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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
4
A religious excerpt cites Jesus blessing Simon Peter for divine revelation. The verse underscores faith over flesh and blood and identifies a heavenly source for insight. The second line appears garbled with unclear content.
The U S Supreme Court upheld a federal law presuming guilt by presence near illegal liquor operations. The Georgia case involved two men arrested near an unregistered still capable of 500 gallons per run. Court noted secrecy and proximity reflect participation, echoing frontier folklore.
A comparison of 1963 highway funding shows North Carolina paying $1.95 in user taxes for every dollar received in state funds, the highest ratio among states. Alaska contributes 7 cents, New York $1.21, the border states 66 cents, and North Carolina totals $1.38. Overall the 50 states and DC paid $45.31 for every $51 spent on highway work.
Kerala faces legislative elections amid historical turmoil and food scarcity measures. The piece notes formation of a Communist government in 1957, Nehru's dismissal, Shastri's hunger rationing plan, federal weakness, and pre dawn raids on Red activists in Trivandrum as tensions rise.
Mrs. R. B. Terry was chosen as secretary treasurer in the recent meeting of the Dh A Racher Press. The appointment names Mrs. Terry to oversee finances and administrative duties for the organization.
A storefront in Moscow caters to foreigners with hard currency by offering imported foods at up to 70 percent below local market prices. Russians and diplomats are largely excluded unless paying in foreign currencies, while the store stocks Scotch, cognac, Cuban cigars, and American cigarettes in neat displays.
The letters discuss how liquor taverns and bars affect pedestrians and public safety, urging caution about drunkenness. The 1945 commission report spans 381 pages and the General Assembly weighs a statewide liquor beer wine vote.
The After group goes on record opposing the High Point ABC store referendum. They express sincere concern that such worthy organizations should be involved in this decision, naming Florence D. Robertson as a referenced person in the editor’s notes.
A speaker denounces littering and vandalism by unnamed culprits roaming the town. He urges swift punishment or removal, blaming their crude acts on a behavior he calls hog-pen raising and asks authorities to tighten defenses.
Frid ay 10 a m service at the Friends Meeting House invites contemplation and renewal. Prayers seek rest for the spirit, forgiveness of sins, and a rekindling of goodwill and brotherhood among attendees.
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