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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1965

Page

15

Board revises assignment plan in civil rights effort

A North Carolina board revised its student assignment plan to comply with the 1964 Civil Rights Act after a Raleigh meeting with the Office of Education. The amendment shifts to non racial initial assignments for 1966 67 and requires no intimidation of transfer requests. The board also approved transfer requests within the system, including 27 requests mainly from Black students seeking junior and senior high schools.

Fort Raleigh Board Kington Schoo

First Union Reports All Business Up First Union

First Union National Bank reports strong six month results for 1965 with operating earnings of 2,412,091 up 13 percent from 1964. Deposits rose 15 percent to 459,104,997 and total resources climbed 14 percent to 531,227,819. Loans advanced 16 percent to 322,416,052 from 277,175,750 last year.

Union National Bank James R. Spence

Polynesian Language Reaches Global Tapestry

A Polynesian language, spoken by fewer than a million people, threads through a wide archipelago. It spans regions across the globe, reflecting a broader geographic footprint than many other native languages.

City Fireman Urges Gas Sale Law Compliance

J L White of the High Point Fire Department urged service station operators to obey laws banning gasoline sold in glass or plastic containers. He spoke to the High Point Chapter of the North Carolina Service Station Association, noting violation carries up to one year in prison or a 3000 dollar fine. He distributed the city fire prevention code and urged turning off engines during fueling, with operators pledging cooperation.

J. L. White High Point Fire Department High Point North Carolina Service Station Assn White Fire Department North Carolina Service Station Assn Operaton Kermit Sloops

Methodists Gather In Asheboro For Budget Plans

About three hundred laymen and ministers from the Western North Carolina conference met at First Methodist Church in Asheboro to adopt a general budget covering church support, district camp, district work fund and missions. The district authorized a microwave relay tower project on Shepherd Mountain in Camp Mount Shepherd with UNC television service and Highway Patrol communications. Officers for 1965 66 were elected for the ministers and ministers wives groups. The Third Annual Laymen's Retreat was announced for August 7 at Millbrook Farm led by Bishop Goodson and Dr. Rickey.

High’ Point Asheboro Philip L. Shore Jr University of North Carolina Highway Patrol Shepherd Mountain Camp Mount Shepherd N. Carson Williams Jr Central Methodist Church O. Ray Moss Welch Memorial Methodist Church High Point Robert J. Goldston Calvary Methodist Church James G. Huggin Robert M. Hardee Kelley R. Jones C. Ray Moss Carter Holbrook Millbrook’ Farm W. Kenneth Goodson McMurray Rickey

Randolph County group to meet on school support plan

Liberty hosts the first meeting of the expanded Randolph County Citizens for Better School group with Roby Garner and Robert Morgan as speakers. They will discuss a bill approving a bond or a 37 cent tax to fund county schools ahead of the November 2 vote. The event also marks the group’s name change from Eastern Randolph County Better School Citizens to reflect countywide concerns.

Liberty Randolph County Citizens For Better Randolph Roby Garner Robert Morgan North Carolina Sylvian Routh Randolph County Board of Commissioners County Board of Education Better School Citizens

Republic of China Founded in 1912 after Revolution

The Chinese Republic began in 1912 after nationalists led by Dr Sun Yat sen overthrew the Manchu dynasty establishing a new republic.

China Sun Yat-sen

Cameras And Courtrooms

New York AP columnist John Daly notes summer raises focus on TV in trials. He contrasts newsmen demanding courtroom access under the First Amendment with defenders of fair trial rights under the Fourth Amendment. He warns cameras may threaten court dignity, witness alertness, and testimony integrity.

John Daly New York

Television and Courts Weigh In On Public Understanding

A long editorial paragraph promotes educational TV to demystify courtrooms. It cites rising arrest rates, public fear of trials, and the need for in court programs developed with bar associations. The piece references Washtenaw County Michigan and argues for accessible, nonintrusive broadcasts to improve legal literacy.

Washtenaw County Ann Arbor Mich American Bar Association

Television schedule notes from CHS Charlotte to Roanoke

A scrambled listing shows various TV stations and program blocks including General Hospital at 2:00, Love of Life at 3:00, Another World at 3:00, News at intervals, and entertainment shows such as The Tonight Show style segments. It reads like a station-wide timetable with program names, times, and some host or segment hints.

Wghp-Tv Wemy-Tv WSIS Laramie Trails West Walter Cronkite Huntley-Brink Arthur Smith Patty Duke Charlotte Roanoke Walt. Cronkite P. Wagoner Hinbiles Dick van Dyke Renete Bear Castio Luci-Deano Eyewtress Editoriel

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