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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1965
Page
5
Mrs. L W Lamar receives recognition for decades of Girl Scout work in Guilford and Sumner North Carolina. She started as a pioneer in rural Guilford and later taught near Greensboro and supported Scouting through camping and leadership among 1000 plus girls and many troops.
An editor reflects on a senate debate about a nation borrowing against its future by selling government obligations. The piece questions political culpability and the outlook of fiscal policy during a moment of crisis.
Readers mock rapid social change and future transit growth in a satirical letter. The writer notes a hypothetical two hundred mile per hour gravy train from Foggy Bottom to Needmore, and compares current events to Vietnam era misadventure with a stubborn mule.
The article discusses potential spring clashes in PTA politics amid rising conservative influence. It cites a National School Public Relations Assn volume and claims far right groups fund over 14 million dollars, with infiltrating efforts into local PTA groups. It also recalls budget cuts and a 1964 school board shift, and suggests teaching students to study school purposes to counter criticism.
In Thomasville the Chamber seeks action on railroad crossing safety as 2,600 unprotected crossings are noted. The piece recalls deadly crashes involving teenagers and critiques city leadership, including the firing of Edsel Harris as superintendent of inspections amid council deliberations. Election year tensions loom.
A skunk blocked Highway 29 A near the entrance to two educational institutions creating a lingering odor. Local store operators puzzled by Japanese markings on a carton used to ship fish hooks reveal odd clues but suggest such packaging is part of changing winter lines for spring merchandise.
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