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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
4
The Enterprise celebrates the School Bell Award recognizing service in education interpretation. The paper pledges renewed effort to support education, noting education and morality sustain free government. It urges timely funding as Guilford pursues 14 million dollars in school bonds to update facilities meeting rising student numbers.
The visit of an American Council on Education representative highlights Memphis State University’s rapid expansion with 12,000 students and plans for $19 million in new construction. Dr. C C Humphreys and Dr. Wallace R Smith note growth across facilities and the journalism program gains under Dr. Quintus Wilson, with Community support fueling regional expansion into eastern Arkansas and northern Mississippi.
A discussion notes how solar heating lowers costs for cooking and hot water, with Florida use cited in the past. The essay urges broader adoption in underdeveloped nations, faults neglect of existing devices, and highlights a Boston meeting of the Solar Energy Society to expand practical use of the vast solar energy resource.
The piece discusses the opening of the 23rd Congress in Moscow and its significance as a forum for debate on economic topics amid tensions with China and Viet Nam. It notes Khrushchev’s de Stalinization legacy and hints at shifts in Soviet leadership's stance toward China, with reflections on Stalin’s enduring influence and the price Russians paid for his era.
Drew Pearson writes a letter to his grandsons about Daytona Beach as a spring break hub for about 75,000 students noting its beauty and public access while cautioning about beer drinking, property damage, and underworld activity. He stresses the value of a real home and his work with Big Brothers to combat juvenile delinquency. He recalls past money struggles and contrasts then with easier trips now, urging appreciation of family.
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