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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1965
Page
4
North Carolina benefits from Gov. Terry Sanford's leadership across industry growth and poverty issues, with major gains in education. His school visits, including one at Williamston, spurred student resolve to pursue schooling for a better state and nation.
The nation logged a road death toll near 47 000 for the year, up eight percent from 1963. Daily deaths averaged 131 in 1964, driven by speeding and car-to-car crashes, with ghost crashes prominent. medical authorities urge an illness‑like campaign to cut carnage.
The piece analyzes selective steel price increases by major makers and their impact on Labor talks and inflation fears. It notes government caution under Kennedy and Johnson, ongoing union leadership battles, and record steel production and profits fueling demands for higher wages.
The snippet lists AP rates for periods and formats, noting responsibilities for reproduction and distribution. It mentions High Point Enterprise as the local publisher and distributor relationships with Allen as independent contractors and national reps. It includes guidance on delivery rates and contact for subscribers.
A travel expert urges mindful European trips with short stays near cities. Stay at small resorts outside urban centers to relax and still reach sights like La Scala and Lake Como. Families should plan teen activities, while parents enjoy museums and beaches in rotation.
Mrs Lina Scotton asks if spending and virtue have changed since World War I and II. She argues times change but people differ little, noting classes and conscience amid debate on society and government programs. She recalls Hitler and the Marshall Plan to illustrate enduring human flaws and aid to Europe.
The piece argues against broad MLF funding while praising senators Mansfield Fulbright and Morse for backing aid only to nations that respect the U S and cooperate on world peace. It urges taxpayers to support selective foreign aid and criticizes nations hostile to U S programs.
Community leaders led by Dr Max Rogers plan a Memorial Auditorium benefit with pianist Daniel Ericourt to expand YMCA cultural offerings for adults. Ericourt, UNC Greensboro artist, will perform Debussy works as the centerpiece of a broader effort to boost the Y’s image and funding.
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