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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1965
Page
3
An editorial argues rising consumer prices threaten the case for a tax cut. It notes April's price rise and forecasts a likely May increase, warns inflation could accelerate, and discusses how tax policy might channel benefits to consumers rather than profits, aligning with Great Society goals.
The article reviews commencement addresses at High Point College and Baylor University, praising Bishop Earl G. Hunts sermon and Roe Bartles powerful message. Bartle urges graduates to practice applied Christianity and place love starting with God, family, and country, urging unity and social responsibility.
Editorial discusses Colombia’s violence as a historical constant yet notes its modern drift from Liberals to Conservatives parallels US party rivalries. It cites La Violencia starting 1946, the 1948 Bogota assassination, and later Cuban influence. It highlights extremist violence, civilian atrocities, and the rise of Gen Gustavo Rojas Pinilla as central to Colombia’s need to balance left and right pressures.
The High Point Enterprise provides basic publication data including issue frequency and contact points. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and notes AP news rights and mailing details for March 3 publication context.
Washington staff recaps remarks about LBJ and a Dominican crisis. A perceived method of gathering intelligence is joked about, involving the Israeli ambassador and Peace Corps, followed by market hours. The piece also notes a Percy joke and a Gonzalez campaign moment.
A memorial day poem honors sacred dead and faith, followed by letters from Rev. W. E. Isenhour and Editor Hardee criticizing liquor and ABC stores. A student speaker from Guilford College addresses teen drinking, contrasting adult behavior and youthful pressures with alcohol’s societal role.
DAN P. WHITLEY of 1101 Clyde Place criticizes adults in High Point for exposing teens to drinking. He argues liquor is a lifestyle influence and cites easy access in Chapel Hill and local stores, saying alcohol causes wrecks and illegitimate births. He questions Mr. Cameron’s view that liquor has no harmful or beneficial effects.
The fragment recalls sunbathing scenes near a college dorm plan and traffic jams as students pose in the sun. It also highlights High Point College downtown renewal with Realtor Ed Mendenhall delivering the Magic Block Sears store project, praised for reviving Main Street and benefiting education.
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