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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1966
Page
16
A traveler recounts Europe misadventures from Venice to Trieste and Austria. She hides in a hotel bath due to paid showers, meets a local prince in Trieste, negotiates a date with him at eleven, and ends with a chaperone-less farewell before heading north to Austria.
A state ruling under the OAA program caps medical payments at seven dollars monthly for those who do not enroll in additional payments, instead of the previous ten dollars. Not all qualified for Social Security receive checks, and lack of automatic deduction complicates collection.
Gov Dan Moore and the Council of State raised the state interest rate from 4 to 5 percent. The second hike this year and third since last winter follows higher yields on U S government short term securities, which set the rate.
Chancellor D W Colvard called the move the logical first step in organizing a university as UNC trustees approve creating a college of arts and sciences within the Charlotte campus. Departments will join the college and a dean will lead it, contingent on 1967 General Assembly funding.
Greece plans nine arkas and centaur rockets to photograph a solar eclipse on May 10. The shots will reach about 140 kilometers high and be fired from Karystos island or a nearby ship.
Overcast conditions keep temperatures well below the recent near 100 degree highs. Weather experts attribute drought and heat to a jet stream pattern that pushed winds 40 000 feet high over Canada rather than south into the United States, worsening drought effects nationwide.
Queen Elizabeth I stands as the final ruler of England's Tudor era marking the end of a dynasty that shaped late 16th century politics culture and religion.
An accident in a Thomasville parking lot caused about 1475 in damages to three parked cars. Mabel Robbins Brown backed into a post, then accelerated and collided with Ward and Surratt vehicles on Fisher Ferry Street. No charges were filed.
The National Heart Institute approved a renewal grant of 130 406 dollars to Duke Medical Center for research. The U S Public Health Service provided Duke School of Nursing 23 442 dollars for curriculum research.
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