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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1965

Page

5

High Pointer of the Week Mrs Robert Hauser

Mrs Robert E Hauser becomes president of the Association for Retarded Children in 1964 and leads growth across High Point Greensboro and state programs. The couple raise three children including daughter Jane diagnosed as mentally retarded and advocate for inclusive services and residential camping.

Robert Marks The Point Assn Robert E. Hauser Hauser Greensboro Assn Department of Mental Health High Point Association Greensboro High Point First Methodist Church Camp Pamlico Washington Association Junior Chamber of Commerce Assn Jane

Degrees Of Madness Editor's Outlook on Graduate Fever

The editor critiques the rush to graduate study, noting endless funding, dean scrutiny, and six advisers stalling theses. He cites a Texas student frustrated by a frustrating thesis index and a Wisconsin delay to free up studio lab use, highlighting systemic pressure to pursue advanced degrees.

Jenkin Lloyd Jones America East Texas Wisconsin Uate Stuas New York State

North Carolina notes on Klan filings and local officials

State official Thad Eure seeks Klan incorporation as a corporation with a president and agents named for United Klans of America. The piece also profiles leaders and officials including Fred Baxley in Hope Mills and John J. Powers, a Greensboro plant president touring employees. Burlington adds blue police lights to all patrol cars following a 1965 act.

William A. Shires Raleigh North Carolina Ku Klux Klan Klan Thad Eure Eure Robert Shelton Tuscaloosa Ala Shelton The United Klans of America John J. Powers Greensboro Powers Burlington

Budget Surges Trim Davidson County Tax Rates

Davidson County Commissioners cut the tax rate by 43 cents per 100 value despite a 26 percent rise in property values for the coming year. County taxes apply to 60 percent of property value. Thomasville’s City Council finance committee aims to shave cents from the city’s planned 1.84 rate while last year’s was 1.83 city and 1.38 county. Property values rose across Lexington and Davidson County. Tentative rates show 95 cents for Davidson County, 75 cents for Lexington, and 1.84 for Thomasville.

Thomasville Davidson County Lexington Denton

Roaming the Piedmont Skys and Fields Across Davidson County

A village column describes a self trained road crossing dog and observes locals laboring in Abbotts Creek area. Wilson Hedgecock harvests wheat while crops suffer from weather and pests. Clyde Motsinger notes his farming pace. a low flying plane crows about worm control. The Barn Dinner Theater previews the Rainmaker as Western North Carolina ministers relocate for conference moves.

Abbotts Creek Davidson County Wilson Hedgecock Clyde Motsinger Dis

Magna Carta and Waterloo Highlight British History Anniversaries

A Sunday Accent essay celebrates major British milestones: the 1215 Magna Carta signed at Runnymeade with nobles witnessing, the 1815 Waterloo victory by Wellington and Blucher, and the Dunkirk evacuation 25 years ago. The piece notes lasting liberty from Magna Carta and enduring resolve at Waterloo.

Waterloo Beaces Dunkerque Runnymede John

End of Napoleon and Dunkerque evacuation in 1940

The text recalls Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo and links it to the 1940 Dunkerque evacuation. It notes Britain saved 338,226 troops across the Channel in late May to early June, leaving a nucleus for Allied victory five years later.

Blucher Napoleon Waterloo Europe Flanders Fields Dunkerque Nazi Germany Channel England France Rhine

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