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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
3
Citizens confront rising local costs while state funds shift away. In Guilford and Thomasville the struggle to fund schools, roads, water and sewers intensifies as property values grow slowly. Taxpayers demand efficiency and professional public service, but budgets require higher spending to deliver on services.
An editorial notes awaited reactions of the American Legion and its auxiliary to the Speaker Ban actions at Boys State and Girls State. Girls in Greensboro disapproved of the law banning speakers with communist or Fifth Amendment backgrounds on state campuses, despite their sponsor's pro ban stance. Boys deferred to their Supreme Court, which ruled the law unconstitutional, with legislative houses endorsing that ruling. The piece argues mock youth assemblies should not be colored by sponsor opinions, preserving their purpose.
Editorial notes AEIL takeover of the nuclear ship Savannah from the government aims to run it in regular freight service to Europe and the Mediterranean under FAST with a nominal charter fee. The plan shifts from a from a peace-ship demonstration to commercial use, promising potential break-even outcomes, while seaworthy fuel and labor issues loom.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe newspaper subscriptions in North Carolina, mentioning pay and an attorney, with garbled terms about delivery rates and carrier contact. The readable fragments reference weekly press, tax terms, and representation for subscription arrangements.
In an article series from Washington notes the author discusses Hanoi’s claim to defeat the United States in South Vietnam. It argues U S forces are spread thin in global hotspots and would struggle against guerrilla warfare. The piece compares Vietnam with Korea and notes internal strains in Saigon’s government.
A Brookhaven National Laboratory atom smasher article discusses anti matter forming in groups called authenties and speculates on anti worlds. The piece blends science with surreal fiction about anti Mame, Pretroit, and anti characters, ending with a fragmented, dreamlike reflection on cultural impact.
A fragmented tale recounts Prince Rotten seeking shelter with an ugly girl who hides him under her bed. He disappears, replaced by a grotesque anti frog creature who grins down at her. The lovers supposedly live on, though the scene ends abruptly.
Ambassador Cecil Lyon at a Colombo luncheon discusses Ceylon's neutral stance, elections shifting it toward the West, and Soviet reactions. He recalls past naval incidents, U.S. neutrality jokes, and a visit to Parliament including an English session and a Kennedy film shown by U.S. Information Service.
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