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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1965
Page
4
The Speaker Ban Law Threatens North Carolina Accreditation
North Carolina educators warn the Speaker Ban Law endangers accreditation for state colleges and the University of North Carolina. W A Dees cites violations of standards protecting institutional self governance and academic freedom, affecting Appalachian State Western Carolina East Carolina Winston Salem State A and T College and NC College. The Southern Association has not acted officially, but concerns about national reputation and graduates’ futures loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dees
Goldsboro
General Assembly
Board of Higher Education
Dees
Southern Assn. of
Southern Assn
Commission On Colleges
Higher Education Board
Tan
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Appalachian State
West
Ern
University of Mississippi
Courts Debate Jailing Alcoholics vs Treatment
Judges from across the country discuss whether alcohol dependent offenders should remain in the penal system or be treated by health agencies. Some favor continuing court-ordered treatment, others push for medical handling, while rehabilitation programs gain traction as a potential solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards S. Kaplan
Gary
Ind
Kaplan
Byron Haworth
Silver Coin Change Likely to Replace Silver in U S Coins
The Treasury plans to urge Congress to substitute a copper nickel alloy for silver in some or all coins as silver shortages and rising prices press Treasury toward reform. Present silver coins face withdrawal and producers hope for retained silver in new issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury
Congress
Treasury
Comment on Santo Domingo policy by CAPUS WAYNICK
Opinion piece arguing President Johnson should have appealed to the OAS before sending troops to Santo Domingo. It contends unilateral invasion risks guerrilla instability, weakens Latin American allies, and favors anti-American movements, while urging broader consultation and support for the President and GOP leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Santo Domingo
Pele Nage
Clyde Yon
Ad- SN
OAS
Organization of American States
Tagone
Ted
Shoul
Boob
Cuba
USA
Colombia
Tin
Bennett
Milton Eisenhower
South America
G.O.P
Sunday Sermon on Rebels Who Build and Destroy
The sermon contrasts two rebels the criminal and the prophet. It cites recent crimes including a safe-blowing heist and a brutal assault on a young woman, framing them as evidence of sinful hearts without subjection to higher law. It calls for uplifting rebels who lift humanity to a higher standard.
Prophets of righteousness call for a just humane world
The piece extols prophets as lights for history who demand a society ruled by God in human life. It argues prophets would destroy corruption while ensuring safety and freedom, imagining a world where doors need not be locked, children walk safely, and kidnappers vanish, with Amos cited as a historic call for justice and righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Notable High Point Alumni Mix in Global Affairs and Local Developments
The article tracks Holt McPherson 600 and Erie Jake Harris amid memories of Germany and observations on two doctor sons, Richard and Donnie Harris, with their medical work in Portland and Summerville. It notes Dr. Glenn A. Olds leaving Springfield College for a New York University program and highlights local civic appointments, hospital week, and the Hosiery Arts Exhibition with Singer's HV IV knitting machine debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Harris
Dickie
Donnie
Germany
Richard Harris
Glenn A. Olds
Springfield College
Ecene
Eeeene Deon
Olds
Atlantic City
Singer
Fidelity Division
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James H. Millis
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