of social change. Authorities must prevent vigilantism and disarm or arrest those who threaten public safety and civil order.
The college tax credit proposal would let parents deduct tuition books supplies and equipment costs from federal taxes with a typical credit of 300 to 400 dollars. Administration plans for private student loan guarantees and interest subsidies face concerns over delinquency rates in current loan programs. Sponsors argue the plan targets the average family while opponents note limited benefit to non taxpayers.
Editorial notes that more than 600 American corporations must report by April 15 on steps since February to curb private capital exports abroad. It discusses De Gaulle's concerns about US influence in European industry, growing American direct investment, and the resulting balance-of-payments challenges for the United States.
Rates listed for daily and Sunday editions, weekly carrier, and mail subscriptions in North Carolina. Includes 3% sales tax, second class matter notice, and distributor responsibilities.
London scholars reflect on the 150th anniversary of the Treaty of Ghent ending the War of 1812 and its impact on Anglo American relations. The piece, by H C Allen, traces tensions during the Civil War era, shifts toward reform in Britain, and the path to lasting friendship.
AP report reflects on Franklin D Roosevelt noting his simple creed a Christian democrat rather than an abstract thinker. It credits his temperament warmth and practical approach to governing and social reform during the New Deal era.
The text profiles a conservative leader whose revolutions resemble fascism and communism, urging faith amid criticism. It notes his leadership view and fear of public scrutiny, delaying bold action to end neutrality. It contrasts him with Roosevelt,Washington, and Lincoln.
A tribute to Professor M M Marr highlighting his 30 years in Scouting and his postwar work at Salem College and High Point College. The dedication lauds his faith, service to youth, and inspirational example for community and national causes.
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