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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
3
A dated excerpt attributed to Dag Heramarckfeld, a former UN secretary general, urges readers to live in the present and reject past or future daydreams, framing duty and destiny as immediate. The fragment-like text reflects a cryptic, religiously tinged reflection on renewal and world transformation.
Front page read highlights Viet Nam woes poll shows American worry about body mind soul and finances a Sagebrush town sell off becomes symbol of frustration while stock market flags and space fears loom yet optimism endures tomorrow may bring a better day
A liquor industry executive argues federal, state, and local levies impose a disproportionate burden on lower and middle income groups. He cites that nationally a purchaser pays about $1.30 in taxes per dollar spent on the beverage. He notes tax revenue doubles as a deterrent and suggests no easy relief is coming, while hinting at an alternative or concerted approach.
Editorial notes the 750th Magna Carta anniversary and its shared lineage of liberty for Britain and the United States. It argues the charter’s lasting impact lies not in explicit guarantees but in establishing law as supreme over power, shaping both nations’ constitutional ethos.
The High Point Enterprise shows office roles and billing notes for staff including president secretary treasurer managing editor and advertising director. It mentions subscription rates, AP news rights, and carrier contractor status with delivery details and contact hints.
Ray Cromley reports from Saigon on a Viet Cong plan to wipe out officers and men in select crack units rather than seize territory. The method relies on mutilation, intimidation, and guerrilla support to break morale, with decimated Ranger battalions cited as examples, and questions remain about its effectiveness in South Vietnam.
New York columnist laments The Rogues being dropped for being too sophisticated and admits unable to match TV shows with sponsors. He recalls failing to remember sponsors for Jack Benny and Drell G while noting ads pay for programs. The piece reflects on advertising as the unseen driver of television.
A casual, unofficial survey among friends lists sponsor associations for many radio and TV personalities and shows such as Jack Benny, The Lone Ranger, Ed Wynn, Jessica Dragonette, Death Valley Days, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, and Fibber McGee and Molly. The note asks for any broadcasting arts explanation of the pattern behind these sponsorships.
Editor notes a talk by Dr. Zachary Taylor Je from LaGrange College on the rise of megacities and strip urbanization. The piece traces urban growth from early frontier cities to megapolis from Norfolk to Portland, highlighting boundary multiplicity, transit, safety, and education challenges, plus the need for new metropolitan government experiments and public awareness.
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