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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1965
Page
3
Editorial urges High Point readers to pledge to the United Appeal for 27 health welfare and recreation agencies. It notes a 10 percent raise to 358353 and highlights motivations for giving, calling donors to invest in community services and humanity.
The Moscow Central Committee gathering signaled Leonid Brezhnev's rise to the top within the Soviet leadership. The Kremlin pushed back centralized control while Liberman reforms linked production to market demand, reshaping about a quarter of the economy. Kosygin's consumer reform win fades against Brezhnev's bolstering influence.
The Supreme Court reconvenes its 1965 66 term with ceremonial opening at 10 am and the swearing in of Abe Portas. The lineup shows a liberal wing led by Warren Black Douglas Brennan and a conservative restraint bloc around Harlan Stewart Clark White, shaping disputes ahead.
A local newspaper notes Dr Rawley appointed president with Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood serving as secretary treasurer. The managing editor and advertising director are named, outlining new leadership in the publication’s administration.
The article notes Pope Paul VI's Rome to New York welcome as a peak in the American Catholic story. It traces early roots from Columbus to Jesuits, cites Saint Jogues, and highlights how immigration reshaped the church into a major national force with 249 bishops, 58,632 priests, 179,954 nuns, 304 colleges, and 384,528 students, signaling a shift from old world ghetto to integrated civic life.
Guest columnist Joe Brown notes APME sessions in Buffalo focused on self critique, press roles, and reforms. Cronkite critiques TV news, Rockefeller and Lady Bird Johnson urge Clean Water and national storytelling, Shriver pushes poverty fight. Auto thefts rise with ignition left on. teens 15 to 19 most involved.
In a study influenced by the 1964 Supreme Court reapportionment ruling, Raymond Crowley argues suburbs will become the main political force as state legislatures shift to population bases. Rural areas decline in relative power while suburban growth expands representation, with cities losing dominance in many states.
James Marlow notes that Texas cities lose population share while Houston grows modestly. Suburbs gain political weight as critics say suburban votes dilute urban influence. UVA specialists David and Hisenberg compare 1910 to 1960 apportionment, showing uneven gains for cities and suburbs across counties.
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