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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1965
Page
5
Government guidance outlines eligibility for basic Medicare benefits via Social Security and the process for supplemental health insurance. Enroll by March 31 1966 to qualify for supplemental coverage. if not, basic benefits begin July 1 1966. Supplemental insurance takes effect the third month after enrollment, with terms for re enrollment and penalties for nonpayment.
About 100 integrationists protested outside Chicago mayor’s home for the third night. Sixty five demonstrators were arrested as they protested the rehiring of schools superintendent Benjamin C. Willis, whom demonstrators say maintains de facto racial segregation in Chicago schools. Daley says he cannot interfere with Willis' contract.
Neilson said Monday he favors Fred Steele for the state Republican chair post vacated by J. Herman Saxon. He declined to claim strong familiarity with Steele but is impressed by his candidacy and ham County GOP support. Steele announced his candidacy on July 22.
Board session notes Mobil fans plan to move to a third location off Hatteras Inlet. Chairman James W. York criticizes the Water Resources Department amid a public dispute with Texas Gulf Sulphur Co over water usage and large phosphate mining investments in Beaufort County.
University of North Carolina journalism expert Ken Byerly notes NC daily newspaper circulation rose 32.7 percent from 1950 to 1964, reaching 1,136,802. State per capita circulation grew with population, outpacing several states though total gains varied.
Four people were killed and another critically injured in a three vehicle crash near Camden South Carolina. An ambulance sideswiped a car and then struck a truck traveling in the same direction. The collision occurred Tuesday and involved a driver named Cutee in the report.
In Caracas a government birth control program aims to limit Venezuela's 3.5 percent annual birth rate. About 1,050 women will receive contraception at the maternity hospital with 2,000 more awaiting approval. Officials say the goal is balance in family size amid widespread poverty and high illegitimacy, with opposition from some husbands and the Catholic Church silent on the plan.
The National Fellowship of Methodist Musicians opens its biennial convocation at Salem College in Winston Salem tonight for an eight day meeting marking the group's 10th anniversary.
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