Trustees Demand Speaker Ban Law Amendment To Save NC Universities
The University of North Carolina trustees warn the Speaker Ban Law jeopardizes accreditation for public colleges in North Carolina. They urge amendment to return speaker control to campus officials, citing Gov. Dan Moore’s past stance and the Legislature’s reluctance to act.
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University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Dan Moore
Executive Council
The
Commission On Colleges of the Southern Assn. of Schools and Colleges
Gov. Moore
Moore
Auction aims to move hundreds of 1964 cars before 1965 models
High Point Auction plans a large wholesale sale with four lanes in operation. Ford dealers from nearby states attend a signifiant event as Hertz and Avis cars previously in Florida enter the lineup. The sale, held near Interstate 85, signals potential shifts in leasing tied marketing.
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High Point Auction, Inc
Robert and
Forest Mendenhall
J. D. Rogers
Rambler
Chrysler
Darlington
High Point
Manheim
Mendenhall Brothers
Ford
Holiday Inn
Right to work laws spark debate over growth and union power
Willard Wirtz faces a House Labor subcommittee debate on repealing Section 14(b) of Taft-Hartley. Supporters argue right to work boosts growth and climate-friendly industry by easing state competition, while opponents warn it coerces workers into unions and undermines labor protections.
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Labor
Willard Wirtz
House Labor
Wirtz
Siege at Girard College in Philadelphia districts crowds police
The Girard College siege in Philadelphia sees up to 800 police deployed around its 43 acre campus as about a dozen pickets are arrested. NAACP leaders declare the protest a war of attrition while tensions and confrontations flare along the main gate with demonstrators chanting and marching past Founder's Hall.
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Girard College
Philadelphia
North Side
New York
Girard
NAACP
Cecil Moore
Letters to The Editor on liquor's social cost in High Point
A reader argues that business leaders push for liquor sales for money while neglecting social harms. The writer recalls liquor in the home and its toll on families, urging moral duty to citizens and criticizing those who protest moral concerns.
Notes On The News Why do they need to think
The piece questions whether drunkenness is caused by mental, moral, physical, or financial factors. It argues even casual drinking harms judgment and suggests liquor may harm individuals and families. It appeals to High Point readers to vote against liquor stores.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Jacque Norman
Jack Burris
Contres
Hill-Burton Fund
Priceless Books In Washington Library Four Alarm Systems Guard
Washington Cathedral hosts a private library with rare items including one of 43 Gutenberg Bibles and illuminated manuscripts from the 14th century. The collection is protected by four alarm systems tracking temperature humidity flame and access after hours to prevent theft and damage.
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Washington
Washington Cathedral
Rare Treasure and Census Snippet Reveal Shifts in Marriage and City Life
A fragment from a 1960s era issue outlines a Census Bureau computer report on social trends. It notes more single women in metropolitan areas, rising average marriage age to 20.5 years, and about 7.8 million people living with unclear eating habits.
Randolph County party leaders clash over school board bill
The editor cites Randolph County Democratic chairman opposing repealing the Burrow School Bill and argues against by partisan county school board elections. He claims Republicans were disfranchised and questions timing for voter choice.
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Randolph County
High Point Enterprise Advertising and Circulation Note
The High Point Enterprise outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, daily only, and Sunday only with different advance payment amounts. It notes tax applicability for North Carolina subscriptions, AP news rights, and distributor responsibilities.
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Associated Press
N.C
N. C
H Point
Prise, Inc
Thinking Citizens Alarmed by Liquor Store Ad Campaign
A local notice reports opponents describe an ad titled Thinking Folks Against Liquor Stores urging citizens of High City to oppose new outlets. The piece frames the issue as a public interest debate and cites community concern.
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