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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
3
The piece cites John Jackson, a University of Kentucky electrical engineering professor, noting his wish to explore human philosophy while warning against invalid social criteria as a measure of worth. The author questions the validity and liberty implications of applying logic and quantification to human value.
A retrospective on the surge of consulting firms since the 1950s shows 2,000 then rising to 2,300 by a decade later with annual fees surpassing $1 billion. The piece humorously notes advisers rarely follow their own counsel, a quip echoed by Rochefoucauld and Shakespeare.
The Portland Oregonian notes attic rummage can yield valuable comics and art materials. Investors boast high prices for rare early Superman Batman Captain Marvel and Green Lantern issues, while a Chicago youth’s collection valued at 40 000 shows the market boom. Risks remain as futures in collecting are volatile and untidy ruses abound.
The National Academy of Sciences warns that if growth rates persist the U S could reach a one person per square foot density in 650 years. Census Bureau projections show 262 million in 1975 and 266 million in 1985 with California Florida New York Texas Ohio Illinois and New Jersey absorbing about one fifth of the growth. Florida is slated to be the fastest growing state at 2 93 percent from 1964 to 1985 as urbanization erodes open spaces and prairies disappear.
The Asheville Citizen notes how Valentina Tereshkova visited the Molyneux salon in Paris, quickly selecting two outfits and purchasing them in ten minutes. The piece contrasts space travel efficiency with domestic decision making, suggesting speed may differ by environment or culture.
The Forward Look fashion designer Oleg Cassini claims a woman’s mouth then eyes reveal her, then her figure. Critics note men often reverse this order, seeking signals from her figure and eyes before lips. If all signals align, Cassini’s point is questioned.
The High Point Enterprise announces publication details and advertising rates. It lists staff roles including managing editor and secretary treasurer and notes that the paper is printed in High Point North Carolina. It provides subscription pricing for daily and Sunday editions and mentions postal regulations and carrier arrangements.
Community fears Daytop Village and Daytop Lodge will endanger property values and attract addicts, while supporters cite no police incidents and insist on ongoing public funding. The debate pits neighborhood residents against rehabilitation efforts on Staten Island, with funding and future operation under discussion.
President Johnson’s postponement of Lal Bahadur Shastri’s U.S. visit has created difficulties in preventing the international spread of nuclear weapons. U.S. diplomats see stopping proliferation as urgent as more nations acquire atomic weapons and warheads. The Soviet Union, France, Britain, and China are named as members of the nuclear club. If unchecked, proliferation could spiral.
Washington experts say India could produce a plutonium bomb within 18 months if it pursues atomic weapons. Sweden Japan Israel also have capability and could follow. Indian pressure to proceed is rising to offset China, with potential ripple effects for Pakistan and regional stability.
Notes discuss Mao’s potential bomb delivery range and Indian needs for missiles over 600 miles and 2000 mile ranges to hit Beijing or New Delhi. It notes India’s hesitance to start bomb work, U.S. pressure on Shastri, and diplomatic efforts to sway him despite Johnson’s stance and Sino Indian tensions.
The piece recounts a July Fourth visit from Kabul to Tehran beginning with a cyclone in Afghanistan and ending with celebrations in Teheran. It notes U. S. Ambassador John Melton Steeves and Afghan officials attending a Kabul garden party, Marines guarding the embassy grounds, and a royal reception. It highlights Peace Corps presence led by Jack Frankel, Teheran’s Hilton hotel, urban traffic, and the Iran capital’s mix of ancient charm and modern hospitality.
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