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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1965
Page
3
A historic editorial condemns distorted free speech by demonstrators who seek to force others to listen. It argues rights carry responsibilities and that speech must not override others’ right to attend to their normal pursuits or occupy public or private spaces.
Indianapolis Star decries littering as a national habit. The piece cites junk yards, discarded daily items, and careless dumping on roadsides, urging awareness of waste culture and enforcement despite laws and fines. It contrasts American consumption with older thrift values.
The Kingsport Times-News warns that thousands plan summer trips yet many won’t return safely. An experienced observer notes accidents often strike confident first timers who believe luck replaces caution. The piece urges pairing carefree with carefulness, not treating safety as a sermon aimed at others.
The Orlando Sentinel discusses Kansas City police chief urging officers to greet children with a wave and portrays police as public friends. It argues community trust begins with children and that authority should be exercised with care to prevent chaos and disrespect.
A Greenville Piedmont Seenville Keamont notice warns against medical quackery. It cites false electronic and mechanical devices, nutritional fakery, and bromide quack remedies. Authorities urge citizens not to trust nostrums as medical science advances.
Fragmented OCR text from the High Point Enterprise indicates mailing and postage details, carrier and distribution notes, and local rate information. The readable parts reference the Post Office in High Point North Carolina and indicate standard newspaper mailing practices.
Duke University announces a 65 plan worth 71.5 million dollars for medical center facilities and campus enhancements, plus 22.5 million for student services and eight million for instruction improvements. The program includes nine new buildings, a cultural center, and an honors degree pilot for gifted students in fall 1965, with emphasis on student welfare and individual development.
A letter from G. Vance Steed argues against alcohol use and industry, denouncing brewers and distillers. It cites moral warnings from the Bible and church groups, calling for abstention and labeling the trade as harmful to society. The piece frames the wets as facing a decisive political and cultural setback.
The piece discusses rising alcohol availability in High Point and Jamestown, citing Jaycees and sheriff comments on teen parties in residential areas. It references beer cans found after gatherings, local concerns for residents and children, and calls for action to curb such events.
A reflective piece recalls Sir Winston Churchill and calls for language simplification as a memorial to him. It also notes Dr Ralph Taylor's potential move within the North Carolina Methodist Conference and reports on High Point Area Mission board concerns and a new handicap swimming program sponsored by the Y. The article highlights community efforts to aid the physically handicapped and cautions against alcohol damage to youth amid local debates.
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