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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1965
Page
10
A Dr Mother column explains senility as aging brain cell failure with emotional changes and memory loss. It notes some elderly avoid deterioration, and care for a parent may help but not reverse the condition.
The 105th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S (Southern) opens in Montreat North Carolina with election of a moderator. Leaders include Rev Samuel B Hay Rev Dr Paul Tudor Jones and Samuel J Patterson as candidates. debate centers on integration withdrawal from the National Council of Churches and possible merger talks.
A rundown of TV listings features Take-Over’s gang war plot in a film, openings at the New York World’s Fair with live tours, Ozzie and Harriet’s toy press gag, Virginian’s border town brawl in a Streets of Laredo tie-in, Patty Duke folk singing audition, Beverly Hills Billys rent scene, Shindig guests, Danny Kaye show with Tony Randall, and Surfside 6’s tale of a killing. AP Man in Washington review notes rambling format. Let's Go to the Fair marks fair reopening with Burke’s Law and Honey West on ABC. Brinkley notes Washington urban growing pains.
A local listings snippet shows an evening lineup with two movies and two airings of Trails West scheduled across the night on Wednesday April 21 1965. The entry notes start times at :00 and :15 for a movie block followed by Trails West at :30 and :45.
A fragment from a Charlotte television schedule shows a program lead in at 7 08 and a 7 30 start for a Lets Go To The Fair segment featuring the Hillbillies.
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