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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1966
Page
4
An exploration contrasts ancient tales with modern science explaining echoes as reflections. It covers how sound and light travel, speeds, and how echoes measure distance, plus sonar radar and laser echoes. A child questions why the moon and sun appear similar size, answered by apparent shrinkage and distance ratios using a pencil test.
The game of checkers evolved in Europe since the 1500s from the queen move in chess, with its original name dama.
A bold ad promotes Odrinex a tiny pill available without a prescription promising to melt ugly fat with a money back guarantee. Priced at $3.00 the pill claims easy swallowing and no questions asked refunds if not satisfied. Sold by Mann's Brug Store in High Points NC with mall orders filled.
Durham new CORE director Floyd McKissick says demonstrations may be used to win more state jobs for Negroes. He plans direct action including protests and new civil rights experiments, starting in North Carolina before expanding to other communities. Street demonstrations will remain a tool in CORE’s arsenal.
Dr. John P. QWast, GOP candidate for Congress in the First District, attacked the Johnson administration over civil rights, saying its extremism worsens race relations. He urged challenge by an independent voice and endorsed farm policy aligned with farmers' interests and preservation of the state's right to work law.
Carl Sandburg marked his 88th birthday in a sickbed at Flat Rock North Carolina. His wife believes he will recover and live to 101. She cites his resilience, goat milk diets, and a lifetime of work, including his poetry and Lincoln biography, translated worldwide. No news conference planned, no dramatic demonstration of strength.
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