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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1965
Page
3
The piece argues that rigid stances by groups like the AMA and NRA hinder compromise on doctor patient relations and firearms controls. It asserts automation pressures threaten newspapers and jobs if management and labor fail to negotiate, urging adaptability over immobility.
Robert B Brown of Washington New Jersey traveled through Georgia and attended services at Andersonville Methodist Church. After his death at age 90 his will left about 176 900 dollars in 2840 shares to the church yielding around 5 000 dollars annual dividends. The gift reflects a Christian tradition of hospitality and kindness.
In The Atlanta Journal the column pokes fun at vacation as a balance of clothing, money and rest. It notes the return to routine brings air conditioning, quiet offices, and the brag of a golf score while the father recuperates from a weeks break. The piece leans humorous about family dynamics and workplace monotony.
The Miami Herald notes the 15 percent dependency ratio under 18 and over 65, with 68 under 18 and 15 over 65 per 100 in today. HEW predicts under-18 may rise to 73 per 100, leaving only one productive year, yet productivity argues more producers. By 1985 one worker may support nine or more, a rare global claim.
Nebraska lawmakers debated a resolution charging the press with indiscriminate and irresponsible use of freedoms. Sen Terry Carpenter offered an amendment to erase future names from media. only the sponsor voted in favor as the measure failed.
Capus Waynick recalls Laureano Gomez of Colombia a blunt yet calculating leader whose health failed amid turmoil banditry and a brief coup. Waynick describes discussions on foreign capital policy under the Point IV program and Gomez’s eventual exile before dying in Bogota after a period in Spain.
NEA feature notes litter costs about 500 million yearly and shows its two faces. A California judge sentences a litter offender to clean up a highway mile, while a rattle snake bites the man collecting trash. A San Antonio dentist gives litter bugs to patients. Morning Glory pool at Yellowstone is cleared of trash including coins. Greenville patrolman cites a driver for littering after he tears up a ticket. The judge fined him 25 dollars.
Notes on news recount littering cases from New York Aquarium to Southampton England where a 230-pound chef was fined for a cigarette wrapper drop. A Rochester youth served five days for littering, while Chicago freeway cleanup yielded 1500 tons of trash including animals, crates, doors, bed springs, and hundreds of auto parts.
The Daily Mail marks Lord Northcliffe’s centenary by praising his enduring vision. It notes journalism must inform and explain, expanding public knowledge across media, while probing authority and presenting human contexts, as the profession evolves with tech and education reforms.
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