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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1965
Page
3
The remark by Richard T. Bak emphasizes Colerendom’s ongoing role in shaping global thought. He frames its core contribution as rooted in faith from the outset, urging continued reflection on its purpose and impact. The statement underscores enduring values guiding its mission.
A Raleigh special session moves to amend the Speaker Ban Law backed by Governor Moore. The paper argues for restoring educational authority to trustees to preserve academic freedom and reduce political interference, noting Rep. Britt’s assurances that communist speakers will not appear on campuses. The editorial urges a full restoration of educational direction to responsible trustees.
A week of fatal crashes leads to charges of driving under the influence and manslaughter for two drivers. An eight year old girl and a one year old boy were killed as drunken driving continues to threaten innocent lives. The piece urges strict action and community accountability to curb such crashes.
The OAS Rio gathering is expected to yield little results amid unsettled Latin politics. Castelo Branco in Brazil, Venezuela’s boycott, and Fulbright criticisms color the mood. Officials anticipate heavy critique of U S policy over the Dominican crisis and urge a firm stand against unilateral intervention.
Drew Pearson reports the Rio de Janeiro foreign ministers meeting reflects strong anti American sentiment in the Western Hemisphere toward U.S. Latin policy. He cites Tom Mann as a target and notes debates on moving OAS headquarters and blocking a Pan American police force.
Notes say the United States favors a Pan American police force to restore order, but Mexico, Chile, and Uruguay fear a hidden U S militarism. The Rio de Janeiro debate is expected to be heated as nations weigh the idea.
Town voices clash over a proposed by-pass to ease North Main traffic congestion amid widening plans. In related notes, High Point Museum open house drew visitors and highlighted a growing regional historical collection needing space and volunteers. Texaco dealer Hodgin plans a colonial service station at North Main and Parris, while Southern FurnitureSite clears for a Burger King franchise with Earl Brown. Wake Forest student Irwin Coffield TH shines in South Carolina and Wayne State debates. Christmas toy drive by the Jaycees gathers toys for repair and distribution, supporting Santa’s spirit of giving during the holiday season.
Letter writer lashes out at drinking drivers and bootleggers linking two fatal weekends to alcohol. He decries the ABC stores bringing revenue while deaths and misery rise, mocks churchgoers and local reporters, and questions community leaders and ministers.
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