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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1965
Page
3
Guilford County residents face failed septic works as soil percolation limits push demand for municipal water and sewer. Health officials urge strict septic rules while noting many rural lots are unsuited for absorption. Annexation and utility expansion loom as potential solutions amid a growing suburban reach.
A reflective column laments holiday driving hazards from the Fourth of July period. It notes numerous motorists disregarded speed limits, speeding past others and risking fatal crashes, while slow drivers also hinder traffic and contribute to accidents. The piece cites fatalities and funerals as inevitable outcomes of reckless behavior.
Boxing bills surge in Congress after the Liston Clay episode as lawmakers seek a federal commission. Oren Harris leads a proposal while John Tumey backs another measure, amid calls that fights have grown low caliber and that boxing needs hungry fighters to restore quality.
A critical look at the Hell's Angels and motorcyclist image, tracing the public persona from California rowdies to the 1960s nation attention. The piece cites The Nation reports and psychiatrist Dr. Bernard Diamond, noting the clash between sensational tales and private lives of lawless riders, with calls for understanding amid broader youth unrest.
President Lyndon Johnson created a relentless media presence in early 1965, shaping coverage with speeches, conferences, and statements. His aides echoed his messaging, while forceful actions abroad, including the Dominican intervention, kept him at the center. Congress appeared secondary as Johnson defined the national narrative, though future turns remain uncertain.
An aboard-the-Enterprise Houseboat column recalls life in Srinagar Kashmir. Gulam Nibe, a University of Delhi engineering graduate awaiting work, describes houseboats as fully equipped homes on water with guests from many lands, pricing from 16 to 27 dollars per day for six, and excursions to Gulmarg and Alphazer Mountain, including a golf course and planned ski lift. A Chicago couple praises the stay and Nabi the server, while reflections end with hopes of meeting again in spring.
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