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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1965
Page
4
An obituary tribute to Winston Churchill, detailing his enduring leadership from the Battle of Khartoum to World War II and beyond. It highlights his vitality as a statesman writer and orator, his wartime resolve, dramatic public persona, and lifelong resilience amid illness and political ebbs.
Phil Ellis, executive director of the North Carolina Traffic Safety Council, resigns from his $15,000 a year post at month end. He cites it as too frustrating and harming his health, though praising the mission to reduce highway deaths and improve road safety statewide.
Editorial argues India remains the largest non Communist nation in the East West balance. It cites rapid population growth and food shortages despite aid from the United States and the Soviet Union. It notes the shift in policy from heavy industrial aims to agricultural development and the burden of defense spending. It mentions Shastri, Kerala elections, and rising hunger fueling political tension.
The High Point Enterprise notes carrier and distribution terms under the 1879 act. It states second class postage paid at High Point North Carolina and that carriers dealers and distributors are independent contractors. The paper declines responsibility for advance subscriptions.
Washington observers say Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, backed by federal funds leverage, is driving southern school districts toward desegregation. Governors and boards face loss of millions if they resist, signaling a sea change as cracks appear in longstanding segregation.
An AP write up honors Sir Winston Churchill as a symbol of human resilience and the fight for liberty. It compares him with Napoleon and Hitler, noting his limits and virtues, his courage, eloquence, and stubborn persistence amid disaster.
An era ends as Churchill passes away drawing global mourning. The column honors Ray Reed of Home Furnishings Daily and Louis Graves of Chapel Hill Weekly, praising their contributions to journalism and industry. It also notes High Point’s private airport progress and Robert Brown winning Young Man of the Year amid furniture industry momentum.
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