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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1965
Page
3
A Montclair article argues Cornell and other big schools should actively oppose narcotics and permissive conduct. It contends marijuana is medically habit forming, endangers self and others, and that permissiveness in sex cheating and other habits may fuel campus unrest as a prime cause.
A dubious English fitness writer Almeric Fish Advocates leap from bed to don undergarments as a morning routine Promoting latometrics the piece mocks the craze comparing it to isometrics and predicting widespread daily bed leaps by adults in Britain and America The tone is satirical noting Queen Victoria and the Duke of Wellington as distant paragons and hoping the trend fades before crossing the Atlantic
An editorial reflection urges readers to remember Rudyard Kipling's If and to hold to old truths while life changes. It calls on individuals to order their thoughts, stay steadfast, and apply reason despite doubt and isolation as history moves through more transition.
The Wheeling Intelligencer discusses Chief Coon of the Pittsburgh Police Homicide Division resisting calls to limit reporting of arrests and criminal proceedings. Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Bell backs press access, arguing the public has a right to information for public interest and that suppression harms justice.
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The report describes student action targeting limits, with demonstrators leaving a crowded hallway and moving toward a hospital. Police brutality and mass arrests surface as officials note the event’s magnitude, while later statements downplay individual culpability and promise fuller investigation into passive roles.
Utility reads as a household fire-hazard guide urging attic decluttering, checking electricals, replacing frayed cords, ensuring ventilation, and storing grease and fuels properly. It covers living rooms kitchens basements and garages with cautions about ash trays, chimneys, and leaf burning rules for local authorities.
Washington opponents of the Dirksen one man one vote plan tie reapportionment to civil rights. The proposal would allow one house to be apportioned by factors besides population with referendums for any population based change. Negro leaders warn against tying civil rights to reapportionment and Senate hearings will clarify positions after voting rights bills move forward.
A Washington emphasis on civil rights risks peeling off liberal Dirksen backers such as Senators Javits of New York and Kuchel of California, though neither is likely to shift. Analysts warn only equitable legislative districting under one person one vote will boost suburbs more than central cities, and the central city gains idea lags without broader support.
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