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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1965
Page
22
Moscow reporting notes shifts in Soviet legal power as critics accuse prosecutors of abuse and bias. Debates spotlight liberal reforms under Khru shchev, court rulings, and clashes with the KGB and state control bodies amid purges memories and public critiques.
In Smithfield North Carolina Senator W Texee mil AB ygna will speak March 21 at dedications for a Texas placed monument tied to the 100th anniversary of the 1865 Bentonville battle. The event coincides with Civil War reenactments and a museum visitor center opening.
In Chapel Hill North Carolina the School of Journalism Foundation presented a check for fifteen thousand three hundred seventy nine dollars to Dean Wayne Danielson during the closing session of the fortieth annual North Carolina Press Institute. The total from Tar Heel newspapers now stands at seventy eight thousand one hundred three dollars to support scholarships graduate assistants and related programs. Norval Neil Luxon former dean was named an honorary member of the press association.
Rome reports conclude eight days of Italian spring and summer fashion openings. Garnett and Tiziani showcased pants as integral to women's wardrobes with capes waistcoats and Zouave style, while bias cut fabrics and fluid silhouettes dominated.
A 10 year old boy died near Greensboro while fleeing a burning truck on a rural road two miles south of the city. Russell Henderson leaped from the truck and was struck by its wheels as he fell. The incident contributed to rising weekend traffic deaths in North Carolina. Ella Mae Barbour, 29, of Smithfield, died in a Johnson County two car collision. Helen Perry Williams, 32, of Raleigh, died when her car left Wheeler Road and struck a telephone pole inside the Raleigh city limits.
More than 48 percent of 1964 North Carolina high school graduates continued their education. The 11th annual follow up shows 36.97 percent entered college and 12.05 percent joined business, trade and nursing schools. White graduates dominate college entry while Negro participation lags.
Drexel reports 1964 sales of 68.1 million and earnings of 4.3 million, a record year. The company last week named Cargill Wilson and Acree to handle advertising for its institutional furniture division.
Yugoslavs, Romanians and other East European states loosen party control over industry. Central planning is trimmed back, plant managers gain more autonomy and rewards, and the push toward self management challenges party authority from the grassroots up.
The bulletin outlines the Evening School at High Point College with registration requests and course details. It lists Art 101, Economics 208, History 101 and related Western Civilizations, Political Science 202, General Psychology 202, Local Pathology Sociology 204, and Speech 202 Advanced Public Speaking with class times and credit hours.
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