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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1965
Page
3
Editorial argues that most citizens do not know how much they pay in taxes and government costs. It cites a Wake Forest survey showing poor underpay relative to estimates and rich underpaying as well. The piece urges readers to check their pay stubs to understand funding of wars, agriculture, and public programs and to participate in government affairs.
A furniture market visitor from four states criticizes a High Point desk clerk for rudeness denying a room. The salesman intervened to secure a Greensboro room for the night and says local courtesy is typically poor, urging a citywide image review ahead of the four annual furniture markets.
Editorial notes about a two day White House Conference on Education beginning tomorrow with 590 leaders from government education business and labor. Johnson touts plans for a National Teachers Corps and priority on education reform amid growing needs like classrooms books and teachers. The piece also cites protests and actions regarding desegregation and Negro teachers facing dismissal, urging support for teachers amid rising enrollments.
Unclear OCR fragment references a local carrier deal with contractor representatives and payments. No clear names, dates, or locations emerge to identify entities or outcomes.
A historical view notes that midcentury industry founders organized annual picnics with strict discipline. Over time corporations adopted employee led programs, spending on parks, clubs, and amusement facilities. Major firms like Radio Corp of America and Pfizer expanded outings to include large parks, boats, and golf courses, shaping a modern recreation trend funded by firms and workers.
AP reports that President Johnson enjoys rare political dominance as the Republicans remain split since 1964. He uses success to push his agenda with minimal Republican opposition, while Congress achieves a striking legislative record. Roosevelt’s 1936 path contrasted by his fight with the Supreme Court.
Notes On The News recounts Roosevelt’s 1937 bid to overhaul the Supreme Court. The plan sparked broad opposition, including Democrats. Congress rejected it, but the court later upheld Social Security in May 1937, signaling a shift in how New Deal measures were treated amid political strife.
In Teheran the Central Bank of Iran showcased a vast crown jewel collection that supports the national currency. The exhibit, arranged with M Edi Saman, displays gems collected by ancient rulers and conquerors, including famed stones like the Daria-i-Nur and Koon-i-Nur, with the collection dating back to Sassanid times and expanded under Reza Shah.
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