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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
3
The piece portrays James Meredith as a target of both white racists and civil rights leaders after his Mississippi university bid. It argues that supporters and opponents alike pressure him to conform, making true individuality rare and often punished. Meredith’s injury and reactions highlight deep tensions in race politics and selfhood in that period.
Eyewitness report describes nonwhite individuals chased to City Hall steps and beaten. One man was cornered in a doorway and kicked until a young white girl, unnamed, stood over him to shield the prostrate man. The piece reflects on woman as guardian and moral force beyond the event.
A journalism professor compiles ten reading commandments to enhance newspaper use. They urge daily reading, exploring all sections, weighing facts, reading beyond headlines, and using ads to plan shopping, while enjoying a balanced, informed approach to news consumption.
A Chicago Daily News opinion notes Moscow may shift toward a consumer economy with TV commercials and a Fiat car plant. It warns of traffic growth, road building, service stations, potential shortages, and internal strain as Russia potentially copies American methods, while urging awareness of ensuing problems.
Washington debates a symbolic national Fathers Day resolution backed by Sen Jennings Randolph and Rep Joe Resnick. The Budget Bureau balks over costs, approving for one year only, while House members push for broader perks and equal restrooms, revealing bipartisan wish lists and procedural snags.
From Dartington Hall near Totnes in Devon, Carel Aim Brydes notes a shift from tin mining to farming and dairy work, and praises the West Country as England’s tourism and cultural hub. Dartington’s progressive school and estate projects, led by Leonard and Dorothy Elmhirst, blend education, farming, crafts, and arts, aiming to halt urban migration.
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