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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1965
Page
4
A compact aphorism echoes biblical counsel on prudence and virtue. The quote frames a call to wisdom and innocence amid danger, followed by a literary reflection from John Patrick’s Teahouse of the August Moon.
Governor Dan Moore urges department heads to eliminate unnecessary expenses as he prepares to deliver the budget message to the General Assembly. He signals a balance between needed services and limited revenue, noting educational and other growth pressures while resisting new taxes.
Report from Moscow covers Alexei Leonov’s spacewalk and the 13 orbit mission. The article notes Russia’s lead in space and compares it with American aims, praising the feat while questioning its propaganda implications.
The piece notes May 1 as a pivotal day amid looming labor talks and the risk of delayed agreements. It cites I W Abel as a key election winner, predicts a prolonged bargaining period, and highlights steel output records with shipments around 8.4 million tons and 86 percent capacity utilization. It also warns of foreign steel purchases influenced by the strike.
The High Point Enterprise notes rate details for different subscription periods and delivery options. It lists contacts and indicates distribution terms through independent contractors, with home delivery rate inquiries directed to local carriers.
Hospitals in turmoil as Medicare excludes X-ray, lab, anesthesia and rehabilitation from hospital care. Specialists welcome the shift allowing them to set fees, while hospital leaders warn of fragmented care and higher bills.
A reader, aged unknown, recalls driving for 45 years without incidents while criticizing younger drivers. They cite a neighbor at 16 who damages cars, argue about do gooders offering answers, and note long driving history with two cars and 85 thousand miles.
A student voice from a college presses views on the nation's role in Vietnam and the impact on future adulthood. The note expresses personal stance and interest in international affairs shaping the era.
Julie Kemper argues that the United States cannot rely on isolationism and must take stronger action against communism, citing Viet Nam as a critical stake and the need to defend a free society in a changing world.
The piece critiques a Southern Railway amicus brief delaying High Point’s Urban Renewal plan, notes the city may seek bond funding and elections to reinstate the project, and laments signage to Friendship Airport. It praises local hospitality, laments litter taxes, and recalls High Point’s historical role in furniture markets, hosiery, and education.
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