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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1965
Page
5
A subway incident prompts a reflective narrative about conscience and duty. The writer recalls a passerby witness and after four calls to police precincts he reports the assault to Juvenile Court, seeking justice for a molestation event involving a teen boy named Steven Larsen and his family.
Dr Molner discusses advancing mental health treatment and the need to treat emotional issues as part of overall health. He urges recognizing worry, grief, and anger as common, advising open talk, avoidance of bottling up problems, and seeking help when needed. Pluto is noted as the remote planet.
An account of a court case involving a boy named Steve, his accuser girl, and a lawyer who volunteers to represent him. The narrative reflects on civic responsibility and the impact of witnesses, ending with a personal note of prayer and gratitude for courage to act.
The Virginia North Carolina 65 peg Insurance Association extends the open enrollment period for its senior health plan through March 27. Coverage starts April 1. post 65 applicants face a four month wait. Fifty two companies join to pool resources for elder care costs. Any licensed agent in the two states may enroll applicants.
Duke University Medical Center has been awarded 750000 by the Commonwealth Fund of New York to create what is described as the first major reform in medical education at Duke. The plan will start with the next entering class and compress the curriculum to two years by focusing first on basic sciences and then seven week blocks in each major clinical field.
Rep J Henry Hill of Catawba County advocates a bill to require annual sessions, arguing the two year cycle hinders local and state governance with a 2 billion dollar budget. Gov Moore remains opposed while the Constitutional Amendments Committee, led by Rep Pickard, reviews the measure.
At Bentonville North Carolina a ceremony marked a red granite marker for Texans who fought in the 1865 victory as Sen Ralph Yarborough and other national and state figures attended. A reenactment of the Averasboro battle drew participants from 20 states amid rain and crowds.
The Joint Appropriations Committee will resume hearings after about a week of suspended sessions. Gov. Dan Moore's message prompted action, with requests from colleges on funding and policy currently under review.
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